Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Nobel Son (2007) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Nobel Son (2007) Quiz

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Nobel Son (2007)?
a.		Based on the 1995 New York Times Bestseller novel "Relic" by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child.
b.		Joan Fontaine was pregnant during filming. The script, however, luckily indicated that her character wear a mans leather jacket which conveniently also covered her stomach.
c.		The Herald Examiner location in downtown Los Angeles, where the police station and biker bar scenes were shot, caught fire on the last day of shooting. The cast and crew had to be evacuated.
d.		Mary Steenburgen and Ted Danson are married in real life, but their characters never interact. Dansons role is little more than a cameo.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Nobel Son (2007)?
a.		Somewhat a landmark film for 20th Century-Fox, as it was the first film they offered the exhibitors under the recently-established terms of the consent decree, conditions that no longer allowed a film studio or company to force the exhibitors to book a large block of films from the same company in order to get any film from that company in a production season. They could still require the exhibitor to make bookings in blocks of five, and "Charleys Aunt" was the first of the five offered. The other four could have been turkeys, but they had to be booked in order to get "Charleys Aunt."
b.		NYIIFVF Awards 2005 (New York Independent Film Festival) Grand Jury Prize Best Feature/
c.		The first American Nobel Prize winner in sciences was Michelson (without a) his first name was Albert.
d.		The last words exchanged by Elrond and Aragorn are "I give hope to Men," "I keep none for myself," are taken from Appendix A, in which the Elvish translation of those lines (Onen i-Estel Edain, u-chebin estel anim) are the final words of Aragorns mother, Gilraen. Estel, meaning hope, was also the name given to Aragorn before his true heritage is revealed to him.

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