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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Pearl Harbor (2001) - Part (6) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Pearl Harbor (2001) - Part (6) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Pearl Harbor (2001) - Part (6)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Pearl Harbor (2001).

About the movie: Pearl Harbor follows the story of two best friends, Rafe and Danny, and their love lives as they go off to join the war.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Pearl Harbor (2001)?
a.		The sticker on Davids car reads 2/30/01, a fictional date. On the commentary, Cameron Crowe says that it was an accident, although it lead to one of the different interpretations of the story.
b.		In the scenes during the Doolittle Raid where it appears the actors are actually flying the planes, they actually are. No CG was used. Alec Baldwin, Josh Hartnett and Ben Affleck were all given basic flight training so they could handle the planes. To get the various shots of the actors in the pilots seat, the "real" pilot would simply pilot the plane to the desired destination, and then switch seats with the actor, who would take the controls while the camera crew moved alongside to get the shot. The actor and pilot would then switch seats again.
c.		Kevin Scott Mack: Digital Domain visual effects supervisor is the terrified guy with glasses in the plane crash scene.
d.		Edward Norton did many of his own magic tricks, with the coaching of James Freedman. He worked with Norton preparing him for his stage performances and acted as a hand double in numerous situations.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Pearl Harbor (2001)?
a.		For the scenes of the Japanese planes taking off, an American carrier was used. According to Michael Bay, this greatly offended some of the Pearl Harbor survivors, who felt it dishonored the dead. Bay, however, pointed out to them that they destroyed all of the Japanese carriers later in the war, so an American carrier had to be used. He says that when he pointed this out, they agreed to the use of the American carrier.
b.		Filming was frequently halted on the streets of New York City because teenage girl fans of John Travolta would scream when they saw him due to his popularity from the ABC show Welcome Back, Kotter.
c.		The gold spike used at the ceremony to mark the end of the construction was the same spike actually used in the May 10, 1869 event, on loan from Stanford University.
d.		David Schwimmers movie debut.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Pearl Harbor (2001)?
a.		Director Neil Jordan chose little-known Polish actress Alicja Bachleda because he wanted an unfamiliar face for his title character.
b.		Cecil Beaton had to supply over 150 period costumes for the scene in the Bois, and 20 ornate gowns for the scene in Maxims. Beaton had difficulty procuring such a large amount of costumes in Paris but when the production moved to Hollywood, he found warehouses stuffed to bursting with period furniture and costumes.
c.		There are four 100% CG shots in the film: the shot of the bomb falling toward the USS Arizona, the two shots of the explosion of the Arizona as it jumps upwards in the water, and the two Japanese Zeroes pitching down towards Battleship Row.
d.		Producer Robert Mark Kamen revised and rewrote Boaz Yakins original screenplay to make a few changes including adding a Lethal Weapon-like prologue which was filmed but ultimately omitted in the editing room, only leaving flashbacks, like in Yakins initial script.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Pearl Harbor (2001)?
a.		Keith Moon and his extrovert personality gave him the nickname Moon the Loon.
b.		The scene when Danny (Josh Hartnett) returns the handkerchief to Evelyn (Kate Beckinsale) was suggested and written by Robert Towne after seeing a rough cut of the film several weeks after principal photography had wrapped.
c.		Woody Allen decided to make the film for two main reasons. One was because he had always wanted to do a "chamber piece", a film with a small cast (there are only six principal characters, and only nine in the entire film) in a single location. The other was for the location itself, Mia Farrows Connecticut country house, which inspired Woody Allen to write the screenplay with the intention that it would be shot at the house. Unfortunately, by the time Allen finished the screenplay, it was winter and the location was unusable for a movie so firmly planted in September. The entire movie (which takes place in Vermont) was shot on a single soundstage at the Kaufman Astoria Studios in New York.
d.		The babysitters death scene originally had her being electrocuted while taking a bath. The scene was used later in Bride of Chucky.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Pearl Harbor (2001)?
a.		The cast features five Oscar winners, Diane Keaton, Goldie Hawn, Maggie Smith, Marcia Gay Harden, and Eileen Heckart; three Oscar nominees, Bette Midler, Stockard Channing, and Rob Reiner; Emmy winner Sarah Jessica Parker; six Emmy nominees, Bronson Pinchot, Debra Monk, Dan Hedaya, Kate Burton, Stephen Collins, and Victor Garber; and Golden Globe nominee Heather Locklear.
b.		Japanese journalists were extremely offended by the fact that the army is shown having meetings outside - meeting outside is considered to be uncivilized and barbaric in Japan.
c.		The widow of Peter Sellers, Lynne Frederick, sued Blake Edwards and this movies producers claiming that this allegedly movie diminished the late Sellers memory / reputation. Fredericks lawsuit was successful and she won US $1+ million.
d.		In a 1978 interview, Yvonne De Carlo revealed her Nocturna characters full name to be "Jugula Vein."

