Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Star Crystal (1986) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Star Crystal (1986) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Star Crystal (1986).

About the movie: Crew members aboard a space ship encounter an alien life form intent on killing them.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Star Crystal (1986)?
a.		During several exterior scenes of the space station, the top half of a toy Millennium Falcon spaceship from Star Wars is used as part of the exterior topography of the station.
b.		In the very last scene where Willie talks to a shrink, the Doctors name-tag on the desk is " Dr P Sarrosy " - an homage to the Paul Sarrosy .
c.		When talking to Longfellow on the phone and still pretending to be a school nurse, Babe says that a boy named Billy Barty is in her office sick. This is a tribute to the actor Billy Barty who died in 2000, only three months before production started.
d.		In an interview with KCRWs movie industry radio show "The Business," Joan Graves, the chair of the MPAAs Classification and Ratings Administration, admitted that (based on the response she and her board have gotten from parents) giving Toy Story 3 a G rating was a mistake, and that it should have gotten at least a PG (especially because of the incinerator scene) and that the lesson learned in that case would be applied to future movie ratings so that movies would no longer be given the "benefit of the doubt" while being rated.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Star Crystal (1986)?
a.		The snakes in this film would be more likely to attack each other then humans. Would not deliver a fatal dose of venom and most likely would give a dry bite if they did bite instead of just hide.
b.		Stefanianna Christopherson, who wrote and sings the ending theme song "Crystal of the Stars" was the voice of Daphne Blake in the cartoon series Scooby Doo, Where Are You!.
c.		Max Julien made major contributions in the designing of the much heralded costumes.
d.		Since the characters were simply created from scratch, the directors thought it to be appropriate to parody both popular Disney and Warner Bros. cartoon characters. A few examples would be the medium used for the rabbits, the old bald man and their own version of Geppetto and Pinnochio in a larger characters stomach.

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