Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Art of Travel (2008) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Art of Travel (2008) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: The Art of Travel (2008).

About the movie: High school grad. Conner Layne is about to marry his first love, but when wedding plans fail, he goes solo on his honeymoon to Central America...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Art of Travel (2008)?
a.		Filming in the jungle took place during the rainy season of August where it would rain at least three hours out of the day.
b.		Was entitled "Joy Stick Heroes" in numerous European countries.
c.		Sandra Ohs character was called Mrs. Tokuda in the script. When she arrived on the set, Oh said "I feel like a Judy Tokuda," which the director loved. However, the name had been made up on the spot and could not be cleared by the legal department, so the executive on the set asked for one take where she refers to herself Mrs. Tokuda. Oh didnt want to do the take, but finally relented on the condition that she would only have to do one take. However, she intentionally delivered the line "Tell him Mrs. Tokuda says Hi." in a ridiculous Midwestern accent, making the take unusable. The name Judy Tokuda eventually presented no clearance problems.
d.		Extras hadnt read the script, so most of their reactions are genuine.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Art of Travel (2008)?
a.		Daryn Tufts, the writer and director, originally had a cameo in the movie, playing a waiter who recognizes the character of David and bothers him while hes eating. The confrontation was cut out of the film. However, part of Davids reaction was kept for a montage in the final cut of the film, and Tufts hand can still be seen patting David on the shoulder.
b.		Tweetys real name was Warren Jerome.
c.		The word "humbug" is misunderstood by many people, which is a pity since the word provides a key insight into Scrooges hatred of Christmas. The word "humbug" describes deceitful efforts to fool people by pretending to a fake loftiness or false sincerity. So when Scrooge calls Christmas a humbug, he is claiming that people only pretend to charity and kindness in an scoundrel effort to delude him, each other, and themselves. In Scrooges eyes, he is the one man honest enough to admit that no one really cares about anyone else, so for him, every wish for a Merry Christmas is one more deceitful effort to fool him and take advantage of him. This is a man who has turned to profit because he honestly believes everyone else will someday betray him or abandon him the moment he trusts them.
d.		Thomas Whelan and Brian LaBelle had worked on the TV show Malcolm in the Middle and met actor Christopher Kennedy Masterson while working there.

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