Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Let's Go Navy! (1951) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Let's Go Navy! (1951) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Let's Go Navy! (1951).

About the movie: The Bowery Boys join the Navy to catch some crooks who are posing as sailors.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Let's Go Navy! (1951)?
a.		The following items are a list of references to songs by The Beatles: The title of the movie, and many of the characters are named after various songs: Lucy, Jude, Max (Maxwell) Sadie, Mr. Kite, Dr. Robert, Prudence, JoJo, Rita. "Doctor Robert": When Jude, Lucy, and Max are at the party for Doctor Robert (portrayed by Bono) they are seen drinking from a bowl of unknown liquid. This is a reference to the lyric, "Take a drink from his special cup, Doctor Robert." "Get Back": A voice is heard yelling "Get Back!" when Sadie leaves the stage during "Oh! Darling". "Strawberry Fields Forever": During the Thanksgiving dinner scene, Lucys and Maxs grandmother remarks that "the cranberry sauce isnt as tangy as last year," referencing the use of the words "cranberry sauce" uttered by John (which was often misheard as "I buried Paul," adding to the myth that Paul was dead.) "Maxwells Silver Hammer": At college, Max generally goofs off and causes trouble. This is a reference to the song lyric, "Back in school again/Maxwell plays the fool again." "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da": The name Molly (Judes Liverpool girlfriend) alludes to Molly in the song. "The Word": When discussing Dr. Roberts bus Sadies manager says "Spread the word". "A Day In The Life": When Jeff Becks instrumental cover of "A Day In The Life" plays, Jude is reading a newspaper - a reference to the lyric, "I read the news today, oh boy." "I Want You": The famous Uncle Sam recruitment poster is animated to illustrate the song. "Martha My Dear": Judes mothers name is Martha. "Lovely Rita": Prudences friends name is Rita. "Sexy Sadie": Though the character of Sadie is a reference to Janis Joplin, it is also a reference to this song. "Get Back": While JoJos character is a reference to Jimi Hendrix, it is also a reference to "Get Back" (particularly the first line "JoJo was a man who thought he was a loner/But he knew it wouldnt last.") "Revolution 9": The number of the building where the rooftop concert takes place is #9. "Maxwells Silver Hammer": When Max and Jude first see their apartment, Sadie comments that Max seems harmless, but could have murdered someone with a silver hammer, and in another scene Max is shown holding a silver hammer, both homages to the song that lends Max his name. Its made all the more obvious by Max tapping the hammer and creating the beat of that very song. "Hello Goodbye": After Prudence enters through the bathroom window, Jude greets her saying "Hello, hello" which can be seen as a reference to "Hello Goodbye" (which was called Hello Hello by McCartney while he was writing it). "She Came In Through the Bathroom Window": When Prudence first enters the apartment through the window, Jude comments "She came in through the bathroom window." "When Im Sixty-Four": The shipyard employee that gives Jude his paycheck says he thought hed be doing something different when he was sixty-four.
b.		Shot in six days.
c.		In Neals room, a "X-Men" comic book featuring Cyclops on the cover can be seen. James Marsden (Neal) played Cyclops in X-Men, and would play the character again in its sequels.
d.		James Cagneys daughter, Cathleen Cagney, has said when she was a child and saw this movie, she was so upset by the scene where her father is turned into a donkey, that they had to bring James out to calm her down.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Let's Go Navy! (1951)?
a.		When Michael Jackson selected John Landis to direct Thriller, the only Landis works he had seen were An American Werewolf in London and Kentucky Fried Movie.
b.		The part of Ralph, Susans husband, was written specifically for actor Ian Geoghegan.
c.		The twenty-third of forty-eight Bowery Boys movies.
d.		The name of the other park the sandlot kids play the little league team at was the L.C. Romney Baseball Park (on the scoreboard at 47:40 and 48:04). L. C. Romney was a commissioner of Salt Lake City and a democratic candidate for Governor of Utah in 1956. The film was shot in Utah.

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