Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Amazing Omelette (2005) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Amazing Omelette (2005) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: The Amazing Omelette (2005).

About the movie: Escape to Hollywood and discover who you really are. This is the trumpeted calling for a small town citizen whose grand expectations are sideswiped by the visceral reality of Hollywood's creative underground.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Amazing Omelette (2005)?
a.		After reading the script, the military flatly refused to allow any co-operation with the production. That meant no tanks, no uniforms, no troops. They didnt even allow director Robert Aldrich to view any Signal Corps footage. Aldrich managed to rent two tanks; by careful staging and ingenuity, he was able to convey the impression that many more were being used.
b.		There are several references to William Shakespeares other works: Hamlet: The house numbers, 2B and Not 2B in the very beginning The moving trucks, from the Rosencrantz and Guildenstern moving company As You Like It: The As U Like It moving company The Tempest: The Tempest Teapot company truck A Midsummer Nights Dream: The flower that Gnomeo and Juliet fight over is referred to as "Cupids flower" Macbeth: Juliet says "out, out" to the big dog and the owner says "damn spot" On a brick wall in an alleyway is painted 3x3 which is a reference to the witches ("by the power of three times three") The Taming of the Shrew: The glue that the Red Gnomes use to keep Juliet on her pedestal is called, "The Taming of the Glue"
c.		Moments of extreme desperation off the Santa Monica coast as the director and cinematographer are floating in a two man inflatable dingy which is rapidly losing air while they attempt to steady a 35mm still camera on the Cal 25 sailboat where one of the actors is chumming for sharks (using real chicken guts, beef blood and food color) as the sea churns with increasing violence forcing the director to use his weight to resist the force of the oceans waves and keep the deflating dingy from toppling at the same time shouting direction to the hyper-amused actor spilling ladles of chicken guts and blood in every direction imaginable. All in an effort to capture the absurd yet quintessential image for the movie poster. Needless to say, the two idiots in the dingy where rescued and the movie poster was printed with a single usable shot of the 36 taken on that little adventure.
d.		The film has not been shown on television under its original title for years. It is always shown under its reissue title, "One For the Book".

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