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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949).

About the movie: After Custer and the 7th Cavalry are wiped out by Indians, everyone expects the worse. Capt. Nathan Brittles is ordered out on patrol but he's also required to take along Abby Allshard...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949)?
a.		Alyssa Jansen was a senior in high school when she played the lead role.
b.		In the graveyard, one of the crosses carries the name "DeVoto", this is likely an homage to Bernard DeVoto, a prominent historian of the American West.
c.		The very tall green bed cost £25,000 to build. The Duke and Duchess of Rutland, owners of Belvoir Castle, purchased it after filming.
d.		Although Max Steiner received screen credit as composer, he did not write any original music for the picture. Cues from his previous Warners scores were used.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949)?
a.		Every character name, minus Kip Wellington, is a mixture from horror films.
b.		In the first movie where Al Pacino and Robert De Niro starred together, The Godfather: Part II, they both played gangsters. In their second movie Heat, Pacino was a cop, and DeNiro was a gangster. In this, their third movie together, they are both cops. This is also the first movie where they have extended interaction. They never shared a scene in The Godfather: Part II and in Heat they only had two scenes.
c.		Evelyn Ankers came out of retirement to appear in this film with her husband Richard Denning. It ended up being the last film she ever made.
d.		"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie on March 12, 1951 with John Wayne reprising his film role.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949)?
a.		There is reference to a "Reverend Fennell". Albert Fennell was the films executive producer.
b.		Mariel Hemingway was the runner-up to Jodie Foster for the role of Iris.
c.		The crowd scene when Shrek and Fiona arrive at Far Far Aways castle involved over 600 animated characters.
d.		John Ford decided to cast John Wayne as Captain Nathan Brittles after seeing his performance as Thomas Dunson in Red River.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949)?
a.		In the original Batman comics (specifically, Detective Comics #80, 1943) the surname of the plastic surgeon who attempts to repair Two-Face is "Ekhart". In this movie, Two-Face is, of course, played by Aaron Eckhart.
b.		The hotel in which the dance is held is called "Gei Schluffen." In Yiddish this means "go to sleep."
c.		The exterior shots of Capt. Brittles quarters and the building where Major Mac Allshard, Commanding Officer Fort Starke has his HQ are still standing and in Monument Valley itself near to the town of Kanab. The HQ building is now a museum and both are open to the public.
d.		In October, 2007, Charlize Theron said in an interview in Esquire magazine that "Reindeer Games" was her least favorite of all her films. She said: "That was a bad, bad, bad movie. But I got to work with John Frankenheimer. I wasnt lying to myself - thats why I did it."

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949)?
a.		Based on the paintings and illustrations of Frederic Remington, the artist renowned for his nostalgic packaging of the bygone "real" West for an urban public.
b.		Some of the big car crash stunts were done for real, using explosive jacks that were later erased using computer graphics. The pipe and plate footing for the gag are shown falling away from the car(s) in un-processed scenes.
c.		Technically, Speed Racer was a first in many areas but two stand-out. It was the first film to use the Sony F23 Digital Film Camera and also to record in parallel to Sony HDCAM SR, for archive masters, and to Codex Digital Data Recorders for on-set uncompressed HD playback, digital dailies and file generation for editing and VFX.
d.		The poster for "The Fatties" behind Jeff Portnoy (Jack Black) in the trailer features the names of a few of the films actual crew members: costume designer Marlene Stewart, editor Greg Hayden, director of photography John Toll, and screenwriter Justin Theroux. In addition, the poster contains the DreamWorks Pictures logo, the Dolby Stereo logo, and a fictional composite of several MPAA ratings (reading "PG - Parental Guidance - under 11 requires accompanying parent or guardian").

