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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008)

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About the movie: As the Clone Wars sweep through the galaxy, the heroic Jedi Knights struggle to maintain order and restore peace...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008)?
a.		Motorvaders 3 Protocols are a warped parody of Issac Asimovs 3 Laws of Robotics which were put in place to protect humans from ever being harmed by a robot.
b.		Frances Fisher had previously acted in Susan Streitfelds directorial debut Female Perversions.
c.		The first "Star Wars" film without Frank Oz providing the voice of Yoda. Tom Kane provides the voice.
d.		Author Lorenzo Carcaterra has claimed that his book on which the film is based was a true story of his childhood. When the New York legal community went on record stating that no cases resembling the events of his book could be found in any court records, Carcaterra refused to discuss the discrepancy. His claims have been neither proven or disproven.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008)?
a.		The DVD release date was set before the film was released theatrically.
b.		The character of Kliest is only present as a telephone voice, spoken by the German actor Christian Brückner. Similarly, the character of the OSS Commander is only heard as a voice on the radio, played by Harvey Keitel. Christian Brückner provided the German dubbing voice for Harvey Keitel in Pulp Fiction.
c.		Johnny Favorites birthday is the same as director Alan Parkers (14 February).
d.		During the scene where Echo and company are fleeing the pet store, Echo decides to take his pet ape with them. The "Ape" was actually a three-foot-tall chimp who was made to appear gigantic with camera trickery, and perspective shots. When Echo removes the ape from his cage, the shot shows Echo (with his back turned to the camera) unlocking the cage and walking the ape to the truck. The ape appears to be roughly the same size as Echo. This effect was achieved by having dwarf actor Harry Earles (who played "Tweedledee" in the film) play Echo for these brief shots, and then cutting to the normal sized Lon Chaney, making it seems as though the Ape is gigantic.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008)?
a.		First Star Wars movie since Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi to feature an in-cockpit view of the jump to Hyperspace. George Lucas purposely did not use this iconic shot in any of the prequels so as not to lessen the impact of seeing it for the first time in Star Wars (assuming one watches the films in chronological order).
b.		After seeing a rough cut of the film, Burt Reynolds regretted making it and fired his agent for recommending the role to him. Reynolds ended up winning a Golden Globe and being nominated for an Academy Award for his performance.
c.		Although never hinted at or mentioned in the movie, the real life Henriette Deluzy-Deportes, eventually married Henry Martyn Field (as portrayed by Jeffrey Lynn), Author Rachel Fields great uncle.
d.		The GAF Viewmaster reel set shows a picture from a deleted sequence where one of Alonzo Hawks nightmares has him being treated by VW Beetle doctors. The "doctors" have a red cross on the hood and the headlights have "pupils." The "doctors" have mechanical arms that hold welding torches and other mechanical tools. The scene was probably deleted because it would have been too scary for kids.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008)?
a.		Matthew Broderick would work with John Wood and Dabney Coleman again. Wood in Ladyhawke. And Coleman in Inspector Gadget.
b.		Despite previous reports, Reese Witherspoon was not pregnant during filming. The movie filmed from 9 June 1998 - 15 July 1998, and Witherspoon had her daughter Ava on 9 September 1999. A full year after filming the movie. She was, however, pregnant, when they did the press tours for the film.
c.		Official Selection of Hamptons International Film Festival 2005 - Spotlight Film
d.		WILHELM SCREAM: During the opening battle on Cristophsis a Clone Trooper punches a droid and is then shot by another. He lets out the Wilhelm scream but it is cut short. The full scream is heard when another Clone Trooper gets shot by a Super Battle Droid at the BOmarr monastery on Teth.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008)?
a.		Because of the miscegenation aspects of the play (Tondelayo was a black woman), it was on the Production Code Administraitons "condemned" list of sources not to be considered. A big outcry was heard when the British film, based on the same sources, was released in New York in March, 1930, because it was deemed to violate the spirit of the Hays decree. MGM hired playwright Leon Gordon to adapt his play for the screen; he changed Tondelayos parentage to half Egyptian and half Arab, and it was eventually given an approved certificate. Still, the movie was placed on the Legion of Decencys condemned list, and the film was banned in Singapore and Trinidad because of its racial implications.
b.		The set was visited by filmmaker John Waters early one morning.
c.		A copy of the interpreters booths were made so the crew could film during weekdays.
d.		This was the first Star Wars film to not have an introductory text-scroll during the title sequence. Instead the premise of the story is set up by an announcers voice-over describing background scenes.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008)?
a.		The first animated Star Wars feature film in theaters.
b.		It rained every single day of the shoot, causing most of the movie to be shot in dull light. The constant rain also added to the lushness of the foliage.
c.		There are only five real B-17 flying in the movie. Two were flown in from the US, two came from France, and one was already based in England. One of the French airplanes crashed during filming. Although everyone onboard survived, the aircraft was a total loss in the post crash fire. Only one of the airplanes was a genuine F-model, like the real Memphis Belle, accurate to the time the story is set. All others were G-models, that came later in the war. Two different airplanes played "Memphis Belle" during the movie, one of which is in real life named Sally B.
d.		Actor Darren McGavin both produced and directed this feature, the only time he worked behind the camera.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008)?
a.		This is the first Star Wars movie not to open number one at the box office opening weekend.
b.		Originally set up by Joe Roth (then head of 20th Century Fox) as a star vehicle for Madonna, who pulled out when scheduling conflicts arose with her role in Abel Ferreras Dangerous Game. Joan Allen, Kim Basinger, Halle Berry, Sherilyn Fenn, Bridget Fonda, Jodie Foster, Helen Hunt, Demi Moore, Kathy Najimy, Tatum ONeal, Daryl Hannah, Meryl Streep, Marisa Tomei and Sela Ward were then considered before the part went to Geena Davis. It was then that a leaked fax from Madonna to Roth emerged in which she sarcastically blasted his decision to dump her for a non-Italian actress. It transpired that Roth had privately expressed doubts about Madonnas ability to carry a movie, comments which had made it back to the star in question, hence her sudden departure from the project. Original director Jonathan Kaplan soon followed, to be replaced by Martha Coolidge, with whom Davis had worked two years previously on Rambling Rose.
c.		A point not mentioned in the play is that Queen Eleanors first marriage had been with King Louis VII of France; the marriage was later dissolved for reasons of common ancestry, although Henry was exactly as close a relation as Louis had been.
d.		"Academy Award Theater" broadcast a 30 minute radio adaptation of the movie on November 27, 1946 with Ronald Colman reprising his film role.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008)?
a.		The film was shot on a schedule consisting of only 12 days. And on a budget of $40,000.
b.		Director Robert Zemeckis is a good friend of Steven Spielberg. Production designer Rick Carter and cinematographer Dean Cundey both previously worked with Zemeckis on the Back to the Future sequels. They would both subsequently work with Spielberg on Jurassic Park. This led to writer David Koepp coming to Spielbergs attention. He was hired to finalize the Jurassic Park script, and later became a regular Speilberg collaborator, having been called upon to polish the scripts for Men in Black, Twister, and to write the scripts for The Lost World: Jurassic Park, War of the Worlds, and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
c.		The human skeleton in the house at the end of the movie was a real human skeleton. They used a real one because a human skeleton from India is far cheaper then a fake plastic skeleton.
d.		This is the first Star Wars film not to open in the month of May.

