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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Never Die Alone (2004) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Never Die Alone (2004)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Never Die Alone (2004).

About the movie: A drug kingpin's return home touches off a turf war.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Never Die Alone (2004)?
a.		This films working title was "Mary Warner", and Winona Ryder was attached at one point.
b.		Henry Gibson, who has a brief silent cameo near the end of the film as the funeral home director who steals King Davids watch and ring, is the father of screenwriter James Gibson.
c.		Some reference works (eg Colonna Sonora) credit Hal Schaefer as composer of the music score. In fact, the Columbia record division did issue his five minute Fail Safe suite on a 7-inch disc in 1964 (Colpix Records CP 751) with the film promoted on the actual label: FAIL SAFE - A Columbia Pictures Release. Schaefers music, performed by the Hal Schaefer Quintet, was a somewhat nervous and dissonant jazz work, fairly appropriate to the films content. However, director Lumet decided to release the film with no background score, so Schaefers music only exists on the promotional disc.
d.		The scene in which Lucy Gutteridge looks down from the balcony onto the street to see hamsters and mice was in fact a miniature from Superman. The Zucker Brothers and Jim Abrahams stated in their DVD commentary that they found it in the old Shepperton studios and thought it would be a great idea to use it in somewhere in the movie.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Never Die Alone (2004)?
a.		In this film, DMX plays Michael Ealys father. In real life, DMX is only 3 years older than Ealy.
b.		According to director John Carpenter, the post production process on this movie was merely four months.
c.		The origins of this project date back to 1955, as a musical/drama vehicle produced by Warner Brothers for Judy Garland, and as a follow-up to her triumph in A Star Is Born. After Garland lost the Academy Award for Best Actress that year, all future projects between Transcona Productions (the production company set up by Garland and her husband Sidney Luft) were abandoned and her 3 picture contract canceled.
d.		Studio information reported that Gen. Heinrich von Stulpnagel would be played by John Goldsworthy and Field Marshal Bernard L. Montgomery would be played by Trevor Ward but neither are credited. They appear but are not credited.