Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Over the GW (2007) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Over the GW (2007) Quiz

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

About the movie: A cult-like rehabilitation center abuses, brainwashes and imprisons vulnerable teens.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Over the GW (2007)?
a.		Was accepted into the Brooklyn International Film Festival but had to decline due to contractual obligations.
b.		Melman the giraffe wears tissue boxes on his feet. This is a reference to Howard Hughes who was also a hypochondriac and suffered OCD (obsessive compulsive disorder). In his later years, Hughes wore tissue boxes on his feet believing this would keep away germs.
c.		When Max first arrives at Sam, Lucy and Michaels house for dinner he does not enter until invited in by Michael. This echoes many vampire films in that, according to vampire myths, vampires must be invited in before they can enter someones home.
d.		In the movie, director Edgar Wrights hometown of Wells, Somerset, UK, doubled as Sandford. The alley down which Nicholas Angel pursues the shoplifter is where the director used to walk to school, and where he had his first kiss. The scene during the chase where Angel spots the swan was shot outside the house of one of the directors friends.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Over the GW (2007)?
a.		Quentin Tarantino and producer Harvey Weinstein have been quoted as saying that Kill Bill was separated into two parts well into production. By splitting the movie into two parts, the films advertising tagline, "In 2003, Uma Thurman Will Kill Bill!" was made false.
b.		The original play by S.N. Behrman opened in Indianapolis, Indiana, on 31 March 1939.
c.		As Jim Jarmusch, together with Tom Waits and John Lurie, is a member of the Lee Marvin look-alike club "Sons of Lee Marvin", a portrait is hanging over The White Stripes during the "Tesla" section.
d.		This film made Slamdance history. It was the first ever "under the radar" narrative feature to be offered theatrical distribution after its very first screening.

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