Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Happy Birthday, Harris Malden (2008) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Happy Birthday, Harris Malden (2008) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Happy Birthday, Harris Malden (2008).

About the movie: It's early July in Philadelphia. Childhood trauma has its hold on Harris Malden: he has no facial hair...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Happy Birthday, Harris Malden (2008)?
a.		Jim Wynorski replaced Charles B. Griffith as director.
b.		Natalie Wood was the first choice to play the female lead of Prudence Bell. She had a writer friend of hers read the script and once he confirmed her fear that it wasnt up to snuff she decided it was a good time to go ahead with a tonsillectomy that shed been putting off; the part was then given to Suzanne Pleshette.
c.		One scene in the film had to be re-shot almost ten months after "Happy Birthday, Harris Malden" wrapped production due to an unfortunate "desktop cleanup" accident. Sweaty Robot chooses to keep the actual scene a secret, as it blends seamlessly.
d.		When reports surfaced that Bette Midler caused production problems on the film, a report was made public to counter that claim. Studios write a report on every production of how many takes a performer shoots of a given scene. The report showed that almost all scenes with Miss Midler were wrapped in five takes or fewer.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Happy Birthday, Harris Malden (2008)?
a.		Last cinema film of Manning Redwood.
b.		The film was originally set to debut on video and DVD just three weeks after its theatrical premiere. Due to threats of a boycott by exhibitors, Fox moved the release date of the video and DVD to September.
c.		Nick Gregorio held the title of Foam Latex Mustache Engineer, in addition to his more well known titles of Writer, Director, Producer, and Actor.
d.		In the 1970s, Gore Vidal wrote in Esquire Magazine that when he found out Myra Breckinridges director Michael Sarne was now working as a waiter in a pizza restaurant, he said it "proves that God exists and there is such a thing as Divine Symmetry."

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