Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Teachers (1984) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Teachers (1984) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Teachers (1984).

About the movie: A well meaning but burned-out high school teacher tries to maintain order against the backdrop of a pending lawsuit against his school district when it comes to light they gave a diploma to an illiterate student.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Teachers (1984)?
a.		Disney had a special mechanism built especially for this film. Called the "Shaky-cam", it was designed to be the exact opposite of the "Steady-cam", that is, to introduce vibrations into the picture. This was used in the scenes filmed inside the Zeppelin to give the impression of the power of the engines. When the movie went to video, the effect didnt transfer too well, and was therefore steadied.
b.		This film received scant distribution. It became well known when footage from it was used in the theatre sequence of the highly popular release The Blob.
c.		Kevin Flood, P.G. Stephens and Jack Cunningham were considered for parts
d.		Herbert Gower likes to dress up as historic persons when teaching. He is apprehended while impersonating General Custer, in almost the same outfit as the same actor used as General Custer in Little Big Man.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Teachers (1984)?
a.		In all scenes except the finale in Dr Elliotts office, Bobbi is actually played by Susanna Clemm, who also portrays detective Luce.
b.		This movie was filmed at Central High School in Columbus, Ohio. Since that time, Central High School was renovated to become the new site of COSI (Center for Science and Industry).
c.		Romeo (Benny) grew two inches and his voice deepened before shooting completed. In the scene where Benny and Raymond go to class and Honey says that she has to go to a video shoot, Romeo had to stand with his legs far apart in order to appear shorter, because he was as tall as Jessica Alba.
d.		David Seltzer first wrote the script in 1979 based on his experiences frequenting comedy clubs. Howard Zieff was attached to direct. When Zieff dropped out, the project was forgotten. In 1986, Daniel Melnick found the screenplay in a Columbia Pictures vault and wanted to revive the project. It was originally intended to be a small budget film with no stars but the studio sent the script to Sally Field. When she agreed to star in and produce the film, the budget was raised and Tom Hanks was cast.

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