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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Life of the Party: Vol. II (2010) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Life of the Party: Vol. II (2010)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Life of the Party: Vol. II (2010).

About the movie: Good morning it's Friday, and you have architecture class with Mr. Piscetello. But whatever.. It's pass fail. And you can always go to office hours. More importantly. What's on the docket for tonight?

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Life of the Party: Vol. II (2010)?
a.		Gloria Swanson met her third husband, Henri de la Falaise, while at work on this film in France. Though a Marquis, he was a not very wealthy, and was employed on the film as an interpreter and probably also as an extra.
b.		On the subway, Brian sees a man carrying a big basket with a lock on it. The character is from Frank Henenlotters previous film, Basket Case.
c.		Although Harold Minjir is credited with the role of Tauro, the character is actually played throughout by a heavily made-up Henry Hull, whether the scene features the "real" Tauro, or Dave Duvallo (Hulls credited role) impersonating him. Minjir may well be the actor who dubbed in Tauros definitely different voice (again, regardless of whether it is supposed to be the "real" Tauro or the disguised Duvallo on screen), but this is unconfirmed.
d.		Zero tripods were used. The cameras were hand held the entire shoot.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Life of the Party: Vol. II (2010)?
a.		While Jane and Kevin are in the bar, you can hear a Josh Kelley song in the background. In real life, Josh Kelley is married to Katherine Heigl.
b.		Marilyn Manson showed up for filming with his own prosthetic boobs, butt and blonde wig.
c.		Both Jeremys got B.A.s in Communication, and minors in Digital Media Based Imaging and Business Management, from the Universities of USC and Arizona.
d.		Most of the rogue characters are based on the key players of the 30-Day Pope conspiracy. Kenzig the banker was based on Roberto Calvi, managing director of the Bank of Milan who was found hanged in London in June 19, 1982. He was accused by Italian authorities of being involved in the disappearance of Vatican funds amounting to $1.25 billion. Lucchesi was based on Giulio Andreotti, an Italian politician and former Prime Minister. Gilday was based on Paul Marcinkus, a one-time director of the Vatican Bank and who has remained silent about the conspiracy.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Life of the Party: Vol. II (2010)?
a.		When Obi-Wan is in the Jedi library, he is staring at a bronze bust, then the librarian speaks and he is startled. This is not surprising, because the bust is of his old master, Qui-Gon Jinn.
b.		Only 1/3 of the actual script was filmed because of people not showing up, and shortage of time.
c.		In the opening scene, Pinky (Ricky Jay) is carrying a stack of books. The title of one of these books is "The Magic of Barcelona". Ricky Jay is widely considered the best slight of hand magician in the world today.
d.		Co-writer Bob Peterson doubled as the voice of "Mr. Ray" the Schoolteacher.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Life of the Party: Vol. II (2010)?
a.		Natalie Portman stated after the experience she had working with director Darren Aronofsky that she would work with him again at any point in the future.
b.		Tom Gertsch did all the lighting for the movie by himself.
c.		The small red duffel bag Jason Bourne takes from Gemeinschaft Bank in Zurich early in the movie when he cleans out the safety deposit box, and later gives to Marie when he sends her away, shows up again towards the end of the film as a hanging planter in Maries scooter rental shop.
d.		Bubba Smith has a huge fear of sharks and was scared to death while shooting the scene where he had to stand in the water and prevent a boat from driving away.