Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Rachel and the Stranger (1948) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Rachel and the Stranger (1948) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Rachel and the Stranger (1948).

About the movie: David Harvey is a widower with a young son, Davey. They live on an isolated Ohio farm during the pioneer days...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Rachel and the Stranger (1948)?
a.		Kono, the name which the ship is changed to, is a diamond-rich area of Sierra Leone as well as the name of a tribe in Sierra Leone.
b.		It took over seven hours to paint Linnea Quigleys body for her Virgin Dance of the Double Chainsaws set piece.
c.		This was one of RKOs biggest hits of 1948, earning $395,000.00
d.		Although the ancient Egyptians did indeed have a close relationship with the Nile Crocodile (which is believed to have included sacrifices and mummification), the reptiles in the film are actually American Alligators.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Rachel and the Stranger (1948)?
a.		Jerry Goldsmiths famous theme for the movie almost didnt happen. One of the first scenes Goldsmith scored was the scene when Kirk and Scotty do a flyover of the refit Enterprise. Robert Wise liked the music that Goldsmith composed, but in the end, he rejected it, saying it didnt fit the movie because it lacked a theme/motif. Goldsmith went back to the drawing board and composed the famous theme that has become a staple of the Star Trek universe.
b.		Richard Burton reportedly rejected the initial choice for the role of Alan Strang, telling the producers the actor was too tall. He insisted Peter Firth, who had starred in the play with him at the Plymouth Theater on Broadway in April 1976, should be cast as Firth was about the same height as him.
c.		"Ramrod" had its Gala World Premiere on Feb. 20, 1947 at both the Utah and Capitol Theaters in Salt Lake City as part of Utahs centennial celebration as a US Territory. A newspaper announcement of the day boasts that in person for the premiere would be Joel McCrea, Veronica Lake, Donald Crisp, Don DeFore, Preston Foster, Charles Ruggles and "15 other Hollywood Stars".
d.		Loretta Young was famous for placing a "swear jar" on the sets of all of her films, charging anyone in the cast or crew who used foul language 25 cents for doing so, then giving the funds to one of her favorite charities. While making this film with her, Robert Mitchum reputedly held his tongue about his pious co-star until shooting was completed. As he exited the set on the final day of production, Mitchum smiled, dropped a $20 bill into the jar, and said, "This should just about cover everything Ive been wanting to say to Loretta."

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