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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Silas (2011) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Silas (2011)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Silas (2011).

About the movie:

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Silas (2011)?
a.		The script was inspired by actual events at the home of the producer relating to a paranormal event. The home is still presenting high amounts of paranormal activity and sightings.
b.		The following performers were considered for roles: Harry Lockart, John Breslin, Suzanne Neve, Catherine Finn, Annette Kerr, Ernst Ulman, Mercy Haystead and Delena Kidd.
c.		This film was originally going to be called Wizard Battle.
d.		At the beginning of the film Frank Costello instructs the store clerk to fill a white paper bag with various groceries for the kid Colin Sullivan, notably a couple of loaves of bread and a couple of quarts of milk. In the last scene of the film we see adult Colin Sullivan walking into his apartment with a white paper bag full of groceries, two of the items you can see in the bag during this scene are a couple of loaves of bread and a couple of quarts of milk.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Silas (2011)?
a.		A Spanish speaking version was shot back-to-back with the English version.
b.		This story was influenced by a real event that took place in South Florida surrounding something of a growing local urban legend about a girl who committed suicide some years ago and whose spirit now haunts a stretch of condos in Boynton Beach, FL.
c.		Production had 3 cars slow down each lane to 10mph on the 405 freeway to create the essence of Los Angeles traffic because Zach Braff thought there wasnt enough traffic for the shot.
d.		Unbeknown to protesters, Kevin Smith joined one of the Catholic groups that protested his film. He managed to get interviewed by a reporter who recognized him, though Smith managed to stay incognito by giving his friends name as his own (Bryan Johnson); also present at the protest rally) and telling her that he is often mistaken for the Clerks. director. During the interview Smith (as Johnson) also made the comment that he kind of liked his Kevin Smiths first film.