Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : London Boulevard (2010) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : London Boulevard (2010) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: London Boulevard (2010).

About the movie: "London Boulevard" is the story of a man newly released from prison who falls in love with a reclusive young movie star and finds himself in a duel with a vicious gangster.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: London Boulevard (2010)?
a.		All death sequences were cut down significantly in order to avoid an X-rating. Dans original motorcycle death was longer and contained much more gore. Many sequences showing Dans face racked in pain were cut, along with his screams and Freddys laughter. Scenes which are seen on screen for only seconds are minutes long on film. The entire sequence is much longer, and the timing of Freddys quips are different. Gretas dinner scene was also edited. Originally, Freddy filleted the Greta-doll with the claw-glove causing it to spurt blood everywhere and then force-fed her its innards. Shots of the guests laughing were cut. Also, after Freddy said, "You are what you eat," she looked down and realized he had gutted her and was feeding her mush from her own stomach. This explains why the Greta-doll in Marks dream is bleeding from its torso. Finally, Marks demise is also cut. As Freddy shreds the paper in the unrated release, his face is animated and shows him screaming along to his cries of pain until Freddy cuts his paper head off. All three scenes can be viewed unedited in the original unrated VHS release.
b.		Of her films, this was Vivien Leighs personal favorite.
c.		The film is dedicated to Trinidad Silva (Raul), who was killed by a drunk driver midway through production. Had he survived, the film wouldve explored/developed the character of Raul a little better. Such as the fact that he was a postal worker/carrier, and wouldve shown a very funny scene involving the revenge of the flying-poodle Fifi, who was un-mercifully thrown out of a 2-story-high window. The scene with the attacking poodles was actually filmed using another actor doubling for Trinidad with stuffed poodles attached to his body and covering his face but the scene was not included in final version of the film.
d.		The Chinese words on the package are the title of "The Departed", which is written by William Monahan as well. Infernal Affairs (the movie The Departed was based on) was incorrectly called "a Japanese film" during the 79th Academy Awards; Jordan emphasizes "he got it from Hong Kong" here.

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