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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Rollerbabies (1976) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Rollerbabies (1976)

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About the movie: In the future sexual intercourse is outlawed because of overpopulation and people take anti-aphrodisiac pills in order to curtail any carnal urges...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Rollerbabies (1976)?
a.		The climactic Rollerbabies contest was shot in only one day.
b.		The army psychiatrist in this movie was the first black actor cast in a part that wasnt specified as a black character.
c.		In the scene where Adam Goldberg is headed up to his room, (to find out that Remy had messed up his side of the room), right before entering the building a couple walks by him. The man is Director/Producer John Singleton.
d.		Michael Madsen was originally casted as Michael Cheritto, but was ultimately replaced (for unknown reasons) by Tom Sizemore.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Rollerbabies (1976)?
a.		The "Natalia Date" scene was the first shot for the movie.
b.		This film was shot over the course of two weekends in October, 1975.
c.		Joanne Woodward was offered the role of Ginny Moorehead but turned it down because she didnt want to work with Frank Sinatra. The role eventually went to Shirley MacLaine.
d.		It took a group of around 100 people three years to complete this movie. For one second of film, up to 12 stop-motion moves had to be made.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Rollerbabies (1976)?
a.		When Mater is trying to drive away from McQueen while driving backwards, Darryl Cartrip mentions "Hes got to be the best backwards driver in the world!" Mater had made this claim himself in the first Cars movie.
b.		Alanis Morissettes appearance marks one of the few times in movie history where an actress/actor appears for the first time in the movie, after being listed in the end credits.
c.		Cinematographer Bruce G. Sparks shot the climactic Rollerbabies contest following the participants around on roller skates while holding the camera.
d.		In 1939 there was no paved road through Monument Valley, hence the reason why it hadnt been used as a movie location before (it wasnt paved until the 1950s). Harry Goulding, who ran a trading post there, had heard that John Ford was planning a big-budget Western so he traveled to Hollywood, armed with over 100 photographs, and threatened to camp out on Fords doorstep until the director saw him. Ford saw him almost immediately and was instantly sold on the location, particularly when he realized that its remoteness would free him from studio interference.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Rollerbabies (1976)?
a.		Published newspaper reports during production of the film indicated that, as the last Bond film of the millennium, this would feature cameos by virtually every surviving previous Bond girl. Ursula Andress, Diana Rigg, Famke Janssen and Barbara Bach were mentioned by name as among those slated to appear. Sadly, this idea - if it was ever more than a media rumor - never came to fruition.
b.		The shot showing Air Force One in flight is taken from Air Force One.
c.		If you select the Spanish audio track on the DVD and Blu-ray Disc, you will hear Viggo Mortensen dubbing his own characters voice. He is fluent in the language.
d.		Actor Roger Caines character is named "Perry Stalsis". This name is a take on "peristalsis", defined as "a series of organized muscle contractions that occur throughout the digestive tract".

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Rollerbabies (1976)?
a.		The film was the only hardcore porn movie ever shown at a World Science Fiction Convention.
b.		Anne Crawford, who plays Morgan Le Fay, was only 7 years and 3 months older than Stanley Baker, who plays her son Modred.
c.		This film ended the seven-year long "Durango Kid" series for Columbia, all starring Charles Starrett as "The Durango Kid" and featuring Smiley Burnette as his sidekick, coming off his successful partnership with Gene Autry.
d.		"Its Fun to Be in Love" (music by Nicholas Brodszky, lyrics by Sammy Cahn), performed by Dan Dailey, Betty Lynn and George Chakiris was cut from the film. The soundtrack recording was finally issued on the last "Thats Entertainment!" CD set.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Rollerbabies (1976)?
a.		Final movie written by Oscar winner Ben Hecht.
b.		Some scenes that have been declared "missing" from the video were not in the original theatrical release. When the movie was first televised, the network needed fillers after editing it for TV, so they used extra footage from the films production.
c.		Although he would make some later television appearances, this would be the last feature film for character actor Willie Best.
d.		According to director Carter Stevens, co-star Yolanda Savalas was reportedly a top New York City fashion model.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Rollerbabies (1976)?
a.		"Bridey" is pronounced "Briddy", short for "Bridget".
b.		The film was on the voting list for a Hugo, the yearly major science fiction award.
c.		Perry Griffin was a last minute add to the cast. Heading out to Los Angeles after his audition for the part of Virgil Burroughs for the entire length of Rune, LLCs pre-production period and finally returning to find an opening for the part of the antagonist in the film, Agent David Meir.
d.		While filming the shunting scenes Brian Yuzna purposely avoided using any blood fearing backlash from the MPAA.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Rollerbabies (1976)?
a.		Curiously enough, this was the very movie Arnold Schwarzenegger studied when he was trying to find his character for Red Heat. The exercise - emulate Greta Garbo - was recommended to him by his director Walter Hill.
b.		Family Ties is playing on the TV when spiders start crawling over the screen.
c.		Very early on in the films preproduction, the filmmakers considered putting Hellboys giant stone hand on his left arm rather than the right, so as to grant the actor playing Hellboy the full use of his right hand. Ron Perlman turned out to be left-handed, so the filmmakers were able to preserve the Right Hand of Doom.
d.		The idea for the story was inspired when a woman who auditioned for Carter Stevens told him her special talent was roller skating. Screenwriter Wesson Smith came up with the tagline after he overheard what the lady said and then quickly wrote a script to match said tagline.