Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Johnny Eager (1941) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Johnny Eager (1941) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Johnny Eager (1941).

About the movie: District Attorney's daughter falls in love with a gangster the D.A. is trying to put in jail.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Johnny Eager (1941)?
a.		While most big budget movies use product placement, Starving Artists practiced person placement, putting the name of everyone who donated even a dollar somewhere in the movie. Names appear in graffiti, newspaper headlines, and other surprising spots. "People get really happy when the find their names," says director Allan Piper, "except for one woman whose name turned up on a porno mag."
b.		Body Count: 4
c.		In the opening scene where two doctors are examining John Dunbar, the man on the table is Kevin Costners stand-in. The two people playing the doctors are actually the films producer, Jim Wilson on the left and director/star Costner on the right. The voices were dubbed by other actors.
d.		"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie on January 21, 1946 with Robert Taylor reprising his film role.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Johnny Eager (1941)?
a.		In one of the bedrooms in Johnnys apartment at the track is a large painting, done in the art deco style, of a reclining blonde woman. Coincidentally, this same painting is featured briefly but prominently in Eyes in the Night, released the same year and also starring Edward Arnold, referred to in that film by Marty as "a blonde tomato."
b.		In an apparent homage to Robert Silverberg, one of director William Rotslers friends from the world of science-fiction literature, James Brand plays psychiatrist R.A. Silverberg and sports a beard similar to the one worn by Silverberg himself. James Brand is also visible as the client with the shaved head toward the end of the film.
c.		At one point in the story (set in New York), Oscar says "Getting a clear picture on Channel 2" is not his idea of a fun evening. For years through the mid- to late 70s and early 80s, this movie was a staple of WCBS Channel 2s "Late Show" movie in New York City.
d.		In rehearsal, Bill Murray (Venkman) teased Yugoslav model Slavitza Jovan (Gozer) about her pronunciation of the line "Choose and Perish", which sounded to him like "Jews and Berries"(!) and hed say "There are no Jews and Berries here!"

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