Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Souleater (2012) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Souleater (2012) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Souleater (2012).

About the movie: In the small town of Bixby, Florida, the town's inhabitants are mysteriously disappearing. A burned-out biker arrives in Bixby in search of his daughter and finds that she too is missing and that a ancient evil is behind the disappearances.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Souleater (2012)?
a.		The Sheriffs F150 pickup belongs to actor Peter Hooten, it was dressed up to look like a law enforcement vehicle for filming.
b.		Mamie Gummer plays the younger version of her real-life mother Meryl Streep, while Natasha Richardson plays daughter to her real-life mother Vanessa Redgrave.
c.		In an interview, James Cameron said, "I believe The Spawning was the finest flying piranha movie ever made."
d.		There were plans to move the lighthouse, specially constructed for the film, to the Disneyland theme park. Unfortunately, the building had deteriorated beyond repair before this could be done.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Souleater (2012)?
a.		Katharine Hepburns apartment is actually an amalgam of three different locations. The door through which she enters the apartment belongs to the Trattoria Sempione, a restaurant that still exists today. Her bedroom belongs to an apartment two miles away in the suburb of Dursoduro, and the terrace was a purpose-built set in Compo San Vio.
b.		There is a wanted poster for Steve McQueen on the left wall in the Sheriffs Office.
c.		29 copies of the Black Beauty were made from scrounged 1964, 1965, and 1966 Chrysler Imperials, many of which were rusted out and had to be rebuilt. Only three survived production intact.
d.		The films literary consultant was Professor William Strunk Jr., co-author of the famous treatise on the English language, Strunk and Whites "The Elements of Style." Producer Irving Thalberg hired Strunk to work with the screenwriters to make sure that the Hollywood adaption of Shakespeares play stayed true and respectful to its original source. Thalberg told Strunk, "Your job is to protect Shakespeare from us."

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