Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Love Is News (1937) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Love Is News (1937) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Love Is News (1937).

About the movie: Financier's daughter spars with newspaper reporter: he by writing about her, she by announcing their engagement.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Love Is News (1937)?
a.		Michael Caine was so very much beside himself to be working with Laurence Olivier, that he didnt even know how to address him. Eventually, he broke down and just asked. Olivier replied, "Well I am the Lord Olivier and you are Mr. Michael Caine. Of course thats only for the first time you address me. After that I am Larry and you are Mike."
b.		Loretta Young was reportedly angry that Tyrone Power got top billing.
c.		Cassandra Peterson: (a.k.a. Elvira) Biker Mama at the Biker Bar.
d.		None of the actors actually sang their own parts. All of the singing was done by professional singers. Debbie James and Arthur Rubin did the singing for Amy Yasbeck and Cary Elwes.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Love Is News (1937)?
a.		While extracting the false teeth from the wine glass, Mrs. Doubtfire jokes "Carpe Dentum... seize the teeth." This echoes "Carpe Diem... seize the day", Robin Williams recurring phrase from Dead Poets Society. Coincidentally, Williams had earlier appeared in the little-known movie Seize the Day.
b.		Remade years later as _That Wonderful Urge (1948)_. Tyrone Power also starred in this version in much the same role as before. His co-stars were Gene Tierney (in the Loretta Young role), and Reginald Gardiner (in the George Sanders role).
c.		(29 October 2002) A stuntman was killed filming a parachuting scene near Oceano, California. Jumping with eight other skydivers from 14,000 feet, the man was supposed to land on the beach, but actually landed about 300 yards offshore and drowned.
d.		Shortly after its release, Iranian bloggers and journalists were outraged by the movie. With headlines like "Hollywood Declares War on Iranians", they chastised the movie for its monstrous portrayal of the ancient Persians, ancestors of modern Iranians. A cultural adviser to President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad called it "American psychological warfare against Iran." Thus far, no mention has been made of the opening or closing scenes, which reveal that the Persians portrayal is a result of the story being told from a Spartans point of view, rather than an omniscient, contemporary viewpoint.

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