Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Sucker Punch (2011) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Sucker Punch (2011) Quiz

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

About the movie: A young girl is institutionalized by her abusive stepfather. Retreating to an alternative reality as a coping strategy, she envisions a plan which will help her escape from the mental facility.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Sucker Punch (2011)?
a.		Eric Dane was one of the choices to play High Roller.
b.		"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the Walt Disney version on December 21, 1953 with Bobby Driscoll reprising his film role.
c.		WILHELM SCREAM: When Hobart falls off the fence when Ramona is mowing the lawn.
d.		Randal Kleiser hated the opening title song, "Grease" (he thought that the cynical lyrics and disco beat were inappropriate for a film set in the 1950s).

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Sucker Punch (2011)?
a.		Olivia Thirlby was at one stage rumored to replace Amanda Seyfried as Babydoll before Emily Browning replaced her.
b.		When the movie was first released in the USA, it only played in limited engagements and screened only at midnight. This was based on the success of the midnight screening return seasons of _The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)_ around the world.
c.		When on the subject, Ryan Goslings character says "Its just not cool to be a Nazi anymore, baby." Gosling played a Neo-Nazi in The Believer.
d.		Ken Burns, an extra working on the film at the Nene Valley train location was allowed to film a Super-8 six minute movie of the filming at the Peterborough, England location. This is now available to view on the Ultimate Edition DVD of the movie. The short includes footage of Roger Moore and Michael G. Wilson and focuses on machinery and filmmaking mechanics. The sixteen year old extra was playing an East German Border Guard and lived near to the location. He was affectionately known on the set as the "3rd Unit".

