Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Resurrection (1980) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Resurrection (1980) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Resurrection (1980).

About the movie: Ellen Burstyn experiences the afterlife for a brief time after a car accident that kills her husband...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Resurrection (1980)?
a.		At times during pre-production the writer would edit the script by posting the entirety of it on a wall to use as a giant storyboard.
b.		The theatrical trailer contains footage of Robin and Marian kissing on horseback. This footage is from the deleted final scene of the film, immediately following the closing of the great doors, where the film now ends.
c.		Richard Curtis and Ben Elton were approached to write the film, but both turned it down as they were busy with projects of their own.
d.		Martin Scorsese was reportedly healed from asthma by the real life healer who inspired this film.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Resurrection (1980)?
a.		When the idea was first pitched to Ellen Burstyn, the film was supposed to be more of a thriller, like The Exorcist. Burstyn was not impressed with that approach, so when she heard the approach offered by writer Lewis John Carlino, she was impressed and this film is the result.
b.		According to Francis Ford Coppola in his "Cigar Aficionado" magazine interview, he had a meeting at his home in 1969 with producers Albert S. Ruddy and Gray Frederickson to discuss The Conversation. He had sent the script to Marlon Brando who called him during the meeting to politely turn it down. Right before the meeting, Coppola took note of a newspaper advertisement for an upcoming novel titled "The Godfather" by Mario Puzo. Just a few months later, all five people would meet to discuss a film version of the novel.
c.		Originally titled "The Incredible Torture Show". Troma re-named it "Blood Sucking Freaks" for its 1980s re-release.
d.		Gandalfs painful encounter with a ceiling beam in Bilbos hobbit-hole was not in the script - Ian McKellen banged his forehead against the beam accidentally, not on purpose. But Peter Jackson thought McKellen did a great job "acting through" the mistake, and so kept it in.

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