Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Raiders of the Living Dead (1986) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Raiders of the Living Dead (1986) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Raiders of the Living Dead (1986).

About the movie: A newspaper reporter hears of strange goings-on on a remote island. He travels there and finds that a mad scientist lives there and he is creating zombies.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Raiders of the Living Dead (1986)?
a.		Parts of André Previns score were used on the original trailers for Doctor Zhivago the film itself being scored by Maurice Jarre.
b.		Before the film was completed, producers Samuel M. Sherman and Brett Piper sold the television rights to the films re-edited rough cut. It was played on the USA Networks "Up All Night" series. The producers then used their sale money to complete the film.
c.		Principal photography lasted over 170 days, the longest shoot of any of the "Star Wars" movies.
d.		The original play opened in New York on 5 February 1924. It starred Louis John Bartels and Helen Lowell and was directed by the author, George Kelly.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Raiders of the Living Dead (1986)?
a.		Everyone in the cast and crew were nervous and weeping in the days leading up to the scene in which Sharon has to kill Mary. The only exception was Kimberly Cullum, the actress who played Mary.
b.		The film debut of Isabel Sanford, who later gained fame as Louise on The Jeffersons. In 1981, she became the first African American woman to win an Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series.
c.		The movie was originally planned for Christmas 2001 release. In June 2001, trailers were released in theaters along with posters being displayed with "Christmas 2001" and "December" listed on them. At the last moment the film was pulled off the release schedule. It was released unchanged for Christmas 2002.
d.		This was a super low-budget film, and the crew for the latter production phase included many current/recent film students from the NYC metro area. The crew mostly had a great time making it (in New Jersey) and may have gotten more enjoyment from the film than its audiences.

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