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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Portrait in Red (1995) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Portrait in Red (1995)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Portrait in Red (1995).

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Portrait in Red (1995)?
a.		This four-reel feature was originally released in two parts of two reels each.
b.		The movie was originally written to star Sylvester Stallone and Kevin Spacey. Spacey was supposed to be the hostage-taker and Stallone playing opposite him. When Stallone turned down the part, Spacey decided he wanted the other part and had his original part recast. (Samuel L. Jackson got the role.)
c.		Although implied by the film, John Williams confirmed that David dies in the very last scene in the film.
d.		Director "Gib T. Oidi" a pseudonymn for writer-director T.L. Lankford, attempting to avoid credit. Its also an anagram for "big idiot."

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Portrait in Red (1995)?
a.		The hospital gurney that carries Jacob was deliberately unbalanced by Adrian Lyne. He raised one wheel slightly off the floor, causing it to rattle and spin.
b.		Cynthia Rothrock didnt do any fighting in this movie.
c.		Gloria Foster died before she could complete any scenes for the third film as well as Enter the Matrix. Mary Alice took the role of the Oracle for both the third movie and the game. In "Revolutions", the initial conversation when Morpheus and Trinity meet the "new" Oracle was adapted to reference her changed appearance. The alternative was to have Morpheus and Trinity pretend not to notice, which perhaps would have been even more awkward.
d.		Spock Prime gives Scott a method for beaming between two vehicles at warp, which Scotty himself invented in Spocks version of the future. This echoes a moment in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, when Scotty, in the 1980s, gives a plastics company boss the formula for "transparent aluminum", which hasnt been invented yet. Scotty justifies it because that man might have gone on to invent it anyway. In the novelization, he was in fact the inventor, and Scotty recognized the name.