Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Moonfleet (1955) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Moonfleet (1955) Quiz

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

About the movie: Moonfleet is set in Dorset, England. The Fleet refers to the land just west of Portland, Southern England.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Moonfleet (1955)?
a.		Apart from Jean Reno, two other famous French people can be seen in the film. Indeed, actress Judith Godrèche has a small cameo and Milliken is played by Johnny Hallyday, an extremely popular pop/rock singer and sometime actor.
b.		First James Bond movie to take its title from an original Ian Fleming short story since The Living Daylights, a gap of twenty-one years. It is also the first time since this movie that James Bond has visited the opera.
c.		This was the final film for Skelton Knaggs. This film was released almost two months after his death.
d.		In the segment "Pig" the bottle of pills is visible in the first shot of the bedroom. It is on the floor near the bottom of the frame.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Moonfleet (1955)?
a.		In the scene where Michael flings the garbage bag into the garbage can on the street from a distance, there were three takes and Michael Aki successfully hit the target all three times.
b.		This film was simultaneously produced in two different versions. A CinemaScope version which has an aspect ratio of 2.55:1, and a spherical (non-CinemaScope) version intended to be matted during projection to a 1.75:1 aspect ratio.
c.		One of Cinematicals Best Independent Films of the Decade: 2000-2009.
d.		Although Billie Frenchette was never given "third degree" interrogation by the FBI as shown in the movie, the FBI agents did in fact perform similar tactics on Helen Nelson (the wife of Baby Face Nelson), Alvin Carpis, and a John Dillinger associate in Chicago named James Probasco. In the instance of Probasco, he ended up falling to his death from a upper-floor window. Offically, it is believed he committed suicide in order to avoid further interrogation. However, some historians believe that the FBI agents interrogating Probasco attempted to make him talk by hanging him out of a window and that the agents lost their grip on Probasco.

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