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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Homer (1970) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Homer (1970)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Homer (1970).

About the movie: The story of a boy trapped in enemy territory... A small town in America.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Homer (1970)?
a.		The original lyrics to "Lets Begin" include the lines "We have necked / Till were wrecked", but the censors demanded that this be changed.
b.		Peter Fonda filmed a cameo as Bobby Caldwell, Linuss father, but it didnt make the final cut.
c.		A print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and Television Archives.
d.		Offering an impressive soundtrack for a low-budget film, "Homer" is especially notable for being the first film to feature a song by Led Zeppelin. Portions of the song "How Many More Times," which was released on the album "Led Zeppelin I" in January 1969, are played three times during the course of the film.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Homer (1970)?
a.		Matt Adler, Gregory Harrison, and John Philbin actually did their own surfing while the pro surfers were used as stunt doubles for the more difficult maneuvers.
b.		The closeness between King Henry and Becket is depicted as being a purely platonic one. Homosexuality was illegal at the time in Britain and any suggestion of that would have fallen foul of the censor.
c.		According to an article published in Time magazine on November 14th, 1969, Tisa Farrow suffered three mishaps while shooting the film on location, near Toronto. First, she stepped in a groundhog hole and pulled a leg tendon. Then, while hobbling with a cane, she was bitten by a rabid cat which required her to get 16 rabies shots in her stomach. Lastly, she was kicked in the stomach during a fight in a restaurant.
d.		Production designer Jack Fisk drew inspiration from the Metropolitan Museum of Art.