Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Shoulder Arms (1918) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Shoulder Arms (1918) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Shoulder Arms (1918).

About the movie: Charlie is a boot camp private who has a dream of being a hero who goes on a daring mission behind enemy lines.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Shoulder Arms (1918)?
a.		Annabeth Gish, Jennifer Beals, Alyssa Milano, Demi Moore and Uma Thurman all auditioned for the role of Sarah.
b.		With a box office gross of over $40 million, this film represented Woody Allens most financially successful film until Match Point in 2005.
c.		Bill Paxton mentions in the director commentary at 54:19 "We couldnt really dig it the hole that deep .. unless its reinforced, so actually in this shot 54:31 Im on my knees and kind of making it look like Im standing up to make the hole look deeper and of course theres a little mound there at the lip of the hole."
d.		Many in Hollywood were nervous that one of their most famous peers was going to tackle the subject of WWI. It was released shortly before the Armistice so it did not help boost national morale. But it did end up as one of Charles Chaplins most popular films and it was particularly popular with returning doughboys.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Shoulder Arms (1918)?
a.		The real Rudy can be seen playing a fan in the stands at the end of the movie.
b.		Originally planned at five reels; outtakes were preserved in Chaplins private collection. True Boardman, Marion Feducha and Frankie Lee played Chaplins sons in cut domestic scenes intended for the beginning of the film. Peggy Prevost and Nina Trask portrayed draft board clerks, Alf Reeves a draft board sergeant and Albert Austin a doctor in a cut scene at the draft board office.
c.		Most of the Helms Deep set was made of polystyrene.
d.		This film is listed among the Top Ten Best Bad Films ever made in Golden Raspberry Award founder John Wilsons book THE OFFICIAL RAZZIE MOVIE GUIDE.

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