Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : See This Movie (2004) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : See This Movie (2004) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: See This Movie (2004).

About the movie: Two bumbling but determined three-day film school graduates enter the Montreal World Film Festival with a feature film that doesn't exist.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: See This Movie (2004)?
a.		The blue shirt Jake Barrymore is wearing in the confession speech scene is identical to the red one Seth Meyers brother, Josh Meyers, wore in the That 70s Show episode Misfire.
b.		At the auditions, Henry Thomas thought about the day his dog died to express sadness. Director Steven Spielberg cried, and hired him on the spot.
c.		Like most films, the movie wasnt shot in sequence. But for added realism, James Cameron filmed the scene where we first meet the Colonial Marines (one of the earliest scenes) last. This was so that the camaraderie of the Marines was realistic because the actors had spent months filming together.
d.		The movie is commonly used in business schools and workshops to illustrate team dynamics and conflict resolution techniques.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: See This Movie (2004)?
a.		There is a fight scene where Todd Stone movie-punches Jake Barrymore and makes the punching sound effect with his mouth, not knowing that the sound effects are made in the editing process. During the actual fight scene between Sams friend, Jake, Larry, and Martin, the sound effects of the blows are delayed about 7 seconds, a play on Todds confusion about the sound effects.
b.		In the book, the Spada treasure dates from the 15th century, and had been hidden from Pope Alexander VI.
c.		According to Steven Bachs book "Final Cut", after principal photography had ended, Michael Cimino was granted $3 million dollars to film the prologue and epilogue. The prologue scene that takes place at Harvard University, but which was shot in Oxford, England after Harvard had refused to let them shoot on the campus. He was given that money with an ultimatum which was to have the prologue done in the specific amount of time ordered by the studio with no more money to be spent on wasted film. However, Cimino asked for $5.2 million but the studio refused. Instead Cimino agreed to the $3 million. The studio would have completely scrapped the entire prologue and epilogue, if Cimino had not followed orders.
d.		Both Ron Perlman and Everett McGill got frostbite.

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