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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Here's to Romance (1935) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Here's to Romance (1935)

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Here's to Romance (1935)?
a.		The climactic huge stunt sequence, referred to by the crew as "Damnation Alley," was staged at the by-that-time-disused Northington General Hospital, a World War II military hospital in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, which had also been used as married-student housing by The University of Alabama. After most of the hospital buildings (including a large smokestack) were blown up or otherwise demolished for the filming, the lot was cleared and the University Mall complex was built on the site.
b.		Emma Stone was in early talks to star as Amber, but dropped out to star in Easy A.
c.		A nitrate Print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and Television Archives, and is not listed for preservation.
d.		The Terminator says "I need a vacation", which Arnold Schwarzenegger previously said in Kindergarten Cop. This was not in the script, but ad-libbed.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Here's to Romance (1935)?
a.		James Caan and Andy Garcia play Sonny Corleone and his illegitimate son Vincent respectively in the "Godfather" series.
b.		On 17 October 1939, songwriters Carl Field, Henry Clarkson and Jeff Clarkson filed suit in the Federal Court in Los Angeles for alleged song plagiarism against 20th Century-Fox Film Corporation, Con Conrad, Herb Magidson and the Sam Fox Publishing Company. Their suit claimed that the song, "Heres To Romance", from the 20th Century-Fox film of the same name, fringed upon the plaintiffs song, "Goodbye to Love". The suit asked for $25,000 in damages, an accounting on profits allegedly exceeding $5000,000, and an injunction.
c.		The movie was filmed during the summer, and Jean Hersholts heavy costume once caused him to collapse from heat exhaustion.
d.		Baxter Ward, who played a TV news anchorman, was a real life TV news reporter at the timea.