Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Possession (2002) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Possession (2002) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Possession (2002).

About the movie: A pair of literary sleuths unearth the amorous secret of two Victorian poets only to find themselves falling under a passionate spell.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Possession (2002)?
a.		When Ragewar had its release in the U.S., Empire Pictures changed the title of the film to The Dungeonmaster, mostly due to the popularity of the role-playing game Advanced Dungeons and Dragons. Due to this, the newspaper advertising for The Dungeonmaster carried a disclaimer that said "This film is not endorsed by, or associated with T.S.R. Inc., publishers of the Advanced Dungeon and Dragons game."
b.		Marlon Brando insisted that he be paid for this movie on a daily basis. As such, for his eleven days work, his US $ 2.75 million dollars total had to be broken down into parts and a check drawn for US $250,000 each day.
c.		The family of Ahmad Khan Mahmoodzada tried to get the rape scene removed from the film.
d.		A large part of Church Street in Whitby was dressed to give it the appearance of a 18/19th century fishing town. Gwyneth Paltrow insisted that the whole place was screened off so that she was not visible to the small crowd of on-lookers. Jeremy Northam, however, took time to go and talk about the film to the bystanders. Miss Paltrow also turned down an offer from the local dignitaries to meet the mayor and be shown around the town. The Whitby Gazette carried a massive banner headline declaring "PALTROW SNUBS WHITBY".

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Possession (2002)?
a.		There is only one scene involving an animatronic lion. All the other shots were used using two real life lions named Bongo and Caeser. The same lions also appeared in the film George of the Jungle.
b.		Director Rachel Talalay fought a battle with the studio over the edit. The studio insisted on removing scenes of Rebecca Buck (Lori Petty) and her mutant love interest Booga (Jeff Kober) in bed together from the video and DVD release of the film. The scenes had appeared in the original theater release.
c.		The character names "Maud Bailey" and "Christabel LaMotte" refer to a special form of castle, the Motte-and-Bailey, widespread in the 11th/12th century.
d.		According to publicity, this was the first film produced by Metro at their new studios in New York.

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