Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : I Take This Woman (1940) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : I Take This Woman (1940) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: I Take This Woman (1940).

About the movie: Georgi has attempted suicide in reaction to an earlier love affair. Now that Dr. Decker has married her he sets out to get her to love him...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: I Take This Woman (1940)?
a.		Tess asks Sean what happened to all the good dancers in LA, to which he responds Dancing with the Stars. Their cast mate on this film, Julianne Hough, is one of the professional dancers on the Emmy-Winning show.
b.		Red Skelton, ending his association with MGM, which had begun with Flight Command, starred in two films in a row which did not garner contemporary New York Times reviews: this movie, followed by The Great Diamond Robbery.
c.		Martin Short, who plays 10 year-old Clifford was 40 years old at the time of filming.
d.		Production of the film started in October 1938 and had a troubled history. Director Josef von Sternberg quit because of artistic differences. Director Frank Borzage took over, but the production was shelved in early January 1939 for more than 10 months, when W.S. Van Dyke took over and practically re-shot the whole film, with many different cast members. One contemporary reviewer quipped the film should have been called "I Re-Take This Woman".

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: I Take This Woman (1940)?
a.		Jack Carson is credited onscreen but has only one short scene yelling in a subway. His voice is clearly dubbed, probably because he couldnt be at the retakes.
b.		Darren Aronofsky, who co-wrote the screenplay, was originally going to direct the film in 1999 but instead made Requiem for a Dream.
c.		During the destruction of Venice, there is a brief shot of the footwell of the NemoMobile. Shown are three pedals, however, Tom Sawyer slams his foot on the gas pedal without ever touching the clutch. This is because, a) The NemoMobile used an automatic transmission and, b) the pedal on the far left is in fact, not a clutch pedal, but rather a second brake pedal. By having independent braking to the left and right side of the car, the stunt driver could achieve certain tricks not normally attributable to a 22 foot long vehicle.
d.		The first Pixar film to be released in IMAX.

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