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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Secondhand Lions (2003) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Secondhand Lions (2003) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Secondhand Lions (2003)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Secondhand Lions (2003).

About the movie: A coming-of-age story about a shy, young boy sent by his irresponsible mother to spend the summer with his wealthy, eccentric uncles in Texas.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Secondhand Lions (2003)?
a.		The snowy, winter street scene supposedly depicting Zürich is actually Prague. This same exact scene has been used in other movies.
b.		After winning the Oscar, Michael Todd hired out Madison Square Garden and threw a huge party. 18,000 guests attended, with the celebration frequently threatening to degenerate into all-out chaos. Todd himself called the party a disaster.
c.		Haley Joel Osment was attacked by the pig during filming. The lion had numerous trainers and handlers, but no one thought the pig might be a menace.
d.		Loosely based on the life of Janis Joplin.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Secondhand Lions (2003)?
a.		Director Pierre Jeunet was given license to change the script as much as he wanted, and the final film is substantially different than Joss Whedons original script. Characters and situations were merged, simplified or removed, and the overall tone was made more fanciful and less realistic. Things changed or removed include: An Asian assassin called St. Just (pronounced "San-Jhoost") was original part of the Bettys crew. Johner was described as being more of a crazy, psychopathic character. After the underwater sequence, the characters were then forced to climb up a 50 story lift-shaft, with aliens attacking them. After the Chapel scene, there was an action sequence in the ships "farm", including a moment were the crew discovers the army has been growing cannabis. The Newborn alien was originally extremely deadly, the size of a Queen alien, and there was little emotional connection between it and Ripley. The final action sequence took place on Earth, ending with the surviving characters (including Ripley) deciding to stick together.
b.		Haley Joel Osment was contracted without knowing which studio would make the movie and who were the other main leads. This was against standard Hollywood practice and surprised Eugene Osment (Haleys father and manager) at first, but he agreed to "use" his son to get the remainder of the cast and the studio.
c.		Four novelizations based on this movie were written and published in 1985 as part of a series of childrens book tie-ins called "Find Your Fate". The novels were called (in order): Find Your Fate #11: James Bond in Win, Place, or Die; Find Your Fate #12: James Bond in Strike It Deadly; Find Your Fate #13: James Bond in Programmed for Danger and Find Your Fate #14: James Bond in Barracuda Run.
d.		On the Happy Yodelers poster it says Tonite only, Sporthalen - Eskiltuna, Tisdag 29 oktober 19.00, This is Swedish. There is a town namned Eskilstuna and they have a sporthall, tisdag means Tuesday.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Secondhand Lions (2003)?
a.		Courteney Coxs character, Melissa Robinson, was named after original writer Jack Bernsteins daughter Melissa.
b.		EASTER EGG: On the special features side of the DVD, go to the deleted scenes section. While at the top of the list, press the "up" button on your remote control and a star will appear and be highlighted. Press the "Okay" button and a clip of outtakes will come on showing all of the filmmakers attempts at trying to put the rooster on the pig.
c.		The Word "Fuck" is used 95 times, "Bitch" is used 31 times and "Asshole" 13 times.
d.		The Alphabet crimes are: A: Adrianos (jewellery store) B: Bogomil (Taggart and Rosewoods commanding officer) C and D: City Deposit E and F: Empyrian Fields (race track)

