Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Joan the Woman (1916) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Joan the Woman (1916) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Joan the Woman (1916).

About the movie: A WWI English officer is inspired the night before a dangerous mission by a vision of Joan of Arc, whose story he relives.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Joan the Woman (1916)?
a.		First film to use the Handschiegl Color Process.
b.		The Wachowski Brothers approached Warner with the idea of the Matrix and Warner balked at the budget they had submitted. Over eighty million dollars. Warner instead agreed to give them ten million. The Wachowski Brothers took the money and filmed the first ten minutes of the movie (the opening scene with Carrie-Anne Moss) using the entire ten million. They then showed the executives at Warner the opening scene, and Warner was so impressed, they green lighted the entire asking budget.
c.		When Darryl F. Zanuck appeared as the mystery guest on the "Whats My Line?" TV game show just before this film was released, he said the temperatures during filming reached over 130 degrees in the daytime and only got down to 95 at night. The cast and crew were in French Equatorial Africa for 6 months making the movie and he vowed never to return.
d.		The three little girls who steal the witches brooms from in front of the house are dressed as the sisters themselves: Winifred with red hair and green cape, Mary with black hair and red cape, and Sarah with blond hair and purple cape.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Joan the Woman (1916)?
a.		When the film began its road-show run in major cities it was 12 reels long, but, over director Cecil B. DeMilles objections, was quickly shortened to 10 reels.
b.		Director of Photography Dietrich Lohmann was very ill during the production phase of the film, and the cast and crew found out he was dying from leukemia. A special dedication to Lohmann was put in the movies closing credits, as he passed away not long after the film was finished.
c.		The sculpture at the beginning of the art gallery scene is Auguste Rodins "Cathedral", which depicts two right hands intertwined in a prayer-like gesture reminiscent of a medieval cathedral.
d.		The "Riddance of Evil" book that Missy uses to send Bill & Ted to hell is actually a redressed copy of the Stephen King short-story collection "Four Past Midnight." She opens it to a page in the story "Secret Window, Secret Garden," which can be read clearly in a few frames of the film.

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