Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Patch Adams (1998) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Patch Adams (1998) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Patch Adams (1998).

About the movie: A medical student in the 70's that treated patients, illegally, using humor.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Patch Adams (1998)?
a.		Isabella Rossellini actually was naked under her velvet robe when she did the "ritualistic rape scene", a fact that her partner Dennis Hopper was not aware of, until the cameras started rolling and his co-actor opened her legs for him to kneel between. This scene was the very first time the two of them ever worked together.
b.		Was the first in-flight movie ever shown on Trans World Airlines.
c.		"Summertime" was an adaptation of the Broadway play "The Time of the Cuckoo" by Arthur Laurents. The stage production starred Shirley Booth and opened on Oct. 15, 1952 at the Empire Theatre in New York and ran for 263 performances.
d.		One of the films producers, Mike Farrell, met the real Patch Adams when Adams served as an advisor to the TV series *MASH**, in which Farrell played, B.J. Hunnicutt, one of the Army doctors.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Patch Adams (1998)?
a.		Getting bit by Trioxin zombie in the previous two Return of the Living Dead films did not turn the individual bit into a zombie. However in Return of the Living Dead III it does.
b.		The song "Faith of the Heart" performed in this film by Rod Stewart, was later used as theme song of Enterprise.
c.		Bea Arthur has confessed that she had reservations about making this film, but agreed to do so in order to work with her husband, director Gene Saks. In a 2008 interview, she called the film "a disaster."
d.		The complete list of songs contained in the jukebox is as follows: 01. Isaac Hayes - "Theme from Shaft" / "Ellies Love Theme" (from Shaft); 02. Barry White - "Youre My First, My Last, My Everything" / "Cant Get Enough"; 03. Bob Dylan - "George Jackson (Acoustic)" / "George Jackson (Big Band)"; 04. Stevie Wonder - "Lately" / "If Its Magic"; 05. The Chi-Lites - "Have You Seen Her" / "Oh Girl"; 06. The THP Orchestra - "Theme from S.W.A.T., Pt. 1" / "Oh Girl"; 07. Stevie Wonder - "I Aint Gonna Stand for It" / "Knocks Me off My Feet"; 08. Bloodstone - "Natural High" / "This Thing is Heavy" ("Natural High" is heard in Jackie Brown); 09. Don McLean - "American Pie, Pt. 1" / "American Pie, Pt. 2"; 10. Sweet - "Little Willy" / "Man from Mecca"; 11. The Isley Brothers - "Take Me to the Next Phase, Pt. 1" / "Take Me to the Next Phase, Pt. 2"; 12. The Miracles - "Love Machine, Pt. 1" / "Love Machine, Pt. 2"; 13. Bob Dylan - "Subterranean Homesick Blues" / "She Belongs to Me"; 14. Honey Cone - "Stick Up" / "V.I.P."; 15. Earth Wind & Fire - "Shining Star" / "Yearning, Learning"; 16. Amii Stewart - "Knock on Wood" / "When You Are Beautiful"; 17. Honey Cone - "Want Ads" / "We Belong Together"; 18. Kool & The Gang - "Hollywood Swinging" / "Jungle Boogie" ("Jungle Boogie" is heard in Pulp Fiction); 19. Bob Dylan - "Band of the Hand" / "Theme from Joes Death" (from Band of the Hand); 20. Sweet - "Wig-Wam-Bam" / "New York Connection"; 21. Friends of Distinction - "Grazing in the Grass" / "I Really Hope You Do"; 22. Marvin Gaye - ":Trouble Man" / "Dont Mess With Mr. T "(from Trouble Man); 23. Bob Dylan - "Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again" / "Rita May"; 24. Pacific Gas & Electric - "Are You Ready?" / "Staggolee"; 25. Donna Summer - "Love to Love you Baby" / "Need-A-Man Blues"; 26. Michael Zager Band - "Lets All Chant" / "Love Express"; 27. Santa Esmeralda - "Dont Let Me Be Misunderstood" / "Youre My Everything" ("Dont Let Me Be Misunderstood" is heard in Kill Bill: Vol. 1); 28. Jigsaw - "Sky High" / "Brand New Love Affair"; 29. George Baker Selection - "Little Green Bag" / "Pretty Little Dreamer" ("Little Green Bag" is heard in Reservoir Dogs); 30. Sweet - "Blockbuster" / "Need a Lot of Lovin"; 31. Eddie Floyd - "Good Love, Bad Love" / "Things Get Better"; 32. Joe Tex - "The Love You Save" / "If Sugar Was as Sweet as You"; 33. Bob Dylan - "Gotta Serve Somebody (Long Version)" / "Gotta Serve Somebody (Short Version)"; 34. Dick Dale - "Misirlou" / "Eight Till Midnight" ("Miserlou" is heard in Pulp Fiction); 35. Lee Williams - "They Told a Lie" / "Im Tore Up"; 36. William Bell - "Formula of Love" / "You Dont Miss Your Water"; 37. Dinah Washington - "Mad About the Boy" / "Stormy Weather"; 38. The Box Tops - "Cry Like a Baby" / "The Door You Closed to Me"; 39. The Checkmates Ltd. - "Black Pearl" / "Lazy Susan"; 40. Sweet - "Fox on the Run" / "Miss Demeanor"; 41. The Delfonics - "Didnt I (Blow Your Mind This Time)" / "La-La Means I Love You" ("Didnt I" is heard in Jackie Brown); 42. Brothers Johnson - "Get the Funk Outta Ma Face" / "Tomorrow"; 43. Bob Dylan - "Hurricane, Pt. 1" / "Hurricane, Pt. 2"; 44. ABBA - "Waterloo" / "Watch Out"; 45. T. Rex (I) - "Jeepster" / "Lifes a Gas"; 46. Melanie - "What Have They Done to My Song Ma?" / "Ruby Tuesday"; 47. Commander Cody - "Hot Rod Lincoln" / "Beat Me Daddy Eight to the Bar"; 48. Robert Mitchum - "The Ballad of Thunder Road" / "The Tip of My Fingers" ("Ballad" is the theme from Thunder Road); 49. Dean Martin - "Rio Bravo" / "My Rifle My Pony and Me" (From Rio Bravo); 50. Dave Dee Dozy Beaky Mick and Tich - "Hold Tight" / "You Know What I Want".

