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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Mustang Ironheart: Preludes of Iron (2007) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Mustang Ironheart: Preludes of Iron (2007)

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About the movie: The first adaptation of Ekim Htiek's rare cult underground graphic novel series, Preludes takes...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Mustang Ironheart: Preludes of Iron (2007)?
a.		Less than eight feet of film was cut from the final release. Eight feet is about 5 seconds.
b.		At least five scenes were cut from the film before release, and some appeared in the trailer: Peter Ludlow talking to the InGen committee about their expenses, Roland and Ajay talking in a bar, T-rexes trying to attack Kelly, who was left alone in the High Hide, The Raptors and T-rexes fighting in the rexs nest, and Pteranodons attacking the rescue helicopter.
c.		The love scene between Mustang and Veronica Grace contains over 300 lit candles.
d.		When Friar Tuck is "helping" the bishop pack his fortune, he mentions 30 pieces of silver. This is the same amount Judas Iscariot received for his betrayal of Christ.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Mustang Ironheart: Preludes of Iron (2007)?
a.		The B-25J seen in this film is known as "Photo Fanny" and is located at the Planes of Fame Museum in Chino, California.
b.		The safe house crime scene, which was shot in Tucson, Arizona, used a stunt-double (filmed from the back only) to play Chief Taggart because actor Scott Bailey was not available when the scene was filmed.
c.		For the scene in Dodge City where Clark taunts the ornery bartender who ends up shooting him with a blank-loaded rifle, one of the prop guys ended up playing a practical joke on the cast members during one of the takes. During that particular take, after the bartender shoots at Clark, the prop guy tossed down a fake dummy from the second level of the set and the entire cast jumped in surprise afterward.
d.		Takes place on Sunday the 15th, the second "Friday" film to not actually take place on a Friday at all. While the beginning with the coroners takes place during the night of Sunday the 15th, the rest of the movie takes place Monday the 16th and Tuesday the 17th being the climactic night.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Mustang Ironheart: Preludes of Iron (2007)?
a.		Maggie Moore - who played the women singing Dolly Partons "I Will Always Love You" - played the role of Yitzak in the stage version of "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" after Miriam Shor left the role.
b.		First film directed by George Cukor.
c.		The movie is based on the graphic novel of the same title which is part of a 14 book series.
d.		All the college scenes were filmed at Columbia University in New York, including the fictional Weaver Hall office/lab interiors. Director Ivan Reitman decided to use an actual on-campus office instead of a soundstage so the film crew could film indoors if the weather turned bad, rather than lose a days filming. Columbia University agreed to all this, on the condition the school not be mentioned by name on-camera.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Mustang Ironheart: Preludes of Iron (2007)?
a.		Mustang consumes a handful of food items during the film including a McDonalds cheeseburger, a bowl of rice, multiple juice boxes, two bottles of whiskey, a vanilla ice cream cone and gum.
b.		After discovering that the character "Officer Obie" was modeled after him, actual Stockbridge (Massachusetts) Sheriff William Obanhein demanded that he play the role himself. His reason: "If anyone is going to make a fool out of me, it might as well be me!"
c.		The intermission in the movie is a tribute to Bollywood, the Indian Film Industry.
d.		C. Thomas Howell did all of his stunts in this movie (i.e. jumping fences).

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Mustang Ironheart: Preludes of Iron (2007)?
a.		The movies line "Well, theres something you dont see every day." was voted as the #19 of "The 100 Greatest Movie Lines" by Premiere in 2007.
b.		There was no script used during any part of the filming.
c.		On the commentary of Tony Scotts Domino, Richard Kelly outright dismissed shooting a 1970s period piece with a digital camera. But after seeing David Finchers Zodiac, Kellys position quickly changed and he was quoted saying, "It can be done."
d.		Nearly half of the film is filled by montages including a chase scene, a training montage, a love scene and a cooking montage.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Mustang Ironheart: Preludes of Iron (2007)?
a.		According to the filmmakers in the DVD documentary, Herbies #53 comes from star baseball pitcher Don Drysdale of the Los Angeles Dodgers.
b.		Deaundre Bonds was initially given a role in the film. On the night that he learned he was awarded the role, he attended a family celebration and was involved in an altercation with his aunts boyfriend. The altercation ended with Bonds stabbing the man to death. He was sentenced to 11 years in prison.
c.		Michael Treveloni, who plays Mustang, makes several appearances in the film playing background characters. First as a bystander who gets knocked over during the opening chase and second, as a cop investigating a murder scene.
d.		The actual Major Saito, unlike the character portrayed in the film by Sessue Hayakawa, was said by some to be one of the most reasonable and humane of all of the Japanese officers, usually willing to negotiate with the POWs in return for their labor. Such was the respect between Saito and the real-life Lieutenant-Colonel Toosey that Toosey spoke up on Saitos behalf at the war-crimes tribunal after the war, saving him from the gallows. Ten years after Tooseys 1975 death, Saito made a pilgrimage to England to visit his grave.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Mustang Ironheart: Preludes of Iron (2007)?
a.		Shooting took a mere 15 days.
b.		Mustang and Deke land a total of seven "nut-shots" throughout the film.
c.		Originally presented in 100% 2-color Technicolor, today the complete film survives only in black and white, with a singular musical number, "Wild Rose," in color.
d.		The Ymir roars in the film are variations of elephant roars sped up and modulated in pitches at different rates.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Mustang Ironheart: Preludes of Iron (2007)?
a.		In the scene when Charlie kisses Irene, he says to her "my ass is sore" the song thats playing is "Deep Inside Of You" by Third Eye Blind. Coincidently, the lyrics you can hear after Charlie says this, clearly say "it goes deep inside of you" which is a pretty good explanation for why Charlie has a sore ass.
b.		Nick Curran is based on an adrenaline-junkie Cleveland Police officer that Joe Eszterhas knew when he was a crime reporter with the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
c.		German actor Anton Diffring dubbed John McEnerys voice as Captain Von Schoenvorts, allegedly because the producers felt McEnery had used a silly voice for the part.
d.		Contains three different opening credit sequences which finally conclude 10 minutes into the hour long movie.

9.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Mustang Ironheart: Preludes of Iron (2007)?
a.		"The Penguin Joke" was first featured on the Joke Show several years ago. Garrison Keillor mangled the delivery of the joke badly and ever since then the joke has regularly resurfaced on the show.
b.		There were several dance numbers cut before the movie was released. The football game at the beginning was cut from several newsreels. Over 100 original West Point students appeared in that movie, and there are rumours that each of them who took part in one dance number, received a kiss by Eleanor Powell.
c.		Director Ekim H. Tiek told actor Scott Bailey (Chief Taggart) that the film was a crime drama, not a comedy, as a practical joke. Bailey played the role straight and had no idea the film was a comedy until after its release.
d.		Shawnee Smith mentioned in a commentary track on the Directors Cut DVD that she was certain she would receive an MTV "Best Fight" nomination for either her fight with Donnie Wahlberg or Bahar Soomekh, but neither made the nomination list. As it turned out the fight with Soomekh can only be seen in the Directors Cut.