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Secondhand Lions (2003)?
a.		The bizarre car seen in the previews is a Tatra 603. Built in the present-day Czech Republic, it was designed as a limousine for Communist Party officials and VIPs. It was first designed in 1955; the model in the previews is from 1968-1975.
b.		The ending was re-shot due to negative test-screening feedback. The re-shot cost $600,000. The original ending will be available on the DVD.
c.		The "Voodoo Museum and Research History" building is in fact, the Heights Branch of the Houston Public Library - the building was constructed in 1925. In real life, the building is a registered historical landmark in the State of Texas.
d.		In the film, the Duc and Duchesse have four children, while the real Duc de Choiseul-Praslin and Duchesse had ten children together.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Secondhand Lions (2003)?
a.		Bill Murray genuinely found the McCawley brothers, the two actors playing his sons and who were very much like their screen characters, annoying and many of the scenes where he lashes out at them and insults them were improvised.
b.		In the fight scene with Robert Duvall against the four teens, one of the actors playing one of the men, Travis Willingham, was hit three times in the face by Robert. Due to a miscommunication, Robert reportedly told Travis afterward that he thought he was a stunt man and was supposed to hit him. The cut used was the final one when Traviss nose finally started to bleed.
c.		The little dog owned by TV hostess Nathalie Lake (the Martians later swap their heads) is actually owned by Lisa Marie, the actress playing the Martian Girl.
d.		Mo the bird is a crested caracara, a species of falcon indigenous to Mexico.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Secondhand Lions (2003)?
a.		The title "Dead Man Walking" is a slang term used by prison guards when escorting death row prisoners from their cells to the execution chambers.
b.		Richard Harrison was originally cast to play the role of Lake, but after some days of shooting, he was replaced with Rich Komenich because of creative differences between Harrison and the films director, Robert Brown.
c.		Haley Joel Osment went through puberty during filming. As the film progresses, you can hear his voice getting deeper, especially at the end.
d.		Natalie Portman was the top choice for the lead role after Angelina Jolie refused it two times. Natalie turned down the role shortly before she announced her pregnancy.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Secondhand Lions (2003)?
a.		During filming of the struggle between the homeless guy and Sam over Sams lost backpack, a citizen who witnessed the scene and did not know it was a film being shot, called the police, who responded, believing a homeless man was being mugged.
b.		Berkeley Breathed (Bloom County) drew the cartoons you see on the adult Walters desk.
c.		In 1971, United Artists distributed this film on a double bill with Lawman starring Burt Lancaster and Robert Ryan.
d.		The film has no opening titles to blur the illusion of whether its a film, a documentary or something else altogether.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Secondhand Lions (2003)?
a.		Three clips from the original script, also featured in the novelization, are shown in the UK trailer. The first is Nemo, Jekyll and Skinner on the conning tower of the Nautilus. The second shows Eva Draper, a character completely cut from the film, just before Sawyer saves Quatermains life in Ms fortress chamber. The third is when Quatermain chases the Phantom through Venice, and tackles some of his henchmen on a boat. These are all brief, but clearly seen.
b.		The film was the only hardcore porn movie ever shown at a World Science Fiction Convention.
c.		Peter Jackson gave one of the rings used in the movies to both Elijah Wood and Andy Serkis as gift when the shoot was finished. They both thought they had the only one.
d.		The shoulder patch on the uniform of the Sheriff who meets with adult Walter shows Comal County, Texas.

9.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Secondhand Lions (2003)?
a.		Set a record in its opening weekend for number of screens in the U.S.: 3,467 (later surpassed by Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone with 3,762).
b.		Although Jasmine the Lion is frequently said to be old and weary, Taureg, who played Jasmine, was a young lioness, less than two years old (lions in captivity can live up to 20-22 years). This is stated in the DVD special features.
c.		David O. Selznick originally rejected the story, as films about Hollywood had generally failed, but was persuaded to do the film by his wife Irene Mayer Selznick. Writer-director William A. Wellman had alternately suggested a sequel to The Public Enemy, titled "Another Public Enemy".
d.		During the filming in downtown Cleveland, the antique automobile club members, whose cars were used, were given a route to follow on Public Square. They were instructed to continue circling the square until otherwise instructed. Road salt was a major concern for the car owners and the cars were pressure-washed after each days filming and parked underground beneath the Terminal Tower.

10.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Secondhand Lions (2003)?
a.		This would be the second of two projects involving Haley Joel Osment and Berke Breathed. The first was the animated short Edwurd Fudwupper Fibbed Big.
b.		Because of the films budget constraints, most all of the performances were done in one or two takes (According to director Rash) This let to some "happy accidents" of realism. For instance, Busey refers to handwritten lyrics on his guitar when singing "Mockingbird Hill", He flubs some of the song lyrics on the Ed Sullivan show performance of "Maybe, Baby", Buddys vibrant concert performance with Eddie Cochran was actually a "rehersal" that the director decided not to film again, and Buseys guitar cord gets wrapped around his leg during the final concert.
c.		Gray Frederickson: the cowboy in the studio when Tom encounters Woltz the first time.
d.		Director Russ Emanuel put various references from his previous film "Girl With Gun" (2006 short) into "P.J." including: the mention of Nightingale (a horse mentioned by the Burt character in "P.J.", the main characters name in "Girl With Gun"), the actress Tracy OConnor (playing the Nurse on Intercom in "P.J.", who was the Nightingale in "Girl With Gun"), and the mention of a Dr. Peterson in "P.J." (also a name mentioned in "Girl With Gun"). Furthermore, Emanuel cast Dina Kriger to play the role of Claire in "P.J." (she was also Lucy in "Girl With Gun").

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