Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Suzy (1936) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Suzy (1936) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Suzy (1936).

About the movie: American showgirl Suzy is in London in 1914. She loves Irish inventor Terry who works for an engineering firm owned by a German woman...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Suzy (1936)?
a.		The outtakes from "Hells Angels" cost the life of three of the WWI ace pilots as well as injury to Howard Hughes himself when he crashed flying in one of the scenes. Since only one out of every 249 feet of film shot was used in "Hells Angels" there was more than enough left over to lease to other films like this one. It also helped offset the tremendous cost to Hughes of filming his movie.
b.		Nauls death was originally filmed with him being attacked by a "Box Blair" creature. Director John Carpenter was unsatisfied with the effect and left Naulss death ambiguous.
c.		Christian Bale was initially cast as George W. Bush, and even underwent weeks of prosthetics tests before filming began. However, he withdrew from the production at the last minute, prompting Oliver Stone to immediately look for a replacement. Josh Brolin was subsequently given the role following his notable performances in No Country for Old Men and American Gangster.
d.		The photographer, Joseph Galloway, married the daughter of Captain Thomas C, Metsker, who gave up his seat on a chopper to a soldier who was more wounded. He was then subsequently shot.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Suzy (1936)?
a.		The flying scenes for this movie were not shot by MGM. They were outtakes from Hells Angels filmed by Howard Hughes.
b.		When Roy is fantasizing about his future family life, he mentions his kids names as "Vera, Chuck, and Dave." These are the names of the grandchildren in Paul McCartneys fantasy from the Beatles song, "When Im Sixty-Four".
c.		The opening Screen Gems logo reverses back to merge into the Rainforest Films logo.
d.		One major change originally made for the film (and apparently the only one not originating from Douglas Adams) was that Trillian was to have been revealed as being only half-human. This plot point is referenced in pre-release publicity including the film-tie-in reissue of the original novel, cast and director interviews and the official "making of" book. Before release, however, this plot point was deleted from the film.

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