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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Post Cards from America (1994) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Post Cards from America (1994)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Post Cards from America (1994).

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Post Cards from America (1994)?
a.		Singer Connie Francis sued Universal Music for releasing rights for her music to be used in this movie. Though she is a strong gay rights advocate, she considered this film to be overly pornographic and morbid.
b.		While Danny Kaye worked hard to be able to accurately fake playing cornet, it was the real Red Nichols who provided all of the cornet playing for Kaye in this movie.
c.		Bruce Willis personally recommended Bonnie Bedelia for the role of his estranged wife.
d.		The SWAT raid scene took three days and 1500 bullet hits to set up. All of which were fired in less than one minute, resulting in less than 10 seconds of on-screen time.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Post Cards from America (1994)?
a.		Though Bette Davis was very proud of the Oscar she won for this film, she didnt think she deserved it that year - in her opinion, Katharine Hepburn should have won for Alice Adams. Davis always thought she won as compensation for not even being nominated for her star-making performance in Of Human Bondage the previous year.
b.		Stories of the difficulty that cast and crew had with Marilyn Monroe during the making of this film have grown to almost mythical proportions. In the "farewell" telephone conversation between Monroe and Tony Curtis, her side-to-side eye movements clearly reveal that she was reading her lines directly from an off-screen blackboard. According to Curtis, Monroe was routinely 2 to 3 hours late to the set, and occasionally refused to leave her dressing room.
c.		The song used in the trailer is "Looking for a Kiss" by The New York Dolls.
d.		Mooppan Raghavan, tribal leader of Thalikakal settlement in Kerala, and over a dozen members of his tribe were recruited as extras for the film.