Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Quote 16 (2011) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Quote 16 (2011) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Quote 16 (2011).

About the movie: Acting Gabriel Lavia and Leopoldo Trieste, together in this picture, whose first shooting started in late 93...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Quote 16 (2011)?
a.		Robert Rodriguez originally asked Hans Zimmer to score the music, but Zimmer couldnt accept it, cause at the time he was in England preparing Batman Begins. Zimmer recommended two of his friends, John Debney (I) and Graeme Revell.
b.		This movie was released in the USA on January 8th 2010, birthday of Elvis Presleys birthday. The character played by Willem Dafoe is named Elvis because of his love for the Presley song Burning Love.
c.		The role of Comisario Rondán is played by the Comisario Rondán himself (working in Montevideo), who had a role in the real story 16 years ago.
d.		A rare 1984 poster featuring the rock band KISS advertising their then current album "Animalize" can be seen on the wall in Joes squads sleeping quarters. Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley and Eric Carr have their faces hidden by additional stickers to avoid any legalities and Mark St. Johns head seems to be cropped off by the camera angle.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Quote 16 (2011)?
a.		The movie contains original pieces shut 16 years ago by actors now dead: Leopoldo Trieste, Rosita Baffico and others.
b.		For his appearance as the cabbie, Lemmy was equipped with a bottle of Scotch and a genuine Magnum revolver. He emptied the bottle and drew the gun out from his shoulder holster. It slipped his hand and sank to the river. Divers were sent to recover it, but they were unsuccessful.
c.		The poster for Shaun Costellos Water Power can be seen on the wall of Herschel Savages office. In 1977 Water Power was re-released and Gerard Damiano was given director credit on it.
d.		Although only a few minutes of boxing appear in the movie, they were so precisely choreographed that they took six weeks to film.

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