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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Home on the Range (2004) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Home on the Range (2004)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Home on the Range (2004).

About the movie: To save their farm, the resident animals go bounty hunting for a notorious outlaw.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Home on the Range (2004)?
a.		The "Death Records" secretarys card index includes files on Alice Cooper, David Geffen, Bette Midler, Peter Fonda, Dick Clark and Kris Kristofferson.
b.		This film marked the beginning of a five-year hiatus of traditionally animated Disney feature films. During its theatrical release (first-run and sub-run) in the United States, the film reportedly earned less than half of its estimated production cost. This was one of the final factors that led to the decision to make this the last traditionally ("hand-drawn") animated Disney feature for theatrical release. In early 2006, at the urging of professionals both in and out of Disney, plans were being considered for resuming traditionally animated features for theatrical release starting with The Princess and the Frog which ended the hiatus.
c.		This movies opening prologue states: "The motion picture you are about to see has been produced with the cooperation of law enforcement authorities. Though a work of fiction, it is a composite of events that have actually taken place on the streets of Hollywood."
d.		The restoration of this film began in 1970, when the George Eastman House discovered several cans of negative of the film, consisting of incomplete, out-of-order clips. Film historian Kevin Brownlow screened a print of these clips for the films director, Albert Parker, and with the information Parker gave him began a decades-long process of reassembling the film from the bits and pieces that survived.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Home on the Range (2004)?
a.		The working title of this film was "Sweating Bullets" and an early plot idea was about a calf named Bullets who saved his herd from a band of ghost cattle rustlers called the Willies.
b.		Paul Tuerpe appears in all four Lethal Weapon movies, but always in slightly different roles. He played Mercenary in the first, Hitman in the second, Henchman #3 in the third, and Helicoptor Co-pilot in the fourth.
c.		Tom Hanks gained 30 pounds in preparation for his role. He attributed the weight he gained to a nearby Dairy Queen.
d.		Chuck Aspegren was not an actor when he was cast in the movie. He was the foreman at a steel works visited early in pre-production by Robert De Niro and Michael Cimino. They were so impressed with Aspergen that they decided to offer him the role. He was in fact the second person to be cast in the film, after De Niro himself.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Home on the Range (2004)?
a.		Melody is never in the actual movie seen in a full shirt, i.e. a full neckline and sleeves. The only time she is seen in a real shirt is during flashbacks in the "Three Small Words" music sequence.
b.		GOOFY HOLLER: When Junior falls down the elevator shaft.
c.		Barnard Hughes won the 1978 Tony Award (New York City) for Actor in a Drama for "Da" for portraying the title role and recreating it in the movie version.
d.		The WPA was the Work Progress Administration (formerly the Works Projects Administration), created by President Franklin Roosevelt in 1935 to create employment and revitalize communities across the USA. It was part of his New Deal strategy.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Home on the Range (2004)?
a.		Although finished in 2009, the trailer for the film was made in 1999. This was done to create awareness of the film since no one had ever heard of it.
b.		Writers Will Finn and John Sanford originally pitched the film as an animated feature film based on the myth of the Pied Piper. Maggie the Cow was originally written as a deaf girl. Michael Eisner immediately hated the idea, because he thought no parent would take their children to see a movie where children are murdered. So Will and John wrote this movie, which contains elements from the Pied Piper myth.
c.		An enormous amount of mature marijuana plants are plainly visible as Remo and Rayner work their way across the Army base. It leaves one to wonder what the Army really testing at Mount Promise.
d.		A Darkstalkers: The Night Warriors arcade unit can be seen in this film.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Home on the Range (2004)?
a.		Although the defense lost the actual Scopes Monkey Trial, it was later reversed on a technicality. This fact is usually overlooked by most people.
b.		Alameda Slim is named after Wilf Carter also known as "Montana Slim". Carter was known as a Country Singer and Yodeler.
