Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : High Society (1955) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : High Society (1955) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: High Society (1955).

About the movie: Sach is informed that he is the heir to the fortune of a high society mogul. When he arrives for the reading of the will...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: High Society (1955)?
a.		The thirty-seventh of forty-eight Bowery Boys movies.
b.		This last film in the popular "Francis" series marked two major changes: Mickey Rooney replaced Donald OConnor and Paul Frees replaced Chill Wills as the voice of Francis.
c.		Naseeruddin Shah trained with a karate master to do much of his own fighting stunt work as Nemo.
d.		After the murder of Dorothy Stratten, no major studio would release the film, fearing it would bomb due to the tragic context in the public mind. Director Peter Bogdonovitch spent five million dollars of his own money to distribute the film himself. The film bombed, and the director found himself on the brink of financial and professional ruin.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: High Society (1955)?
a.		Sidney Lumet made Al Pacino do the phone conversation with Leon a second time even though his first take was perfect. Lumets reasoning was because he saw how much the scene took out of his actor and he wanted Pacino to look exhausted, as the character had been holed up in a bank, and a highly stressful situation, all day.
b.		The idea for the image of the headless man came to Oliver Stone in a dream.
c.		The screenplay was mistakenly nominated for an Academy Award when the Academy nominating committee confused the title with the Bing Crosby / Grace Kelly musical released the following year. The writers graciously declined the nomination.
d.		Steven Spielberg admits that his greatest mistake in directing this film was his lack of courage portraying the lesbian relationship between Celie and Shug. At the time of filming, Spielberg feared that overt sexuality between the two characters would alienate audiences, a decision he now regrets.

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