Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Midnight Dawn (2010) Quiz

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Midnight Dawn (2010)?
a.		Marked the first production of partners Hugh Grant and Elizabeth Hurleys short-lived "Simian Films."
b.		According to Ms. Davis, she was so disgusted by the script that she demanded it be rewritten, and left when the filmmakers refused. The script was then reshaped to explain her absence. Larry Cohen says Davis had to leave for New York for medical reasons and that she later claimed she left because of the script because she was worried she wouldnt be able to get another job if people thought she was in too bad health.
c.		Doolitte Lynns real name is Oliver. He picked up the nicknames Doolittle as a boy and Mooney as a young man working for moonshiners in Kentucky before entering the army in WW II.
d.		Director Michael Thomas Dunn issued a challenge for the entire cast in crew during Pre-Production. His goal was to make a film as good or better Robert Rodriguezs _El Mariachi (1992)_ (within the same budget as El Mariachi).

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Midnight Dawn (2010)?
a.		The B-25 Mitchell bomber transporting the doctors Medford was actually the personal transport for a 2-star General.
b.		The terrorist training camp set (in the beginning of the film) was the largest, most elaborate backdrop built at the MTD Studios complex (as of 2009).
c.		Evan Rachel Wood turned down the role of "Millie". The part eventually went to Rachel Bilson.
d.		Feature film debut of Jason Alexander, Fisher Stevens, and Holly Hunter.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Midnight Dawn (2010)?
a.		Robert Englund: The Freddy Krueger star as a Holdup Man. This was Englunds third film.
b.		The running time for this film is 87 minutes, Freddy appears in just 13 of them.
c.		The role of Michael was written for Tony Devon before he even know about the role.
d.		When presenting to the board of the United Arts of Central Florida, Michael Thomas Dunn pitched his film to be a modern day production similar to _El Mariachi (1992)_. Although, he disclosed the story would not resemble the 1992 film, but instead be a continuation of the espionage storyline introduced in his own 1998 short film, "Midnight Conflict." The United Arts of Central Florida approved the requested grant, and the organization co-financed the project.

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