c.		As Oliver Stone is a San Francisco 49ers fan, there are a number of references to San Francisco winning the championship game against the Sharks.
d.		Principal photography finished 12 days ahead of schedule and on budget.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Home on the Range (2004)?
a.		The film was initially planned to be a trilogy.
b.		The final feature film to use Disneys CAPS (Computer Animation Production System) pipeline. The system - more than a simple software application, it encompassed a complex UNIX-based network of workstations and servers handling the creation, editing, storage, and workflow of multiple animated sequences - was dismantled when the animation unit was shuttered.
c.		Martin Scorsese set up a deal with 20th Century-Fox to write the screenplay with Jay Cocks. Fox attached a budget of $32 million to the project. Before anything came of it, however, Fox head Joe Roth told Scorsese that he would be first in line to see the picture, but he just couldnt finance it. Universal then stepped in, although it was not prepared to spend any more than $30 million. Finally Mark Canton of Columbia - with whom Scorsese had made Goodfellas - offered the full budget.
d.		Originally the actors in the flashback scenes wore pants with zippers. One of the musicians pointed out that the zipper had not been invented at that time, so some scenes had to be re-shot with button-fly trousers.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Home on the Range (2004)?
a.		Although this film is number 44 on the list of traditionally animated Walt Disney Feature Animation (WDFA), it is actually only number 35 of the traditionally animated WDFA that is made up of a single story. Fantasia and Fantasia/2000 consists of several animated segments, this is also the case for the so-called "package films" (made up of smaller shorts, rather than one long narrative), which were produced during and shortly after the WWII, from 1941 to 1949. These films are The Reluctant Dragon, Saludos Amigos, The Three Caballeros, Make Mine Music, Fun & Fancy Free, Melody Time and The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad. The same procedure was used once more with The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
b.		The original budget was $4 million, but as producer Joel Silver developed it, costs rose to $13 million. Universal head Ned Tanen fired Joel Silver, who immediately went to work for his friend and mentor Lawrence Gordon - who was also a producer on the film, so Joel Silver was back on the project.
c.		Some scenes were filmed around Henry Fonda, to allow him to be with his wife as she gave birth to their daughter Jane Fonda, including scenes with the sometimes-prickly star, Bette Davis. As the star of the film Davis was within her rights to insist that Fonda remain until their scenes were finished, but she allowed him to complete his shots and leave.
d.		In Killians office there is a poster for a fake TV show called "Hate Boat." In real life, Richard Dawson had a role in the TV series _ "Love Boat, The" (1977)(TV series)_.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Home on the Range (2004)?
a.		This film earned its "PG" rating due to one of Maggies lines about her udders ("Yeah, theyre real. Quit staring.")
b.		Both Deron McBee (Motaro) and Lynn Red Williams (Jax) are former American Gladiators, and they have a fight scene in this film together.
c.		On the checklist on Angelas computer, it says "Bring 2600 Mag". 2600 is an actual hackers magazine.
d.		While filming this movie, Kristen Stewart cut her trademark long, full hair into an uneven shag hairstyle. Photos of the hairstyle were released on June 11, 2009, garnering a great deal of media attention.

9.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Home on the Range (2004)?
a.		Chapter Titles: 1. Disaster At Sea 2. Barrase Of Death 3. The Gas Chamber 4. The Fatal Shaft 5. The Mystery Ship 6. Deadly Cargo 7. Undersea Terror 8. The Crash 9. Wolves At Bay 10. The Acid Trail 11. The Sea Battle 12. The Deadly Circle
b.		Despite having a limited (140 screens) theatrical run in the U.S. and a few territories (Italy, Hungary, Israel, Mexico and South Korea), Warner Bros released it directly to video in most countries worldwide in Europe, Japan, Australia etc).
c.		Tor Johnsons final starring role. He had 1 more uncredited role in Head.
d.		Mexican singer/songwriter Ely Guerra was the voice of Grace in the dubbed Mexican version.