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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Happy Is Not Hard to Be (2005) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Happy Is Not Hard to Be (2005) Quiz
This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Happy Is Not Hard to Be (2005).
About the movie:
HAPPY IS NOT HARD TO BE follows the lives of a diverse group of family and friends in Los Angeles, whose paths intersect at a time of personal turmoil and uncertainty...
1.
Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Happy Is Not Hard to Be (2005)?
a.
In one scene the character Richard is eating funnel cake. Actor
Bill Page
said he hates funnel cake and had to continually eat it.
b.
The character Clarence Beeks shares his name with a jazz musician who recorded under the name "King Pleasure."
c.
The members of the cast were allowed to name their own characters.
d.
Shot in two days.
2.
Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Happy Is Not Hard to Be (2005)?
a.
The author of the book Jesusonomy C. Fisher, is the films director
Chris Fisher
. Chris originally wanted to call the book Jesusology, but that name was already taken.
b.
The idea of unusual heat in the museum rendering thermal cameras useless came from director
John McTiernan
s earlier movie
Predator
. In that movie, McTiernans actual thermal cameras began to fail when the jungle temperature broke 90 degrees Fahrenheit.
c.
In the scene where
Thandie Newton
infects herself with Chimera and
Tom Cruise
sets off the explosive, the buildings security systems shows a problem in "Level 42".
Level 42
was a 1980s band with hits that include "Lessons in Love" and "Something About You".
d.
The script was written by allowing all of the actors to decide what type of person they wanted to play and what that person would want to quit. After workshopping with the writer/director and the actors, the script was written in a style that would allow for improvisation on set for what felt right in the moment.