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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Juvenile Jungle (1958) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Juvenile Jungle (1958)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Juvenile Jungle (1958).

About the movie: Planned kidnaping goes awry when gang leader falls for the victim.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Juvenile Jungle (1958)?
a.		Steve Martin drops a small note into the trunk of the car and excitedly says that hes gotten Merv Griffins autograph. The note says, "Best Wishes, Merv Griffin", and it is indeed Griffins actual autograph.
b.		During the title sequence, several images from Crispin Glovers book Rat Catching are used. In one shot a copy of Rat Catching - a red colored, hard bound book - can actually be seen.
c.		Robert Conrads film debut.
d.		Ben Foster risked his sight for the movie by adding glaucoma drops to his eyes for much of the shoot to dilate his pupils, making him appear to be high. Hed hide in the bushes at night and cover his eyes between takes to keep the lights from shining into them. He would also talk to Nick Cassavetes with his eyes closed.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Juvenile Jungle (1958)?
a.		John Travolta turned down the role of Arthur.
b.		Eddie Valiants initial 30 second stroll through Maroon Cartoon Studios, was so complex that it involved over 180 individual elements, that when assembled with the film pieces, created stacks 8 feet in height.
c.		The sheer brown gown with white embroidery worn by Kelly Hunter (Lady Steyne) at the Prince Regents party is the same costume worn by Faith Brook (Countess Rostova) in War & Peace, by an extra at the London Ball in Episode #2.2, and by a guest at the London ball in Poldark.
d.		In 1958, Republic Pictures released this film on a double bill with Young and Wild with the tag line "The SWITCH BLADE and HOT WIRE SET!" Both films boasted of being "in Naturama".