Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : One Way Ticket to Hell (1955) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : One Way Ticket to Hell (1955) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: One Way Ticket to Hell (1955).

About the movie: Cassandra falls in with the wrong crowd in high school. Her home life is not great, and she turns to a group of delinquent bikers to help escape...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: One Way Ticket to Hell (1955)?
a.		The interior of the farmhouse was fitted with removable walls and also doubled as the hospital. During shooting, vandals destroyed the sets. Fortunately, all the major shooting was completed and only a few pick up shots were needed.
b.		When the two new homeowners start singing: "Happy Anniversary!" and Jim reacts very annoyed, its a tongue-in-cheek joke about a commercial that aired on the radio for the Disneyland theme park anniversary, sung the exact same way by a child. The commercial was reacted to badly by listeners because it was so obnoxious and eventually pulled.
c.		The drug bust scene, in the movie, where the police order all of the teenage kids out of the apartment was the Westwood home of films writer, producer, and director, Bamlet L. Price and his wife, MGM contract actress Anne Francis.
d.		The movie was preceded by an exotic prologue "The Tropics" which starred Kenneth Olds, the most famous of all male Hawaiian dancers, and the Brox Sisters from the Ziegfeld Follies. It featured Samoan chieftains, 100 native dancers and instrumentalists of the South Seas Isles who were brought to Hollywood especially for the presentation, and a "Gigantaphone", the largest Victrola in the world. "The Tropics" ran nightly for the duration of the films engagement.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: One Way Ticket to Hell (1955)?
a.		The first scenes in Vietnam show a Battalion sign that says "Garry Owen". This was the famous marching song of the 7th Cavalry and is actually one word, "Garryowen".
b.		Produced on a production budget of $14,000 in 1953. The film was the Masters thesis of film student, Bamlet L. Price, Jr. while attending UCLAs film school.
c.		James first published The Aspern Papers in the March-May editions of The Atlantic Monthly. In the original story the heroines name was Tita. In later editions of the story James changed the name to Tina.
d.		In the final scene, Random Tasks hotel employee name tag states his name as Antonio.

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