Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Night Waitress (1936) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Night Waitress (1936) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Night Waitress (1936).

About the movie: Helen Roberts, who's on probation, goes back to work as a waitress at Torre's Fish Palace...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Night Waitress (1936)?
a.		Film debut of Anthony Quinn.
b.		Originally, this film was to feature Betty Grable opposite Jack Benny in the role of Diana Wilson, but because of appendicitis, she had to be replaced by Dorothy Lamour. Betty recovered in time, however, to contribute a song with Phil Harris (to which Eddie Rochester Anderson danced), "Fidgety Joe" (music by Matty Malneck, lyrics by Frank Loesser).
c.		Bob was asked to channel Roger Moore when shooting the Suntory commercial, but he said he liked Sean Connery better. In the real world, Sean Connery actually did commercials for Suntory.
d.		Neil Simon remained on the set to take care of re-writes, as he did with this pictures sequel, The Cheap Detective. Simon took such a shine to Alec Guinness during the pictures production that he told him if he did not like anything in the film, hed immediately rewrite it for him, but Guinness assured him it was great fun for him.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Night Waitress (1936)?
a.		Steven Spielberg originally wanted Danny DeVito to play Sallah and DeVito was set for the role, but he had to drop out due to conflicts with Taxi. DeVito later appeared as a second banana to Michael Douglas in the Raiders tribute/derivative, Romancing the Stone.
b.		Barbara Pepper is listed in a modern source as an actress in the role of "Blonde" in this movie, but she was not seen.
c.		Paul Thomas Anderson made a visit to the set, where he offered Tom Cruise the role of Frank T.J. Mackey in Magnolia.
d.		Original director of this movie and its story and co-screenwriter, Blake Edwards, is credited for this movies writing under the pseudonym of Sam O.Brown, something he apparently requested after leaving the film during pre-production. This nom de plumes initials are S.O.B., which perhaps suggested Edwards feeling about his involvement on this picture. These initials also form the title of another Edwards film, the earlier comedy, S.O.B..

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