Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Sex and the College Girl (1964) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Sex and the College Girl (1964) 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 the College Girl (1964).

About the movie: This early 1960s film depicts the trivial pursuits and relationships of two college age girls on a weekend vacation to a luxury resort in Puerto Rico.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Sex and the College Girl (1964)?
a.		Charles Grodins first credited movie role.
b.		According to interviews that director Joseph Losey gave, in the mid-seventies, to Michel Ciment, he revealed that FBI wanted to spy on him in Europe where he had to go to work after being black-listed in Hollywood. So they paid John Drew Barrymore (who was a good friend with him after this movie) to furnish informations about Loseys possible anti-American activities in London.
c.		Quentin Tarantino: [corpse view] At the very end, right before the credits roll in, we see the woman kicking the man in the head through his eyes.
d.		Ryan Reynolds is the only person we see in the flesh. All of the other performances are either voiceovers or recorded on his cell phone. The whole film is shot from the interior of the coffin. We never see the outside world. The film never repeats a single shot. These all make Buried one of the most minimalist films ever made.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Sex and the College Girl (1964)?
a.		Roald Dahl was reportedly so angry with the treatment of his book (mainly stemming from the massive rewrite by David Seltzer) that he refused permission for the books sequel, "Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator", to be filmed. Seltzer had an idea for a new sequel, but legal issues meant that it never got off the ground. Reportedly, Dahl was so unhappy that he refused to ever watch the completed film in its entirety. Once, while staying in a hotel, he accidentally tuned into a television airing of the movie, but reportedly changed the channel immediately when he realized what he was watching.
b.		Jean-Claude Carrières original script deviated drastically from the final film version. Philip Kaufman feared it was too "arty" for a commercial audience. Milan Kundera read Carrières original script after seeing the film and said, "Thats how it should be done."
c.		When it came time to film the end titles sequence, where Buckaroo and pals are walking around a dry L.A. aqueduct in step to the music, the music wasnt ready. Composer Michael Boddicker told the film crew to use "Uptown Girl" by Billy Joel as a placeholder because it was the exact same tempo. Those scenes were filmed with "Uptown Girl" blaring from a boom box tied to the back of the camera truck.
d.		Filmed in 1964, but not released until 1970.

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