Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Kelly and Me (1957) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Kelly and Me (1957) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Kelly and Me (1957).

About the movie: A failed vaudevillean finds a trained dog, who helps him succeed in early talking films.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Kelly and Me (1957)?
a.		Producer Wolfgang Reitherman brought his sons pet fox as reference for the animators.
b.		This directorial effort was the final film of director, silent screenwriter and occasional producer Robert Z. Leonard (nicknamed Pop), whose movie career started as an actor in Damon and Pythias. Ultimately, Mr. Leonards directing style would become identified with the golden age of MGM, where he worked beginning with Metro Pictures Peacock Alley (as director plus writer) and ending with MGMs The Kings Thief (as director only). For his career finale at Universal International, Mr. Leonard once more guided Van Johnson. Previously, the director and leading man had teamed five times at MGM for Week-End at the Waldorf, In the Good Old Summertime, Duchess of Idaho, Grounds for Marriage and Too Young to Kiss.
c.		When asked to reprise his role of the film, Anthony Heald wasnt sure if hed be able to. Tim Roth became a candidate for a younger Dr. Chilton and negotiations began. At the last second, Heald became available. Interestingly enough, Roth was also considered as a possible replacement for Anthony Hopkins in Hannibal, had Hopkins declined.
d.		This film was intended as a wide theatrical release; however, the film tested poorly and studio executives then considered going direct to DVD as a result. Ultimately the studio decided to give it a limited theatrical release in Texas (the home state of Jessica Simpson and Luke Wilson) in an attempt to generate interest and more accurately assess the films box-office potential. After the film grossed only $1190.00 on eight screens, the studio decided not to expand the limited theatrical release any further.

QuizAssess