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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : His Darker Self (1924) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : His Darker Self (1924)

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: His Darker Self (1924)?
a.		Norman Wisdoms first film role in 20 years.
b.		After the Village People attended a dinner party with producer Allan Carr, reportedly, the first script for this picture was ready in just four weeks.
c.		Comedian Lloyd Hamilton got the part, partly played in black-face, that was intended originally for Al Jolson.
d.		Natalie Portman said in an interview with Charlie Rose that one of the most difficult challenges, aside from training and dancing, was her voice in the film. She stated director Mike Nichols has given her consistent criticism on how childish her voice sounds and encouraged her to work with vocal coaches to make it sound deeper and more adult. The role of Nina required Portman to regress backwards to make her voice more child-like. She felt it was taking her back to a point she worked hard to leave behind.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: His Darker Self (1924)?
a.		Donald Sosin composed his score in 2008 for the Ritorato Festival in Bologna with vocals composed and sung by Joanns Seaton. The 2010 score by Robert Israel includes such vintage songs as "East Side, West Side," "Only a Bird in a Gilded Cage," "Bicycle Built for Two," "Strawberry Blonde, and "After the Ball Is Over".
b.		Started in 1922 by D.W. Griffith, who abandoned the project due to production problems and the death of Porter Strong, a key cast member. It was eventually finished by John W. Noble and released in 1924.
c.		Harrys car is a rare 1956 BMW 503 convertible. It has an eight-cylinder engine and rather sluggish handling, unlike most BMWs. Just 129 convertibles were made and this may be the only one ever featured prominently in a movie.
d.		The Set use for Kid Jarretts hide-out was built for Alamo: The Price of Freedom. Kid Jarretts room is the Alamo set interior,designed by Roger Ragland. The town is on location in Alamo Village, Bracketville, Texas, designed by Alfred Ybarra for The Alamo. The Girls Camp scene is a close-up set built in 1959 for that film, also.