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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Oh Boy! (1919) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Oh Boy! (1919)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Oh Boy! (1919).

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Oh Boy! (1919)?
a.		Both this and the silent film Oh, Lady, Lady had been stage musicals with music by Jerome Kern, but they were never remade as sound films.
b.		Started shooting in Palm Beach, Florida in November 1978 according to articles in Boxoffice magazine. Articles said screenwriter Robert P. Davis was directing and that Robertson had co-written the script. "C. Gregory Earls of Cecil Prunier Productions is producing", said the Nov 20 1978 issue of Boxoffice. Apparently Robertson took over the directing chores.
c.		The name of the ship in the final shot means "tip of the toe" in Russian.
d.		In his book "Rebel Without a Crew", Robert Rodriguez explains that the gangsters peculiar names are meant as a joke: they are all nicknames the characters had as children but never outgrew. As such they are named La Palma (Spanish for "palm"); Azul ("blue"); Pepino ("cucumber"); Moco ("booger").

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Oh Boy! (1919)?
a.		Film debut of Roy DArcy.
b.		John Huston once considered casting Orson Welles as Captain Ahab.
c.		Director Jerry Schatzberg told Faye Dunaway about the idea for the film when he was photographing her for Esquire. Dunaway, then a beginner in cinema, lobbied for the project.
d.		Sam Hardy had been signed for the role of "Copple," but he died after an emergency operation and was replaced by William Frawley.