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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Night Flight (1933) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Night Flight (1933)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Night Flight (1933).

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Night Flight (1933)?
a.		Kevin Smith: [Star Wars] The porno the gang tries to produce is called "Star Whores", a spoof of Star Wars.
b.		As Dewey heads into the Battle of The Bands contest towards the end of the film he walks through a corridor and past two musicians wearing shades, leaning against a wall. The two are members of The Mooney Suzuki, the band who provide extra instrumentation on the soundtrack.
c.		The shot where Annette Bening screams after her failure to sell the house was done in one take.
d.		There was to have been a scene in which Clark Gable jumped out of a plane at an altitude of 25,000 feet. The stuntman Jim Unger, who was to double for Clark, passed out at 20,000 feet from lack of oxygen and the shot never got made.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Night Flight (1933)?
a.		While teaching the two little boys to play guitar, Buddy sings, "...were gonna love Teddy Jack with all our might". Busey was a drummer with the stage name of Teddy Jack Eddy.
b.		The star constellation called the sign of the warrior is actually the constellation Orion, which also played a key role in deciphering ancient signs in Stargate, also directed by Roland Emmerich.
c.		The first MGM film to have a producer credit.
d.		During a conversation between David Lynch and Laura Dern, Dern mentioned that her husband was from the Inland Empire (an area east of Los Angeles County, including Riverside and San Bernadino County). Lynch confesses he stopped listening to what she was saying because he loved the sound of the words "Inland Empire", and finally decided on these words as the title of his movie because "I like the word inland. And I like the word empire."