Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Haunting Fear (1991) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Haunting Fear (1991) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Haunting Fear (1991).

About the movie: A woman has nightmares of being buried alive which somehow awakens a long-repressed enity inside her while her greedy, cheating husband plots to murder her for her money.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Haunting Fear (1991)?
a.		The role of Christine Dubois was originally intended for Deanna Durbin, who turned it down.
b.		According Jodie Foster in her interview in Boffo! Tinseltowns Bombs and Blockbusters, producer Stanley R. Jaffe felt she was "not sexy enough" for the role and wanted to cast another actress. He begged director Jonathan Kaplan to cast Kim Basinger in the role of Sarah, as he felt that 24-year-old Jodie Foster did not have the right talent for the role.
c.		Brinke Stevens wrote a screen play called "Buried Nightmares" that was to be a sequel to Haunting Fear, but the movie was never produced.
d.		Much of the MIB traits and characteristics are in-keeping with established lore of Men in Black. For example, supposed encounters with MIBs, witnesses report they use outdated jokes and vernacular and that their dress and vehicle seem to be dated as well. In the Chinese restaurant, Agent Kay tells Edwards "Agent Jay", "be there or be square", an expression thats out-of-place for mid 1990s humor.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Haunting Fear (1991)?
a.		Irving Berlin walked off the production and returned to Manhattan after arguing with writer-director Edmund Goulding over the movies concept. In later years, Mr. Berlin, who had received story credit, would angrily condemn the film as released.
b.		Nicole Kidman originally auditioned for the role of Molly.
c.		After the assassination all footage of Malcolm X is of the real man, most of it in black and white.
d.		Brinke Stevens considers Haunting Fear to be her finest dramatic performance, and has named it as her favorite of her films in several interviews.

QuizAssess