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Pearl Harbor (2001)?
a.		Michael Bays least favorite shot in the movie is the cutaway during the Doolittle Raid to the Japanese women turning and seeing the attack in the distance. On the DVD commentary, he admits he has no idea why this shot is in the movie or what he was trying to achieve in shooting it.
b.		The "fallen Angel" storyline, featuring Madison Lee, was originally intended to be the basis of a third Charlies Angels film.
c.		Columbia booked this across the United States as a standard double bill with IT CAME FROM BENEATH THE SEA.
d.		John Sayles did an uncredited rewrite.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Pearl Harbor (2001)?
a.		The movie takes place in three main theatre of war settings: North Africa: Sicily, Italy and Salerno in Campania in south-western Italy.
b.		According to director Michael Bay, he always wanted to make an R-rated movie but that the problem was that young children would not be able to see it, and he felt that they should. As such, when he was ordered by Disney to make a PG-13 movie, he didnt argue.
c.		Wes Anderson and Owen Wilsons intent with this film was to create their own "slightly heightened reality, like a Roald Dahl childrens book".
d.		This is one of many roles in which Winona Ryders character writes in a diary.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Pearl Harbor (2001)?
a.		The license plate on Ralphs car reads "BVR HUNT"
b.		The first version of Hallows Eve was set in a haunted community theater. The filmmakers were called to a meeting the day principle photography began where they were presented with a new contact that would surrender their rights to the film upon completion. Refusing the demands of the new contract caused them to lose the location mere hours before they were to begin shooting.
c.		The wallpaper in Bartons room only peels when John Goodmans character is in or has just left Bartons room.
d.		The first scene of the film to be shot was the boxing match involving Dorie Miller (Cuba Gooding Jr.), followed by the introduction of Admiral Kimmel (Colm Feore). In this scene, all the sailors in the background are real sailors in full uniform; they also played the extras in the boxing match scene.

9.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Pearl Harbor (2001)?
a.		This would be the first Bud Abbott and Lou Costello feature directed by Charles Barton, who is generally regarded as their best director.
b.		Shipped to theaters under the code name "Denial".
c.		Only five injuries occurred throughout the entirety of the filming: a broken ankle, a sprained ankle, a broken collarbone, a cut head, and a broken finger suffered by a stunt pilot who crashed his plane after the wing clipped a palm tree.
d.		In Sept. 1938, M-G-M distributed this film on a double bill with Three Loves Has Nancy starring Janet Gaynor, Robert Montgomery and Franchot Tone. The tag line said "Comedy swings to a new high in these two romantic M-G-M hits!"

10.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Pearl Harbor (2001)?
a.		The title "Cloverfield"; initially just a codename for the movie, is named for the boulevard in Santa Monica where the Bad Robot offices were located during the making of the film.
b.		Sam Peckinpah had been pitching a movie about Gen. George Armstrong Custer and the Battle of the Little Big Horn, because he thought it was fascinating how Custer became a glorious, immortal American hero after being defeated in battle and killed. Nothing ever came of it, but Peckinpah thought the story of "Major Dundee" to be similar enough, and took this job instead.
c.		To shoot the strafing scenes for the airfield attack, a quarter-mile of pavement was lined with 50 sticks of dynamite and 500 gallons of gasoline.
d.		Both Richard Schiff and Bradley Whitford would later star opposite each other in "The West Wing"

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