Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Madame X (1937) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Madame X (1937) Quiz

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

About the movie: Thrown out of her home after her husband discovers her infidelity, a woman sinks into degradation. Twenty years later...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Madame X (1937)?
a.		The game "Hats Off to Larry" is named for a 1961 hit song by Del Shannon.
b.		The play originally opened in Paris, France, on 15 December 1908. An English translation of the play by John Raphael opened in New York City, New York, USA on 2 January 1910 and had 125 performances.
c.		Doug Hutchison, who portrayed 16-year-old Obie Jameson, was 27 when this movie was filming.
d.		The Titanic model used for filming was on display at Anchor Bay, Malta, in a building close to the set used for the town of Sweethaven in the film Popeye. Later, it was moved next to the deep water tank at the Rinella studios in Malta. A storm hit the island in 2003, damaging the model beyond repair.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Madame X (1937)?
a.		The sexy, surly Bobby Joe was inspired by Holly Hunter, who was a housemate of Sam Raimis in the early 80s, along with Joel Coen and Frances McDormand. One particular incident inspired the character: Hunter was auditioning for a hooker part and was unusually made-up and wearing a sexy, short-skirted outfit. She became angry at Raimi when he somewhat leered at her. Raimi pulled for Hunter to play the part, but the producers wanted someone "sexier".
b.		Gladys Georges only starring role.
c.		From the very beginning, Steven Spielberg wanted Greta (Dr. Eddies assistant) to sing something by ABBA, but Peter Stormare suggested that she should sing something else, to make the scene more absurd. The childrens song "Små grodorna" (The Small Frogs) was chosen by Stormare. This song is usually sung on Midsummer Eve parties.
d.		The character of Andy is named for Andries "Andy" Van Dam, a Brown University Professor and computer science and animation pioneer who taught many of makers of this film.

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