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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Little Big Shot (1935) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Little Big Shot (1935)

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

About the movie: "A great kid!" "A great bet!" "A great show!" -- Say the Critics

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Little Big Shot (1935)?
a.		The original script was darker than the final result, with the intended effect to be a standard relationship comedy that is constantly interrupted by real life anxieties and complexities. The script specifies that the story begins during March 2002 and ends sometime that summer, placing Eric in New York City on September 11th, 2001 and suggesting the trauma of that experience as a prime motivator for his actions during the movie. Bennett described his original concept of the movie as "the kind of romantic comedy that would freely acknowledge 9-11."
b.		Byron Haskin took over as director of photography when Tony Gaudio started work on Dr. Socrates.
c.		Based on a true story.
d.		One of the featured extras military uniforms bears the name Philo. This is a nod to Joan Philo, the Illinois-based casting director for extras.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Little Big Shot (1935)?
a.		Jennifer Jones reportedly chewed garlic cloves before her love scenes with William Holden to deter her notoriously womanizing co-star.
b.		Sybil Jason stated in her autobiography that director Michael Curtiz filmed some scenes at a real Hollywood orphanage, and (in the interest of realism) cast real orphans as extras. Among them, Jason remembered, was a young Marilyn Monroe, long before her first "recognized" role. This has not yet been confirmed by film historians and Monroe biographers.
c.		In one of the last scenes, when the house is shaking and the bed rolling, Linda Blair fell off of the bed into a crack in the floor. Viewing dailies showed this to be a superior way of dealing with Blairs character, but a stage hand jumped into the scene to rescue Blair from injury and the shot was unusable.
d.		The whole wolves attacking the ship sequence took only 5 days to film.