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Sucker Punch (2011)?
a.		The music during the airplane scene is from a Ganesh alarm clock. The words are a prayer/song to the Hindu God.
b.		Christopher Lambert was cast as Henry Clerval but replaced by Tom Hulce before filming.
c.		The complete list of songs contained in the jukebox is as follows: 01. Isaac Hayes - "Theme from Shaft" / "Ellies Love Theme" (from Shaft); 02. Barry White - "Youre My First, My Last, My Everything" / "Cant Get Enough"; 03. Bob Dylan - "George Jackson (Acoustic)" / "George Jackson (Big Band)"; 04. Stevie Wonder - "Lately" / "If Its Magic"; 05. The Chi-Lites - "Have You Seen Her" / "Oh Girl"; 06. The THP Orchestra - "Theme from S.W.A.T., Pt. 1" / "Oh Girl"; 07. Stevie Wonder - "I Aint Gonna Stand for It" / "Knocks Me off My Feet"; 08. Bloodstone - "Natural High" / "This Thing is Heavy" ("Natural High" is heard in Jackie Brown); 09. Don McLean - "American Pie, Pt. 1" / "American Pie, Pt. 2"; 10. Sweet - "Little Willy" / "Man from Mecca"; 11. The Isley Brothers - "Take Me to the Next Phase, Pt. 1" / "Take Me to the Next Phase, Pt. 2"; 12. The Miracles - "Love Machine, Pt. 1" / "Love Machine, Pt. 2"; 13. Bob Dylan - "Subterranean Homesick Blues" / "She Belongs to Me"; 14. Honey Cone - "Stick Up" / "V.I.P."; 15. Earth Wind & Fire - "Shining Star" / "Yearning, Learning"; 16. Amii Stewart - "Knock on Wood" / "When You Are Beautiful"; 17. Honey Cone - "Want Ads" / "We Belong Together"; 18. Kool & The Gang - "Hollywood Swinging" / "Jungle Boogie" ("Jungle Boogie" is heard in Pulp Fiction); 19. Bob Dylan - "Band of the Hand" / "Theme from Joes Death" (from Band of the Hand); 20. Sweet - "Wig-Wam-Bam" / "New York Connection"; 21. Friends of Distinction - "Grazing in the Grass" / "I Really Hope You Do"; 22. Marvin Gaye - ":Trouble Man" / "Dont Mess With Mr. T "(from Trouble Man); 23. Bob Dylan - "Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again" / "Rita May"; 24. Pacific Gas & Electric - "Are You Ready?" / "Staggolee"; 25. Donna Summer - "Love to Love you Baby" / "Need-A-Man Blues"; 26. Michael Zager Band - "Lets All Chant" / "Love Express"; 27. Santa Esmeralda - "Dont Let Me Be Misunderstood" / "Youre My Everything" ("Dont Let Me Be Misunderstood" is heard in Kill Bill: Vol. 1); 28. Jigsaw - "Sky High" / "Brand New Love Affair"; 29. George Baker Selection - "Little Green Bag" / "Pretty Little Dreamer" ("Little Green Bag" is heard in Reservoir Dogs); 30. Sweet - "Blockbuster" / "Need a Lot of Lovin"; 31. Eddie Floyd - "Good Love, Bad Love" / "Things Get Better"; 32. Joe Tex - "The Love You Save" / "If Sugar Was as Sweet as You"; 33. Bob Dylan - "Gotta Serve Somebody (Long Version)" / "Gotta Serve Somebody (Short Version)"; 34. Dick Dale - "Misirlou" / "Eight Till Midnight" ("Miserlou" is heard in Pulp Fiction); 35. Lee Williams - "They Told a Lie" / "Im Tore Up"; 36. William Bell - "Formula of Love" / "You Dont Miss Your Water"; 37. Dinah Washington - "Mad About the Boy" / "Stormy Weather"; 38. The Box Tops - "Cry Like a Baby" / "The Door You Closed to Me"; 39. The Checkmates Ltd. - "Black Pearl" / "Lazy Susan"; 40. Sweet - "Fox on the Run" / "Miss Demeanor"; 41. The Delfonics - "Didnt I (Blow Your Mind This Time)" / "La-La Means I Love You" ("Didnt I" is heard in Jackie Brown); 42. Brothers Johnson - "Get the Funk Outta Ma Face" / "Tomorrow"; 43. Bob Dylan - "Hurricane, Pt. 1" / "Hurricane, Pt. 2"; 44. ABBA - "Waterloo" / "Watch Out"; 45. T. Rex (I) - "Jeepster" / "Lifes a Gas"; 46. Melanie - "What Have They Done to My Song Ma?" / "Ruby Tuesday"; 47. Commander Cody - "Hot Rod Lincoln" / "Beat Me Daddy Eight to the Bar"; 48. Robert Mitchum - "The Ballad of Thunder Road" / "The Tip of My Fingers" ("Ballad" is the theme from Thunder Road); 49. Dean Martin - "Rio Bravo" / "My Rifle My Pony and Me" (From Rio Bravo); 50. Dave Dee Dozy Beaky Mick and Tich - "Hold Tight" / "You Know What I Want".
d.		Before Jamie Chung replaced Emma Stone as Amber, Freida Pinto was considered to play the role.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Sucker Punch (2011)?
a.		The original Broadway production of "Staircase" by Charles Dyer opened at the Biltmore Theater in New York on March 2, 1968 and ran for 61 performances.
b.		Neve Campbell never appears naked in any sex scenes (even in the Unrated version) because she has a no-nudity clause written into her contract.
c.		Alan Silvestris first score was rejected. The original score was entirely electronic but the film-makers asked him to beef up with action with an orchestral score. The electronic sounds were dropped and a new score written.
d.		Amanda Seyfried was the first choice for Babydoll, but she dropped out due to scheduling conflicts.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Sucker Punch (2011)?
a.		Harrison Ford was asked to cut his hair for the film. He refused, stating that his role was too short, and offered to wear a hat instead.
b.		Vanessa Hudgens says shes looking forward to being seen by a whole new audience that might not necessarily be familiar with her work in the "High School Musical" films.
c.		The cab Travis drove was Checker. They stopped production after 1982 and the last one in New York City was retired in 1999.
d.		Kermit is seen reading the "Hensonville News Observer", a reference to Jim Henson.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Sucker Punch (2011)?
a.		Evan Rachel Wood was the first choice for Rocket but dropped out due to scheduling conflicts and Jena Malone replaced her.
b.		Originally, Kevin Smith wanted Quentin Tarantino to appear in the film as himself as the director of "Bluntman and Chronic Strike Back" in one of the earlier drafts of the script. Then-current Miramax chairman Harvey Weinstein was to appear as himself too.
c.		A number of costumes in the film are based on those from the original stage production, including the striped sweater Mark wears during "La Vie Boheme", Collins hat, Mimis New Years Eve outfit (which she actually wears during Out Tonight in the stage production), Maureens catsuit, and several of Angels costumes, including the flowered skirt, the "Pussy Galore" costume and the Santa suit.
d.		Kane Hodder says that one of the most fun parts of his tenure as Jason was the scenes in Times Square. He says that spectators were lined up and down the block watching the filming, and he didnt want to take off the mask to destroy their illusion of Jason. He said that every once in awhile, hed turn his head and look at them, and watch them all go crazy.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Sucker Punch (2011)?
a.		Zack Snyders first film that is not based on another work. Dawn of the Dead was a remake of a 1978 film by George A. Romero. Both 300 and Watchmen were based on graphic novels. And Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of GaHoole is based on a childrens fantasy book. However, the film does heavily feature motifs from various action films and computer games: Lewis Carrolls book Alice in Wonderland - the movies logline while being pitched to studios was even "Alice in Wonderland with machine guns." The first battle scene features monsters that look exactly like the monsters from The prince of persia action game. When the monsters are killed their bodies are made of light, exactly like in the game. The second battle scene contains soldiers from Half-Life 2 and action shots from the Call of Duty Riddick action game series. The third battle scene contains orcs from "The Lord of the Rings" movie trilogy, as well as Mordor castles and Mount Doom architecture. The train bomb scene contains drones and other elements from the Star Wars movies and action games.
b.		Although Quincy Jones is the sole music credit during the opening titles, a dispute arose regarding much of the music in the film. As a result when the score was nominated for best original score at the Oscars, 12 musicians (including Jones) were listed as contributors to the score.
c.		The white gown that Doris Day wears is the same dress she wore to the Oscar ceremony for her nomination in Pillow Talk
d.		The movie is actually a thinly veiled account of real events that occurred on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation during the early to mid-Seventies. Exploration for Uranium, disease from irradiated water, the American Indian Movement (AIM) and the "Traditional" Natives fight against the Tribal government "Guardians Of the Oglala Nation (GOONs), and the FBIs assistance to the "Goons" by providing weaponry and other assistance are some of the things that are referred to in the movie that were true and documented by Writer/Director Michael Apted when he was a regular visitor to the Reservation during that time.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Sucker Punch (2011)?
a.		This film started out as a follow-up to Space Jam. It was going to be called "Spy Jam" and was going to star Jackie Chan.
b.		Nicole Kidman was considered for the role of Rita.
c.		Zack Snyder told Vanessa Hudgens that this feature would be his first action movie, despite the fact that 300 is considered an action movie.
d.		Footage from a game in Toronto, Canada between the Yankees and the Blue Jays on 1 October 2004 was shot for the movie. Drew Barrymore and Jimmy Fallon were present at the game and she threw out the first pitch.

