Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Heavy (1995) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Heavy (1995) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Heavy (1995).

About the movie: The life of an overweight, unhappy cook is forever changed after a kind, beautiful college drop-out comes to work as a waitress at he and his mother's roadside restaurant.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Heavy (1995)?
a.		Released in the US thirty-five years, ten months, and two days after the original One Hundred and One Dalmatians film.
b.		When Lt Parmentel interviews Jesses friend Tolmatchoff, the Lt refers to a "Johnny Godard". This is a nod to Jean-Luc Godard, director of the original À bout de souffle.
c.		At a WGA seminar in 2003, William Goldman denied the persistent rumor that he was the actual writer of Good Will Hunting: "I would love to say that I wrote it. Here is the truth. In my obit it will say that I wrote it. People dont want to think those two cute guys wrote it. What happened was, they had the script. It was their script. They gave it to Rob Reiner to read, and there was a great deal of stuff in the script dealing with the F.B.I. trying to use Matt Damon for spy work because he was so brilliant in math. Rob said, "Get rid of it." They then sent them in to see me for a day - I met with them in New York - and all I said to them was, "Robs right. Get rid of the F.B.I. stuff. Go with the family, go with Boston, go with all that wonderful stuff." And they did. I think people refuse to admit it because their careers have been so far from writing, and I think its too bad. Ill tell you who wrote a marvelous script once, Sylvester Stallone. Rockys a marvelous script. God, read it, its wonderful. Its just got marvelous stuff. And then he stopped suddenly because its easier being a movie star and making all that money than going in your pit and writing a script. But I did not write Good Will Hunting, alas. I would not have written the "Its not your fault" scene. Im going to assume that 148 percent of the people in this room have seen a therapist. I certainly have, for a long time. Hollywood always has this idea that its this shrink with only one patient. I mean, that scene with Robin Williams gushing and Matt Damon and theyre hugging, "Its not your fault, its not your fault." I thought, Oh God, Freud is so agonized over this scene. But Hollywood tends to do that with therapists." As of 2009, Matt Damon and Ben Affleck have both co-written one other script each, although not with each other; Damon co-wrote Gerry with Gus Van Sant and Bens brother Casey Affleck, and Ben Affleck directed and co-wrote (with his childhood friend Aaron Stockard) the script for Gone Baby Gone.
d.		Charles Thompson (aka Frank Black) of the Pixies says on a deleted scene of loudQUIETloud: A Film About the Pixies, that he was approached for the part of Victor. He turned it down, saying he "didnt want to play that type of character".

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