Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Lighting Bill (1934) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Lighting Bill (1934) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Lighting Bill (1934).

About the movie: Landis kills Tom Ross but fails to get his money. Now he is after the Ross ranch for the money he knows is there...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Lighting Bill (1934)?
a.		One of the three films June Allyson considered her personal favorites of her films.
b.		James Horner wasnt particularly happy with the treatment of his score for the film despite receiving his first Oscar nomination. He delivered a finished score which didnt sit well with the edited film. Because Horner was unavailable as he was working on another film at the time, James Cameron had to heavily chop up the score to fit his edit. (A Deluxe Edition soundtrack of the score has since been released by Varèse Sarabande.)
c.		Quentin Tarantino is an avid collector of vintage TV show board games. During the filming of Pulp Fiction, he and John Travolta were reported to have sat on the floor and played the Welcome Back, Kotter board game.
d.		Filmed in 1933, not released until 1934.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Lighting Bill (1934)?
a.		On the 27 February 1956, director Robert Aldrich wrote a letter to the Chief of the Motion Picture Section of the Pictorial Branch of the US Department of Defense (DOD), Donald Baruch, protesting this movies rejection by the US Army and US DOD. It stated: "Theatrically and film wise, moral values are measured in comparatives; strength is measured against weakness; heroics against cowardice . . . We feel strongly that our film is one that shows beyond question qualities of moral righteousness, leadership, courage, heroism and above all, personal integrity on the part of both enlisted men and officers of the Army. To make characters white it is necessary to have a reflective comparison against characters that are not white. Such is the case in our film." In a later 11 March 1956 reply letter, Aldrich added: "No citizen sets out intentionally to defame the defense organization of his country. There obviously can and at times should be differences of opinion as to what is for the good of the country and what is not. Should one lose such an argument at such a level, fine, but never to have the chance or the opportunity to make that argument to me seems a little ridiculous."
b.		Martin Scorsese was worried about the On the Waterfront recitation because he knew hed be inviting critical comparison between the scene in this film and the original films scene. Robert De Niro read it in various ways. Scorsese chose the take in which the recitation is extremely flat specifically to mute the comparison, and to suggest that it is simply a recitation and not indicative of how Jake LaMotta felt about his brother.
c.		In an early scene, the establishing shot outside a seedy bar contains two seedy characters standing outside it, lighting cigarettes. They are musician Neil Young and music producer David Briggs, who contributed to the soundtrack selection and recording.
d.		Although the name of the picture is supposed to be "Lightning Bill", the title is actually misspelled on the opening title card, which says "Lighting Bill".

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