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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Love Me or Leave Me (1955) - Part (2) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Love Me or Leave Me (1955) - Part (2) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Love Me or Leave Me (1955) - Part (2)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Love Me or Leave Me (1955).

About the movie: A fictionalized account of the career of jazz singer Ruth Etting and her tempestuous marriage to gangster Marty Snyder, who helped propel her to stardom.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Love Me or Leave Me (1955)?
a.		According to director Jeff Lieberman, there was no trickery used in the scene where the tree falls and smashes through the Sanders dinning room. Lieberman said it was all done in one take with an actual cut tree being released from a crane to fall through the constructed set, complete with the actors on set! Several cameras were placed inside the set to capture the actors literally fleeing for their lives as the large tree landed within feet of them.
b.		"The Oscar-nominated ballad, "Ill Never Stop Loving You" (music by Nicholas Brodszky, lyrics by Sammy Cahn), was sung delicately by Doris Day to just a piano accompaniment in the film. For release on a single, Columbia Records provided Doris with the backing of Percy Faith and His Orchestra. The disc peaked at number 15 among "Billboard"s top-selling singles.
c.		Although the film wasnt John Carpenters first screenplay that he wrote since Escape from New York, it was the first film since Escape that he directed but credited himself as "Martin Quatermass". A similar thing he did on They Live but under the name "Frank Armitage".
d.		This films narrator, Orson Welles, would later narrate a portion of another Biblical work, The New Media Bible: Book of Genesis. Before narrating this Biblical epic about the King of kings, Welles had earlier portrayed a king himself in another Biblical epic, David e Golia. Welles would even portray a director directing a Biblical epic in Ro.Go.Pa.G., when he ironically had earlier directed himself in his own scenes in "David e Golia".

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Love Me or Leave Me (1955)?
a.		John Milius stated that making this film was one of the worst experiences he had.
b.		Doris Day wrote in her autobiography that she hesitated before accepting the lead in this film. Ruth Etting was a kept woman who clawed her way up from seamy Chicago nightclubs to the Ziegfeld Follies. It would require her to drink, wear scant, sexy costumes and to string along a man she didnt love in order to further her career. There was also a certain vulgarity about Ruth Etting that she didnt want to play. Producer Joe Pasternak convinced Day to accept the role because she would give the part some dignity that would play away from the vulgarity.
c.		The Halloween theme is written in the rare 5/4 time signature. John Carpenter learned this rhythm from his father.
d.		William Monahan has stated that Sgt. Dignams first name is Sean.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Love Me or Leave Me (1955)?
a.		Around September 2008 D.J. Caruso was discussing taking on the project.
b.		The on-set nickname for the monster in the crate in Creepshows fourth story was "Fluffy", as named by director George A. Romero. The creatures creator (and makeup artist on the entire film), Tom Savini, was the shorter garbageman featured near the end of the film.
c.		To provide housing and accommodation for the thousands of personnel working on this picture, the production spent over $1 million on constructing a pre-fabricated hut village. The mini city even included its own post office and bank. The housing settlement was located next to an unused farm in barren wilderness scrub about ten miles from Kwa Zulu, South Africa where the picture was shooting.
d.		According to Doris Day, most of the scene of a violent confrontation between James Cagney (Marty Snyder) and her did not appear in the final film because it would not pass the censors. After Etting is a triumph at the Ziegfeld Follies, Snyder comes to her hotel room to see her, and she tells him to get out of her life. As originally filmed, Cagney slammed her against a wall, savagely tore off her dress, and after a tempestuous struggle, he threw her onto a bed and raped her.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Love Me or Leave Me (1955)?
a.		After this film was released, Doris Day was deluged with mail from fans attacking her, a Christian Scientist, for playing a lewd woman who smoked, drank, and wore scant costumes in the nightclub scenes. Day cared about everyone who was disturbed by her characterization, and she answered every piece of mail, explaining the necessity for realism, and that it was essential to separate actress Doris Day from character Ruth Etting. She felt that as a performer, she had the same responsibility to the public that a politician has to the electorate.
b.		This would be the last of Russ Meyers theatrical feature films. He made one more film, a video feature, 22 years later in 2001.
c.		Kim Pine becomes visibly upset when she finds out that the rival band "Crash and the Boys" has a girl drummer. All drummers in the movie are girls.
d.		During the UCLA Sherlock Holmes Restoration Project (1993-2003) they were unable to find any 35mm elements of the main title for this film. The restored version uses a blow-up from a used 16mm television syndication print which was dissolved into the proper point. The main title of the restored version shows a decrease in resolution, increased grain and a reduction in image registration.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Love Me or Leave Me (1955)?
a.		Whereas they used 55 gallons of blood in the making of the first Hatchet, Hatchet 2 has reportedly used over 120 gallons of fake blood in principal photography alone.
b.		The film put Independent-International Pictures on the map. It was the companys first production and proved to be a big hit at the drive-ins in 1969.
c.		Of the sixty-two films he made, James Cagney wrote that he rated this among his top five.
d.		The last name of Opal and her dad, Buloni (mentioned in the dialog at 49:50 in the lunch meat joke), is shown on a sign to the left of the trailer door at 22:37 and elsewhere in the feature. In the scene from 10:45 to 11:03 where Winn-Dixie first arrives at the trailer, only the bottom edge of the sign is visible in the full frame version at 10:53 (when seen on a computer without "overscan" cropping) while in the wide screen version that edge is cropped from view.

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