Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Middle of the Night (1959) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Middle of the Night (1959) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Middle of the Night (1959).

About the movie: Betty Preisser (Kim Novak), an attractive 24 year old divorcee, works as a secretary in the hard-boiled atmosphere of Manhattan's garment district...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Middle of the Night (1959)?
a.		David Fords feature film debut.
b.		The shot of the Prowler placing a rose on Sherrys head while Pam is changing in the next room was originally shot as part of Sherrys brutal murder scene. It was edited into the film later on to create more tension for the scene in which Pam returns to the girls room to change.
c.		It broke another record by winning all the Oscars for which it was nominated (11 out of 11). The previous record was nine out of nine by The Last Emperor and nine out of nine by Gigi.
d.		Paul Rubell, who edited several Michael Bay movies, could not participate in the editing because of his work in Thor. He recommended to Bay his friend, William Goldenberg to fill in his place.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Middle of the Night (1959)?
a.		Laurence Olivier wanted to follow up The Chronicle History of King Henry the Fift with His Battell Fought at Agincourt in France with a film version of "Macbeth", but decided against it because Orson Welles version would reach theaters first. Olivier opted to make his film of Hamlet instead, which went on to win him Academy Awards for Best Picture and Best Actor.
b.		Eminem lost 24 pounds for the role.
c.		Clay and Whitneys last name is Miller. This is a reference to Victor Miller, the creator of the Friday the 13th series.
d.		The original Broadway production of "Middle of the Night" opened at the ANTA Playhouse in New York on February 8, 1956, ran for 477 performances and received two Tony Award acting nominations. Paddy Chayefsky wrote the stage play and adapted his work for the movie version. Effie Afton, Martin Balsam, Lee Philips and Betty Walker recreated their stage roles for the movie version.

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