Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Slightly Dangerous (1943) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Slightly Dangerous (1943) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Slightly Dangerous (1943).

About the movie: Peggy is 21 and bored. She has just been awarded a certificate for starting work on time for 1000 days...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Slightly Dangerous (1943)?
a.		The USS Lang ff-1060 is the ship that sailors walk off of in the scene where Goldie Hawns character meets her husband returning from the war.
b.		In the German translation The Motorcycle Boys age was changed from 21 to 24.
c.		The reminiscent wounded soldier in the makeshift Atlanta hospital talking to nurses Scarlett and Melanie about his "brother Jeff" was played by Cliff Edwards. Edwards later provided the voice of Jiminy Cricket in Walt Disneys classic Pinocchio and introduced the Academy Award winning song "When You Wish Upon A Star". Edwards is only heard, not seen, as the reminiscent solder in Gone with the Wind.
d.		Many cast members in studio records/casting call lists did not appear or were not identifiable in the movie. These were (with their character names, if any): Eddie Acuff (Sailor), Ernie Alexander (Masher), Murray Alper (Sailor), Sam Ash (Man on Street), Joseph E. Bernard, Lester Dorr, Betty Farrington (Customer), Edward Gargan (Policeman), Ben Hall (Customer), Lee Phelps Customer), Charles Sherlock (Man on Street), Emmett Vogan (Nicholson), Douglas Wood (Old Man) and Joe Yule (Painter).

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Slightly Dangerous (1943)?
a.		When the film was re released on DVD, it was found that almost 20% of the original animation files were corrupted, proving to the studio that digital storage was not as feasible as they thought it would be at the time the film was made.
b.		In his DVD commentary, Francis Ford Coppola claimed The Godfather: Part II was the first numbered sequel in film history. In actual fact, the British film Quatermass 2 was the first (released 17 years earlier). The Godfather Part II is the first US film sequel to use such numbering though.
c.		Lana Turner reprised her role the same year on a Lux Radio Theatre broadcast alongside Victor Mature on October 25, 1943.
d.		The rigged Black 22 at the roulette wheel, where Hooker loses the bet at the beginning of the movie, is the same spot that Rick Blaine uses for both Captain Renault and the Bulgarian couple to set them up to win.

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