Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Phantom Punch (2008) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Phantom Punch (2008) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Phantom Punch (2008).

About the movie: The fascinating life story of Sonny Liston, the controversial heavyweight boxing champion of the world.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Phantom Punch (2008)?
a.		Deep River was made for just less than $10,000 dollars over an 18 month span.
b.		Originally, the theme song to the film was titled No Love in the Game and was produced, wrote and performed by Cleveland rapper turned director Boogieman (Kenny Latimer).
c.		Hayley Mills first filmed scene was with Karl Malden: Reverend Ford is practicing his sermon in an open field. Distracted and losing her concentration, Mills hadnt got anything "in the can" by the time cast and crew broke for lunch. Her father, John Mills, took her aside to ask what was wrong. "Do you know what you are like?" he said. "You are like a great big white cabbage! Yes, really boring. Go on, pull your finger out." The afternoons shooting went fine, but it was a long hot day "and Karl, I remember, got awfully sunburned. I always felt rather responsible."
d.		The gun that Bones Darley pulls out saying "Take this fucker to the Holy Land, start your own crusade" is Desert Eagle Mark XIX, primarily designed and manufactured in Israel, a.k.a. "the Holy Land".

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Phantom Punch (2008)?
a.		The six-month-old twins playing Elora Danan were too young to have a full head of hair. They wear a wig, which was applied using syrup, as normal wig adhesive would be too harsh for the babies skin.
b.		The film was first titled Finding Sonny and full production of the entire movie was to take place in Canton, Ohio.
c.		Both actresses that have appeared on the big and little screen as Penny Robinson have both also lent their talents to two separate versions of Babes in Toyland.
d.		Quentin Tarantino revealed in an interview that the music used in Kill Bill was all from other films; he used music from his soundtrack collection.

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