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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Headphones and Hearts (2006)

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About the movie: Zach Hughes is a bookstore worker who loves to read and listen to music. The problem is he listens to his music player wherever he goes...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Headphones and Hearts (2006)?
a.		Leigh Whannell has been involved in everyone of James Wans films. This movie he plays Spink, one of the members of Billy Darleys gang. Leigh had also co-wrote and starred in Saw and co-wrote Dead Silence.
b.		An incomplete nitrate print of this film (Missing Reel 1)Survives in the UCLA Film and Television Archives, and is not listed for preservation.
c.		During auditions, 8 actresses where lined up for the part of Emily. However, only two actresses showed, with the part going to Nikki Hoy.
d.		Andre Braughers movie debut.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Headphones and Hearts (2006)?
a.		While filming the scenes at the Theater District parking garage, an arrest was being made on the top floor. The production had to wait until the officers vacated the area before continuing filming, thus the sky is black by the time Zach and Emily reach the Ransomer.
b.		Balloons were flown to extreme altitudes in Projects Manhigh and Excelsior, starting shortly after the film debuted. In the latter, then-Captain Joseph Kittinger successfully completed a jump of 103,000 feet, free-falling for more than 4 minutes with only a small drogue chute, something similar to a kites tail, to prevent him from spinning. Despite suffering severe bruising from the extreme low pressure trauma experienced at that altitude (similar to "sea" level on Mars), and frostbite from the extreme cold (almost 100F below zero) Kittinger was none the worse for his dangerous adventure.
c.		Much of Beau Huttons appearance is modeled after Texan singer-songwriter, Hayes Carll, who wrote several of the songs performed by the character in the movie.
d.		Sam Peckinpah: a sound engineer aboard a mobile unit, wearing his trademark mirror sunglasses.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Headphones and Hearts (2006)?
a.		First major film to use the word "bullshit".
b.		In December 1940, Lana Turner was announced as the female lead.
c.		Al (Sam Dobson) keeps talking about fat chicks during the film because he thought his character would be a chubby chaser.
d.		In the credits, both Saddam Hussein (Matt Stone) and Satan (Trey Parker) are listed as playing themselves.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Headphones and Hearts (2006)?
a.		Josh Brolin had to lose 30 pounds in a month to physically prepare for his role.
b.		The apartment used by the production belonged to the friend of Charlie Ansanelli (Zack).
c.		After years in "development hell", the first indication that Disney was serious about creating a sequel was the showing of a "VFX Concept Test" teaser at Comic-Con 2008. The teaser showed the updated light-cycles, and revealed Jeff Bridges as Flynn and CLU. The title revealed was "TR2N", but by the time the teaser was released (officially) online several months later, the title had been changed to "TRON: Legacy".
d.		Appearing in this movie was Brooks regular Dom DeLuise who had previously appeared in Brooks The Twelve Chairs; Blazing Saddles and Silent Movie.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Headphones and Hearts (2006)?
a.		On April 22, 1974, 2 men robbed a HIFI shop in Ogden Utah and made the 5 hostages drink Draino and then shot them in the head. The next day an unnamed informant called in a tip to Ogden City Police with information that would help wrap up the case much sooner than police had anticipated. The informant, an airman stationed at Hill Air Force Base, told police that he had overheard two of his fellow airmen talking about robbing a store and killing witnesses utilizing the Death By Drano method by which the Pimp murders the Prostitute in Magnum Force, which the two had seen prior to the Crime. Two of the hostages miraculously survived. The crime would forever be known as The Hi-Fi Murders.
b.		Alec Guinness speech to Parliament - in the role of Benjamin Disraeli - is delivered in an unbroken, single take of nearly seven minutes of impassioned dialogue.
c.		To fill the background with "Indians", hundreds of Filipino extras were filmed while the 16 Sioux were used for the close-ups.
d.		The film was shot in 7 half-days over 2 weeks.