Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : He Ran All the Way (1951) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : He Ran All the Way (1951) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: He Ran All the Way (1951).

About the movie: The uptight and dumb smalltime thief Nick Robey and his partner and only friend Al Molin robber US$ 10,000.00 from a man...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: He Ran All the Way (1951)?
a.		This was John Garfields final film.
b.		The gun that Jordan Two Delta finds in Tom Lincolns room is a North American Arms Guardian .380 two-tone pocket pistol. The gun that Tom Lincoln takes with him is a Makarov stainless.
c.		In the episode "Cat from Hell", a TV is showing a scene from Martin, also written and directed by George A. Romero.
d.		Several songs from the Broadway musical were excised from the film. They are: "The Ballad of Sweeney Todd" (and its many reprises); "Ah, Miss"; "Johanna" (Judge Turpins version); "Kiss Me"; "Parlour Songs"; "City on Fire"; and "Epilogue". All ensemble / choral singing was also eliminated, most notably from "God, Thats Good", in which the title of the song is now never even sung. Many other songs remaining in the film have been shortened. The only songs to remain intact are "Epiphany"; "Pretty Women"; "Johanna" (Anthonys solo); "The Worst Pies in London"; "Wait" and "My Friends". "Johanna" (featuring Sweeney, Anthony, and the Beggar Woman) is originally a quartet featuring all three in addition to Johannas vocals. The song "My Friends" is not sung in its entirety either, with one line being added and the last line was edited, from "At last, my right arm is complete again" to "At last, my arm is complete again."

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: He Ran All the Way (1951)?
a.		Director John Berry and co-scripter Hugo Butlers names were removed from the credits for a time after release, due to the blacklisting of supposed Communist sympathizers at the time. Assistant director Emmett Emerson is thus often credited as the films director.
b.		The film contains a number of in-jokes. Bob Hopes character is just saying that he wants to be a private detective like Alan Ladd - when Ladd appears, playing a private detective. Dorothy Lamours character looks longingly after Bing Crosby for a moment (in their "Road" movies with Bob Hope, Crosby nearly always got the girl) before Hope wins back her attention. There is also a comic reference to legendary music conductor Arturo Toscanini, then considered the greatest conductor in the world, and who at that time was conducting the NBC Symphony Orchestra. (Bob Hope had a radio program on NBC and was soon to make his TV debut on NBC as well.)
c.		Udo Kiers yellow motorcycle is a British 750cc Norton Commando.
d.		Director Melville Shavelson and Kirk Douglas fought throughout the shoot. At one point, Shavelson even walked off the set, leaving his assistant to take over for the day.

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