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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Over Here (2007) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Over Here (2007)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Over Here (2007).

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Over Here (2007)?
a.		A teapot and set of teacups in the explorers camp bears a sharp resemblance to Mrs. Potts and her teacup children from Beauty and the Beast. When Tantor sees them, he is scared that they may come to life. Terk responds "Pull yourself together. Youre embarrassing me. These things arent alive." In Beauty and the Beast, of course, they are.
b.		This is the Disney Companys third involvement with an adaption of A Christmas Carol, the first being Mickeys Christmas Carol and the other, The Muppet Christmas Carol, thus making this Disney adaption the first not to have the roles played by other character (ie, Mickey Mouse/Kermit as Bob Crachit, Goofy/Statler as Jacob Marley, etc.)
c.		Ryan Harper Gray met with numerous Iraq veterans and even spent time in a Portland homeless shelter in order to play the role of Jason, a young man shattered by his experiences in war.
d.		In a 2001 "making of" special, it was revealed that the effects used in the three antagonists rather gruesome deaths (Dietrich, Toht, and Belloq) were a vacuum machine, heat gun with time-lapse photography, and shotgun, respectively. When the movie was submitted for an MPAA rating, it was given a rating of "R" because of the exploding head. In order to lower the rating, flames were superimposed over this image. The result was the appearance of a head exploding behind a dense curtain of flames. The rating was lowered to "PG" (at the time, the PG-13 rating did not exist).

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Over Here (2007)?
a.		Originally planned as a Hallmark Hall of Fame special.
b.		This is the first collaboration between composer Jerry Goldsmith and co-director Joe Dante which would last for another seven films - one of the longest director/composer relationships on record. Within these collaborations would also include several productions by Steven Spielbergs companies Amblin Entertainment and Dreamworks Pictures.
c.		The middle film in Jon Josts self-labeled "Bush Trilogy."
d.		Anaïs Nin said of A Safe Place, "A Safe Place is a masterpiece! All the subtle dreams and fantasies which color our experience are captured on film for the first time. Henry Jaglom is the magician of America Cinema."