Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Living in a Big Way (1947) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Living in a Big Way (1947) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Living in a Big Way (1947).

About the movie: Leo Gogarty marries Margaud Morgan after a whirlwind romance just before shipping out to war. When he...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Living in a Big Way (1947)?
a.		The film is the first in the series in which Capt. Barbossas first name, Hector, is said. Interestingly, the writers did not initially plan on giving the character a first name: on the commentary for Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, Johnny Depp jokingly said that Barbossas name was Hector; this comment was misinterpreted by fans to be the characters actual name, and thus left the writers to feel that they had no choice but to include it in the series.
b.		According to Barry Levinson, this film came out of a derogatory comment about Dustin Hoffmans character in Sphere. The critics comment got Levinson thinking about his experiences growing up in Baltimore, and Liberty Heights was born.
c.		The original screenplay was about a woman in a coma and a man pretending to be her fiancé. Many studio executives thought this to be too predatory, but one suggested reversing the roles. Once the script was rewritten, the movie was picked up by Hollywood Pictures.
d.		This box-office failure was the last credited movie for the renowned, innovative director, screenwriter and occasional producer Gregory La Cava, who had begun working in the film industry as an animator in 1916.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Living in a Big Way (1947)?
a.		First-time director Amy Heckerling said she was seeking to make a comedy that was less structured than conventional ones, and more like American Graffiti so that "if you woke up and found yourself living in the movie, youd be happy. I wanted that kind of feel."
b.		Spike Lees first film to open at #1 at the US box office.
c.		This musical (which can be labeled a semi-musical) marked the second and last time that Gene Kelly would sing and dance in a black-and-white vehicle. Genes previous monochromatic musical had been his debut picture, For Me and My Gal.
d.		Body Count: 48

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