Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Last Seen at Angkor (2006) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Last Seen at Angkor (2006) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Last Seen at Angkor (2006).

About the movie: Jeremy Oden returns to Thailand to meet with a private detective from Singapore, Lo Jin. Jeremy has been looking for his kidnapped fiancée (Katie) for the last four years...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Last Seen at Angkor (2006)?
a.		Joe Ranfts final film.
b.		The first Rated R Christian-faith based film.
c.		When they were shooting in Tangiers, it was in the middle of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, where no Muslim can eat or drink during the daylight hours. Interviews in the bonus material reveal that several of the crew members were Muslims, and found it exhausting to do the movie while being unable to eat or drink. Matt Damon comments on how he would see them look loningly at a cup of coffee or a sandwich. To accommodate these crew members, the remaining members of the crew tried to discreetly eat and drink.
d.		Several scenes were filmed shot-reverse-shot between two separate continents - Los Angeles and Singapore - after principal photography was completed.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Last Seen at Angkor (2006)?
a.		Initial funding came from an organization with non-specific connections to the Asian mafia. This funding was pulled during the production, forcing the producers to finish the movie on a shoe string.
b.		Second feature film of actress Kelley Miles, daughter of Vera Miles.
c.		During the casting process, both Jane Fonda and Vanessa Redgraves names were mentioned as possible stars for the film. The producers initially vetoed both actresses on the advice of the publicity department, fearing that the absolute worst option would be to cast Fonda and Redgrave, both of whom were known for their outspoken political beliefs, in a film together. In the end, of course, both actresses were cast and the film went on to great critical and box office success.
d.		Because Laurence Olivier wanted his then-girlfriend Vivien Leigh to play the lead role, he treated Joan Fontaine horribly. This shook Fontaine up quite a bit, so Alfred Hitchcock decided to capitalize on this by telling her EVERYONE on the set hated her, thus making her shy and uneasy - just what he wanted from her performance.

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