Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Sex and Imagining (2009) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Sex and Imagining (2009) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Sex and Imagining (2009).

About the movie: A woman picks up a man whose car has broken down on an isolated mountain road and an amazing night begins.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Sex and Imagining (2009)?
a.		At the end of the film, Mary asks Watson if she could read his journals of his adventures with Sherlock Holmes. Of the 60 Arthur Conan Doyle-penned stories of Sherlock Holmes, all but four have Watson serving as the narrator.
b.		The script has also received several stage productions. The first full stage production was in New York City at American Theatre of Actors on Valentines Day, February 14, 2001.
c.		The ice box Patsys corpse is placed in had real ice in it. Katt Sheas blue complexion wasnt make-up; she was genuinely freezing during the shooting of this scene.
d.		According to producer Steven A. Jones, the original filmed ending has Milo beating Mad Dog in their fight. But test audiences could not accept seeing Robert De Niro getting beaten up by Bill Murray. Universal insisted that the fight scene be reshot and the film was delayed for a year. De Niro and Murray had taken the roles specifically because they were different than the type of roles audiences expected of them. The test audiences also felt Glory was an unsympathetic character so further reshoots were done to portray her as a victim of Milos control.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Sex and Imagining (2009)?
a.		The script was performed on stage in San Francisco in 2007 as benefit for the feature film STEPHANIES IMAGE starring Academy Award winner Melissa Leo.
b.		The story this film was based on was almost never written. Stephen King originally created the first few pages of 1408 for his nonfiction book, "On Writing," as an example of how to revise a first draft. The story, however, intrigued him, and he wound up not only finishing a complete draft, but adapting it for an audio-book compilation of short stories.
c.		As filmed, this film included a sequence in which Wilma Dean Loomis takes a bath while arguing with her mother. The bickering finally becomes so intense that Wilma jumps out of the tub and runs nude down a hallway to her bedroom, where the camera cuts to a close-up of her bare legs kicking hysterically on the mattress. Both the Hollywood censors and the Catholic Legion Of Decency objected to the hallway scene, finding the bare backside unsuitable for public display. Consequently, director Elia Kazan dropped the piece, leaving an abrupt jump from tub to bed.
d.		Justin Timberlake was considered for Rosie, but Vince Vaughn was cast.

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