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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Kid Gloves (1929) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Kid Gloves (1929)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Kid Gloves (1929).

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Kid Gloves (1929)?
a.		WILHELM SCREAM: Several times during the prison riot scene in the beginning as the guards are shooting the prisoners.
b.		The computer keyboards in Mission Control are from the early home computers, the Commodore Vic-20
c.		This film is presumed lost. Please check your attic.
d.		At the climax, the Monster carries Dr. Frankenstein up the mountain side and through the mill. At the insistence of James Whale, Boris Karloff actually carried Colin Clive in these shots, which were filmed for hours over several days. The 41-year-old Karloff had physical difficulties due to moving in the padding, the back brace that was part of the costume, make-up and 13 pound lifted boots. He badly injured his back during these scenes (and in his 2 subsequent times playing the Monster). Back problems continued to plague Karloff throughout the remainder of his life.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Kid Gloves (1929)?
a.		Vitaphone production reels #2981-2987
b.		For the Special Extended Edition, the scene in which Pippin is looking for Merry after the battle on Pelennor Fields was digitally altered so that it appears to be night instead of day. According to Peter Jackson on the commentary track, this was done to make it appear that Pippin has been looking for hours instead of minutes, underlining the friendship between the two Hobbits. In the original edit, because it appears that Pippin has only been looking for a few minutes his reaction to finding Merry seems like hes overreacting.
c.		The name of the strip joint where the Fosters go to meet the DA (The Peppermint Hippo) is a based on a famous chain of gentlemens clubs called The Spearmint Rhino.
d.		Directorial debut of Andrew V. McLaglen.