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Patch Adams (1998)?
a.		The last of MGMs 10 "Maisie" frolics released between 1939 and 1947, this film was the only installment which failed to net a contemporary New York Times review.
b.		The final hit song to emerge from an RKO feature was the sensual instrumental cha cha, "Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White" (music by noted French composer Louiguy), performed in the film by Dámaso Pérez Prados renowned Latin band while Jane Russell danced. Billed as Perez Prado and His Orchestra on the RCA Victor single, Mr. Prado triumphed at the number-one "Billboard" spot for 10 consecutive weeks between April 30 and July 2, 1955. The same year on Coral Records, crooner Alan Dale (who did not appear in the movie) charted with a fourteenth-place vocal version (lyrics by Mack David). A 55 Decca release of the ditty by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians featured vocalist Bill Flanagan. Actually, the song wasnt brand new in 1955. Singles had been on record racks in 1951 from Georgia Gibbs on Mercury, Cindy Lord on the MGM label, and Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra, with singers Pat OConnor and Sandy Evans, on Columbia.
c.		The Battle of Helms Deep features hundreds of spears made of cardboard tubes so that none of the charging horses would be injured.
d.		During filming, Robin Williams and the rest of the cast and crew worked closely with the Make-A-Wish Foundation to fulfill the fantasies of several children who were at the time undergoing cancer treatment. The children appeared with Williams in scenes at the pediatric ward.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Patch Adams (1998)?
a.		Burt Lancaster only speaks once throughout the last 33 minutes of the film.
b.		Truman Capote maintained that he based Holly Golightly on Carol Grace (the former wife of William Saroyan and future wife of Walter Matthau), who had been a friend of his while living in New York.
c.		When Dean Walcott is walking down the hall, right before he enters the room where Patch is playing with the hospital bed, there is a page that comes over the intercom for Dr. Maslow to dial 214. Dr. Abraham Maslow, noted psychologist, developed the "Hierarchy of Needs" that explains how the personality reacts to environmental factors and needs.
d.		Director John Badham wanted and fought for the film being shot in black and white. MGM balked at the idea and to appease Badham, MGM suggested that they shoot the film in color and during post-production produce a black and white negative as a compromise.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Patch Adams (1998)?
a.		Was voted the 20th Greatest Film of all time by Entertainment Weekly.
b.		Richard Kileys final film.
c.		The fishing trip sequence was filmed at Depoe Bay, Oregon - the smallest harbor in the world.
d.		There is a picture of an ocean wave on the side of the bus, more noticeably when the bus is circling the airport. That photograph was taken by Jan de Bont, for a campaign that was done for the American oceans, "Heal the Bay".

