Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Maximum Risk (1996) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Maximum Risk (1996) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Maximum Risk (1996).

About the movie: A policeman takes his twin brother's place and inherits his problems and a beautiful girlfriend...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Maximum Risk (1996)?
a.		Two Irving Berlin musical satires of Washington D.C. politics were not transferred from Broadway to Hollywood: the Ethel Merman-centered "Washington Square Dance" (although in the movie a few bars are sung by an off-screen chorus, and the melody is played during a party scene); plus a trio of senators (who on Broadway were Pat Harrington Sr., Ralph W. Chambers and Jay Velie) intoning "They Like Ike" (which inspired the memorable catch phrase of the 1952 Eisenhower presidential campaign).
b.		This was the first of four feature films based on Harold Pearys popular radio character "The Great Gildersleeve". The next two features would be released later the same year, and the fourth released the following year (1944).
c.		At the end, Everetts line, "Finding one little ring, in the middle of all that water, is one hell of a heroic task," is a reference to the legend of Theseus, who had to find a golden ring at the bottom of the ocean to prove he was the son of Poseidon.
d.		This was Jean-Claude Van Dammes first starring film under his contract with Sony Pictures.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Maximum Risk (1996)?
a.		It was Jean-Claude Van Dammes idea that Asian action director Ringo Lam direct this film, as his American directorial debut.
b.		To increase flexibility with the films editing process, Kerry Conran shot each of the dozens of extras (who werent physically interacting with the main characters) individually on the blue screen, so that he could manipulate them in the final shot to his own liking without having to re-shoot the entire scene.
c.		The 13 and-a-half minute billiard room scene between Tom Cruise and Sydney Pollack took about three weeks of filming. The greeting scene at the party early in the picture took only two hours.
d.		The house used for Major Chathams house was actually a museum. The furniture in the house was all antique and the owners would only allow a skeleton crew to shoot inside the location.

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