Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Susan Lenox <Her Fall and Rise> (1931) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Susan Lenox <Her Fall and Rise> (1931) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Susan Lenox <Her Fall and Rise> (1931).

About the movie: Fleeing her a cruel father and an arranged marriage Susan Lenox falls in love with a kind stranger but circumstances force her to become a woman of easy virtue.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Susan Lenox <Her Fall and Rise> (1931)?
a.		The novel on which this film was based was reputedly one of the principal inspirations for the creation of Superman, who made his first appearance the same year.
b.		The sets are deliberately overfilled with bric-a-brac to emphasize Paulas increasing sense of claustrophobia.
c.		Near the end of shooting, Orson Welles told Columbia executives that he wanted a complete set repainted on a Saturday for shooting on Monday. Columbia exec Jack Fier told Welles it was impossible, because of union rules and the expense that would be incurred by calling in a crew of painters to work on a weekend. Welles and several friends broke into the paint department that Saturday and repainted the set themselves, and when they were finished they hung a banner on the set that read "The Only Thing We Have to Fear is Fier Himself". When the union painters arrived at work on Monday and saw that the set had been repainted by someone else, they refused to work, threw a picket line around the studio and threatened to stay on strike until a union crew was paid triple time for the work that had been done (which was why Fier had refused to authorize the work in the first place). To placate the union, Fier agreed to pay them what they wanted but put the cost on Welles personal bill. In addition, he had the union painters paint a banner saying "Alls Well That Ends Welles".
d.		This film marked the only teaming of Greta Garbo and Clark Gable, when she was an established star and he a promising young actor whom the studio had just signed. Reportedly, they did not get along well, Garbo considering Gable vulgar and he seeing her as stuck-up and remote.

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