Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : One Spy Too Many (1966) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : One Spy Too Many (1966) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: One Spy Too Many (1966).

About the movie: Megalomaniac Alexander wants to be like Alexander The Great. His plan is to commit the world's greatest crimes to expand his industrial empire...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: One Spy Too Many (1966)?
a.		A sequence involving Alexanders parents - played by Madge Blake and Charles Seel - was deleted from the feature film version. The sequence involved him breaking the 5th Commandment by dishonoring his parents and making them work in a mine as slaves. The number 5 is quite visible over the mine, during the car chase through the rock quarry.
b.		Poet/short story writer/novelist Charles Bukowskis favorite film. The great outsider was not a notable fan of cinema. In his roman a clef "Hollywood" about the making of Barfly, he talks about meeting a famous director and his consort, based on David Lynch and Isabella Rossellini. His character, Henry Chinaski, finds them condescending.
c.		The Elevated Train in the opening scene in Boston are actual New York City Transit Authority "D" type Museum cars that were built in 1927 and ran on the New York City BMT Subway Lines.
d.		Bill Hickman, seen as the baddie "Phil" who drives the Dodge Charger, actually did drive the Charger in the movie. The driving scenes netted him additional stunt work which included yet another classic car chase for The French Connection

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: One Spy Too Many (1966)?
a.		The subplot involving Yvonne Craig was filmed especially for this release and is the only substantial footage that did not originate from the original TV version.
b.		Many of the bit roles in this film were played by real FBI agents, and this was their only film.
c.		Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston, two of Walt Disneys Nine Old Men (his team of nine supervising master animators from the classic era of animation), provide voices for their own caricatures near the end of the film. They also appeared in and provided the voices for the train engineers in The Iron Giant, which was also directed by Brad Bird. This is not the first time Pixar Animation Studios has included references to famous animators in its films (see the trivia for Monsters, Inc.).
d.		The character Jedediah Leland is based on celebrated newspaper columnist Ashton Stevens, drama critic for the San Francisco Examiner and later of the Chicago Herald-American, noted interviewer to the stars and man-about-town. His brother, actor Landers Stevens, appears uncredited in the film as an investigator. Ashton was the uncle of director George Stevens, Landers son.

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