Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Mountain Mafia (2010) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Mountain Mafia (2010) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Mountain Mafia (2010).

About the movie: In the rolling landscape of Appalachia, beauty resides within each valley and atop the crest of each hill...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Mountain Mafia (2010)?
a.		Tiger Chung Lees first film in 19 years.
b.		Originally planned for a November 2008 release date, the film was held back due to Paramounts tightening of the number of films it releases per year and released late April of 2009. The trailer continued to run in theaters with November as the release date.
c.		As Sarah rides down the street at the films conclusion, the name of one of the stores on the street is A.C. Blomquist & Co. Alan C. Blomquist was the Executive Producer of the film.
d.		Nia Long who plays Lonette had a no-nudity clause in the contract for this film.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Mountain Mafia (2010)?
a.		Director Bruce Beresford was offered the script to direct but refused as he felt, at the time, that he wasnt suited to directing an action film.
b.		First public screening was held in Lebanon, Kentucky on October 1st, 2010.
c.		The dockside scene where Captain Ramsey (Gene Hackman) addresses the crew shows the USS Alabama in the background and, after his speech, the crew runs onboard. The sub was actually USS Barbel (SS-580), a conventionally-powered (i.e. non-nuclear) attack submarine originally commissioned in 1959. The sail ("conning tower") is a plywood mock-up that generally matched the real Alabamas. Barbels original sail not only looked different but had already been removed (the Barbel was about to be scrapped).
d.		This movie is similar in storyline to two earlier European films made around 1962. Firstly, it is similar to the Hungarian black-and-white film Two half-times in Hell (aka Két félidö a pokolban). Winner of the Critics Award at the 1962 Boston Cinema Festival, this movie told of a soccer match between Allied POWs and German soldiers and held on Adolf Hitlers birthday. Victory is also similar in storyline to the earlier Russian film, Tretiy taym.

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