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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Last of the Pagans (1935) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Last of the Pagans (1935)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Last of the Pagans (1935).

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Last of the Pagans (1935)?
a.		Roberta Collins infamous "Get it up or Ill cut it off" line was improvised on the spot by director Jack Hill.
b.		Peter Cullen wants to own one of the Peterbilt trucks that served as Optimus Prime.
c.		There is no spoken dialogue until six minutes into the film.
d.		The film was banned in Germany; French censors deleted scenes of natives being contracted unknowingly for 5 years of hard labor.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Last of the Pagans (1935)?
a.		Supposedly, and this may have been a promotional gimmick, J. Edgar Hoover wept during the scene where Sam Crandall (Murray Hamilton) dies after being shot by Baby Face Nelson.
b.		Rosie arranges some flowers as she recounts her beating at the hands of Val Resnick. The flowers are known as Black Eyed Susans.
c.		50,000 feet of underwater footage was shot for this film, with a final total of 60 reels shot during the 22 weeks of production. It was eventually released as an 8-reel feature.
d.		After the policeman visits the Waxwork with Mark, he realizes that many of the statues of the victims resemble missing people from posters he had seen. These posters are actually just copies of one of the posters from the opening credits of The Lost Boys. All of the missing person posters have a single photo of a missing adult, but the posters all have the same information of two missing children on the poster: William G. Bailey 7-26-62 Sandy blond hair brown eyes Missing since August 6, 1979 (or 1973) Call the Santa Carla Police Department Susan Wilbur 5-30-69 Black Hair Blue Eyes Missing since February 6, 1983.