Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : That Certain Thing (1928) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : That Certain Thing (1928) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: That Certain Thing (1928).

About the movie: Molly Kelly wants to marry a millionaire. When she runs into Andy Charles, heir to a restaurant fortune...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: That Certain Thing (1928)?
a.		In the parade sequence with the orphans, in the top right corner, the marquee of the Genovian National Theatre indicates a production of "Wrong Turn at Lungfish" is being staged. This play was co-written by Garry Marshall and Lowell Ganz. This was also the play in which Kathleen Marshall made her Off-Broadway debut in NYC.
b.		The close-up of Alfred Butlers hands as he opens the box with the wedding ring inside was shot with a hand double, since Buster Keaton was missing the tip of his right index finger.
c.		This was Roman Polanskis first American film. His first American film was going to be Downhill Racer, but Robert Evans of Paramount decided that "Rosemarys Baby" would be more suited to Polanski.
d.		This was the first in a long string of films director Frank Capra made for Columbia Pictures.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: That Certain Thing (1928)?
a.		Robert Stroud really should be known as the "Birdman of Leavenworth," since it was there that he kept his birds and did his research. He was not actually allowed any birds during his time at Alcatraz.
b.		The Jules and Jim poster is in Italian. The loft where they filmed was owned by an Italian architect, and many of the furnishings shown in the film were already there.
c.		At the end of the movie we see Nick apprehend the bad guy. Ridley Scott also shot an alternative ending where the bad guy is impaled on a spike.
d.		On 21 July 2004, David Packard announced to the audience at the Stanford theater in Palo Alto, California, that his foundation will be issuing this film on DVD, with a musical score compiled and performed by Dennis James, recorded using the Stanfords Mighty Wurlitzer organ. This will be the first time this film has ever been issued on DVD or video, and the first film to be issued, in a non-theatrical format, by the Stanford Theater Foundation.

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