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949)?
a.		The large yellow book in the tray on the prison governors desk is actually a "Wisden Cricketers Almanack".
b.		Once theyd found her, Howard Hughes and his aircraft engineers designed a special cantilevered bra to enhance the appearance of Jane Russells bust. She never wore it, but this movie was the reason the famous bra was designed.
c.		As the regiments blacksmith, named "Wagner", is seen at work, we can hear the orchestra playing the "Nibelung"-motif from Richard Wagners famous opera, "Siegfried". In the opera the motif is connected with the forging of Siegfrieds sword.
d.		Many animation fans have noted the design style of the characters in Eight Crazy Nights is similar to the design style of the characters in The Iron Giant. The majority of the animators that worked on this film were laid off from Warner Bros. Feature Animation (which produced The Iron Giant) and Fox Animation Studios.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949)?
a.		Eli Roth put on 35 pounds of muscle to play Donnie Donowitz, "The Bear Jew". Roth also learned to cut hair for the role from producer Pilar Savones father Umberto at his salon in Beverly Hills.
b.		The Twins were specially designed to reflect each other: Skids has an oversized left arm/eye and Mudflap has an oversized right arm/eye, and Skidss face is the top part of the Autobot face and Mudflaps face is the bottom part.
c.		The original cinematographer, Edward Lachman, had to leave after two weeks of shooting to work on another film. Jim Denault shot for the next month; gaffer Stephen Thompson took over near the end of shooting.
d.		Sergeant Tyrees horse is named "Laddie".

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949)?
a.		When Sgt. Quincannon (Victor McLaglen) is addressing the troops and warning them to "watch them words," he asks who owns a dog, without receiving an answer. He concludes, "Nice dog! Irish setter!" The scene was improvised on the spot by director John Ford. The dog was an unnamed Navajo pet that had fallen asleep during the setup. Multiple takes were required because McLaglen kept blowing the line, calling the dog a "cocker spaniel."
b.		Writer/director Burr Steers originally intended to make this a novel, not a movie.
c.		The traditional Tarzan call is heard during the presentation of the MGM Studio logo during the start of this picture.
d.		Kenyon Nicholsons play, "Torch Song," opened on 27 August 1930 on Broadway in New York City. Guy Kibbee originated the role of Cass Wheeler in that production.

9.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949)?
a.		John Wayne, who was 41 when the film was made, won great acclaim for his convincing portrayal of the 60-year-old Captain Brittles.
b.		The puppet voices were achieved with full ADR replacement, requiring 80 additional hours in the sound booth.
c.		The name Hellcats of this movies title refers to the US Navy vessels which took part in Operation Barney and traveled through the mine-ridden waters that lead to the Sea of Japan. The Hellcats term is derived from the US Navys slang word for mines belonging to the Imperial Japanese Navy: Hell Pots.
d.		The film was adapted into a Broadway musical entitled "Sugar", which opened at the Majestic Theater on April 9, 1972 and ran for 505 performances.

10.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949)?
a.		The horse that Ben Johnson rode in this film was a famous movie horse used by many stars in many 40s and 50s movies. It was a big sorrel stallion called "Steel" and was owned by Ben Johnsons father in law "Fat Jones" who ran one of the most successful horse renting stables in Hollywood. The horse, which was known for being very quiet but flashy, was ridden by John Wayne in "Tall in the Saddle" and "The Conqueror", Gregory Peck in "Yellow Skies" and Clark Gable in "The Tall T". The horse made stars look like good riders and Fat Jones always insisted if "Steel" was used in movies, the company hired every other horse used in the movie from his stable, so "Steel" was worth a fortune to him. "Steel" had his own double and the horse that Ben Johnston rides in the galloping scenes was not "Steel" but a spectacular galloper called "Bingo". "Steel" was no movie prima donna however. Ben Johnston also rode him when he won his world champion calf roping title. Ben Johnston also rode both "Steel" and "Bingo" in "Wagonmaster".
b.		After a successful stunt test for the films climax, where a Japanese soldier falls off the bridge into the river, stuntman Frankie Howard was swept under the strong current during the actual shooting of the scene. Prop man Tommy Early dove in to save him but was also pulled under. Once they stopped struggling against the current, both men were carried to a point in the river where they were rescued. Unfortunately, Howard later died from a stomach illness while in the Hospital for Tropical Diseases back home in England.
c.		This was the last film in which James Stewart wore his familiar cowboy hat. Up to this point, he had worn it in all his westerns since Winchester 73, except Broken Arrow. This was Stewarts first film with John Ford, and Ford didnt want him to wear it as he thought it was the worst looking cowboy hat he had ever seen. As Stewart said in the documentary, "A Wonderful Life", Ford relented, but got back at him in their next western, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, when he didnt let Stewart wear a hat at all.
d.		One of the framed photos the camera pans by while Angela (Charles Busch) is administering the deadly suppository to her husband is of Busch in his stage appearance as Gertrude(Gertie) Garnet in his play "The Lady in Question". The photo was used on all the plays promotional materials.

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