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Patch Adams (1998)?
a.		In real life, Patchs close friend who was murdered was a man, not a female love interest. Carin is a fictional character.
b.		No relation, remake, or spin off to the purely coincidental title of the film Zombie Town by Edgewood Studios VT.
c.		There was some surprise when Lauren Bacall agreed to make the movie since she was a left-wing Democrat and the film was right-wing propaganda.
d.		Monica Belluccis character is Donna Quintano, so her initials are "DQ". When she leaves with the baby, Smith tells her not to tell him where shell get off the bus. He tracks her down to a "Dream Queen," a stand-in for the "Dairy Queen" or "DQ" fast food chain, as well as a play on her character being a specialized lactating prostitute.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Patch Adams (1998)?
a.		Paramount acquired the filming rights to this Augustus Tucker novel on 18 August 1939, and made the movie seven years later.
b.		In the Bible, Midian was the land in which Moses lived for forty years in self-imposed exile. It was in Midian that God appeared to Moses as the burning bush, telling him to go back to Egypt to free the Israelites.
c.		Valerie Harper earned her SAG card by appearing as one of the dancers in this movie.
d.		Patchs (Robin Williams) roommate in the mental hospital is played by Michael Jeter. In The Fisher King, Jeter also played an insane companion of Williams.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Patch Adams (1998)?
a.		Bleus song "Somebody Else" was originally written to be the theme for a different superhero, Superman for the TV series Smallville.
b.		After attending the premiere of this film, Eddie Cantor said, "If that was my life, I didnt live."
c.		The poem that Patch reads to Corinne is an English translation of "Sonnet XVII" by Pablo Neruda.
d.		P.J.s intials stand for "Pete Junior".

9.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Patch Adams (1998)?
a.		Most of the nighttime scenes on the island (except the creation of fire scene) were shot during the daytime. The darkness and night sky effects were added in post-production.
b.		Brooke Lyons was cast one day before the shoot started. She did not even know her lines. She was the directors choice #4 after the first three actresses cast for the part did not work out.
c.		Acquanettas first movie appearance.
d.		Patch Adams: The real Patch Adams appears in the scene where the medical school staff returns with the verdict. He sits right behind Robin Williams.

10.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Patch Adams (1998)?
a.		"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie on January 27, 1941 with Shirley Temple reprising her film role.
b.		Filmed partially at the University of North Carolina. Robin Williams did stand up comedy for some classes that were in session while filming.
c.		The movie tied with Ben-Hur and Titanic to win the most Oscars (11) in a single year. It is also the only one of the three to win to have won a Screenplay Oscar.
d.		In a separately filmed trailer, Vitaphone production reel #4805, Lewis Stone and Evalyn Knapp discuss the picture.

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