Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Street (2011) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Street (2011) Quiz

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

About the movie: Takes you on a journey with "Lexi" as she seeks to escape her overbearing mother.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Street (2011)?
a.		The trophy room scenes were much longer in the preview version of 78 minutes: there were more heads in jars. But there was also an emaciated sailor, stuffed and mounted next to a tree where he was impaled by Zaroffs arrow, and another full-body figure stuffed, with the bodies of two of the hunting dogs mounted in a death grip. Preview audiences cringed and shuddered at the head in the bottle and the mounted heads, but when they saw the mounted figures and heard Zaroffs dialog describing in detail how each man had died, they began heading for the exit - so these shots disappeared.
b.		WWF wrestling star, 71" Paul Wight aka The Big Show was originally considered for the part of Toto.
c.		Caveman finds a scorpion crawling on his bed. A trainer set the scorpion on the bed and stood just off camera. The trainer touched the scorpion lightly with the end of a straw and it lifted its tail up. Then the trainer blew some air through the straw and the scorpion began to crawl.
d.		Filmed during the fall of 2007.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Street (2011)?
a.		According to his recent memoir Roger Moore was offered the role of Brian Horrocks. He was forced to decline due to a scheduling conflict with The Spy Who Loved Me but became available again when the Bond movie was delayed. However Horrocks had approval over the character and turned Moore down, and the role instead went to Edward Fox.
b.		Toby Hemingway and Laura Ramsey worked together previously in 2005 on the 2006 horror/thriller, The Covenant.
c.		This was the film that got Joan Crawford labeled "box office poison" after a series of flops.
d.		The Delta House actors were brought to the set five days before the Omega House actors to get into character, in an intentional effort to cause cliques to form. Barry Levinson would use this tactic years later with the principal cast of Diner.

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