9.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008)?
a.		The acronym organization THEM was not explained with a meaning but one would guess it was self-explanatory meaning something like a third person pronoun for the enemy organization.
b.		Composer Randy Newman and singer Dr. John were both born in New Orleans.
c.		The three cast members Garrett Hedlund, Ed Speleers and Jeremy Irons all share the middle name of John.
d.		When Ahsoka is addressing the clones in the hanger bay a pink droid is standing next to R2-D2. This droids name is R2-KT and was included as a way to honor the work of the 501st Legion (an international group of Star Wars costumers who perform countless hours of volunteer work for many charities). The droid was created in the memory of Katie Johnson (daughter of the 501st Legions founder Albin Johnson) who died of cancer at the young age of 7. Some of the costumers built a pink R2 (dubbed R2-KT) for Katie to provide her comfort in the last days of her life. This was to reflect the scene in Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones when R2-D2 watches over Padme while she slept at night.

10.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008)?
a.		Shipped to some theaters under the name "Joan of Arc".
b.		Hayden Christensen replaced Jared Leto.
c.		The author of the romantic novel read by Celine and OReilly is Jennifer Hodge. This is the name of the wife of writer John Hodge.
d.		Due to his size Martin Kove was originally up for the role of Krug. However he declined it in favor of the smaller comedic Deputy role, and suggested his friend David Hess for the role instead. Hess wore extra padded clothes for the audition but was given the role anyway, as well as being offered the music score.

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