Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Seeds (1968) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Seeds (1968) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Seeds (1968).

About the movie: An alcoholic matriarch terrorizes her spoiled, grown-up children during a family get-together where one of them flips out and begins killing all of them to get back at years of neglect and abuse.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Seeds (1968)?
a.		The car is a 1989 Lotus Esprit, a mid-engined British-built sports car, with a 4 cylinder turbo.
b.		According to Harry Carey Jr.s book "Company of Heroes", John Wayne stayed in character between takes.
c.		In 1995, Something Weird Video located a soundtrack for this film, which up to this time was "lost."
d.		Apparently, writer-director Steve Gordon had originally wanted to cast George Segal in the lead role of Arthur. After the box-office success of 10 however, Dudley Moore replaced Segal. This movie was actually the second time that Moore replaced Segal. Segal was originally cast in the lead role in 10 but Segal apparently walked off the set shortly after filming began. Reportedly, this was rumored because Julie Andrews role had been built up. Apparently, after 10 had been released, Segal, when once asked if he had seen the movie, allegedly replied with a finger gesture.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Seeds (1968)?
a.		Although it has been claimed that longtime Warner contractee Monte Blue is not in the film, he is clearly visible in the final theatrical sequence sitting two seats to the left of Dennis Morgan.
b.		Current DVD version of film contains numerous sex inserts added by films theatrical distributor.
c.		The original music score for the movie was composed by band leader Danny Elfman of Oingo Boingo. The band was featured performing their song "Dead Mans Party" at Thornton Melons dorm party.
d.		The reunion between director Barry Levinson and star Robert De Niro eleven years after Wag the Dog (which also featured a Hollywood producer as a major character) and twelve years after Sleepers.

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