Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Homeless for the Holidays (2009) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Homeless for the Holidays (2009) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Homeless for the Holidays (2009).

About the movie: A smug executive enjoys the perfect life - until he loses his job, and finds himself working at a burger joint. Now he's falling behind on his bills, and if something doesn't change soon, his family could lose everything by Christmas.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Homeless for the Holidays (2009)?
a.		The television show Seinfeld would later parody the "magic bullet" theory featured in "JFK" in an episode where Kramer and Newman believe that they had been spat at by NY Met Keith Hernandez. Jerry diagrams the course of the "magic loogie" and Keith later reveals that there was a second spitter, Roger McDowell. Wayne Knight, who plays Newman, is also in "JFK" as a member of Garrisons team. He would be one of the two men to model the shooting in court to prove the implausibility of the "magic bullet", not unlike how Jerry disproves Newman and Kramers theory.
b.		According to the plaque on the dog carrier, the Pomeranians name is Thurston.
c.		This is the only Rugrats film to earn a PG rating.
d.		Screenwriter George A. Johnson wrote the script for "Homeless For The Holidays" in just 3 weeks after going through a similar situation with his family. The entire film, from concept to theatrical release, was completed in just over 9 months.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Homeless for the Holidays (2009)?
a.		When Willy Beachum is in his office, the boxes behind his desk are labeled "People .vs. Morgenthau" - Kramer Morgenthau was the cinematographer for the film and another box reads, "People .vs. Beaupre" - Steven F. Beaupre was the second assistant director
b.		The scene where Shelby (Gretta Hambrook) gives Jack (Matt Moore) an envelope with money inside is actually based on a true event. When writer/director/producer George A. Johnson was going through financially difficult times, he was approached by a young girl named Shelby, who had raised over $100, and gave it to Johnson so that his family "could have a good Christmas". The envelope used in this scene is the actual envelope that Shelby gave to Johnson, and if you look closely, you will notice that the envelope says "Johnson Family".
c.		Inspired by American Graffiti, the original screenplay contained a DJ character who broadcasts throughout the film. The DJs asides were written as the films narration and the songs he introduced were written into the screenplay as lyrics for cues to be composed by Jordan Lehning.
d.		Never released to television, and not viewed by the American Film Institute for their 1931-1940 catalog, survival status of this film remains undetermined.

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