9.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Sucker Punch (2011)?
a.		Tan Dun had only two weeks to compose and record the musical score.
b.		As film production ran over-schedule, Frank Sinatra advised Trini López to quit so that his recording career wouldnt lose its momentum or popularity. So Lopez took Sinatras advice and quit. (Or, according to another account, his agent unwisely demanded more money, which Robert Aldrich refused to grant. Originally, Lopezs character, Jimminez, was supposed to be one of the heroes. He was to be the one to ignite all of the dynamite that would destroy the entire chateau. But with Lopezs abrupt departure, his character was written off as being killed during the parachute jump.
c.		Was originally written as the second sequel to The Hills Have Eyes but changed before filming began.
d.		Tim McGraw was considered for the role of High Roller.

10.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Sucker Punch (2011)?
a.		Emma Stone was in early talks to star as Amber, but dropped out to star in Easy A.
b.		The vacuuming robot that follows WALL-E and EVE has a robotic version of the song "Put On Your Sunday Clothes" (from the film Hello, Dolly! that WALL-E watches on his iPod) as its voice. Its the first two lines of the songs chorus in electronic form.
c.		This film started a nostalgia craze. Disk jockeys began to run Roaring Twenties music. Producer Mark Hellinger was an important guest on singer Bing Crosbys Kraft Music Hall radio show and singer Kate Smith promoted the film on all of her radio programs. Both Life and Look magazines published "Roaring Twenties" layouts.
d.		The role of Vic Ajax was originally intended for Bruce Campbell

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