Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Baltimore Bullet (1980) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Baltimore Bullet (1980) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: The Baltimore Bullet (1980).

About the movie: A tale of two hustlers trying to set up a big game.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Baltimore Bullet (1980)?
a.		Charles Chaplin and Buster Keaton had an interesting relationship. Long considered rivals but always having avoided commenting about each other in the press, Chaplin hired Keaton for a part in Limelight. Keaton, who was flat broke at the time, went into a career decline after having been signed by MGM in 1928, as the studio would not let him improvise in any of his films nor allow him any writing or directorial input, and he was eventually reduced to writing gags - often uncredited - for other comedians films. Chaplin, at this point, felt sorry for Keaton due to his hard luck, but Keaton recognized that, despite Charlies better fortune and far greater wealth, Chaplin was (strangely) the more depressed of the two. In one scene in Limelight, Chaplins character was dying. While the camera was fading away, Keaton was muttering to Chaplin without moving his lips, "Thats it, good, wait, dont move, wait, good, were through." In his autobiography Keaton called Chaplin "the greatest silent comedian of all time."
b.		According to the book the "Australian Film & TV Companion" by Tony Harrison, "Burt Lancaster, Rita Hayworth and James Cagney were originally to have starred".
c.		The first film of Nigel Hawthorne.
d.		While filming was underway, Omar Sharif was staying at a local hotel, and sent his cousin, who bears a slight resemblance, to tell the Director the hotel and to ask for his blue pages. The Director then rushed the cousin into makeup, mistaking him for Sharif himself.

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