Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Big Night (1951) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Big Night (1951) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: The Big Night (1951).

About the movie: A teenager comes of age while seeking revenge on the man who beat up his father.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Big Night (1951)?
a.		Two Cyclonus-style robots are created in the movie; one from Bombshell (Insecticon) and one from Skywarp (Decepticon jet). Many fans have speculated which one became the "real" Cyclonus. Cyclonus was (apparently) originally intended to have many duplicates under his command ("and his armada..."), like Scourge and his Sweeps. However, only one duplicate was created on-screen and was never seen again after that shot. This has led fans to write fanfics about a character called "Armada".
b.		According to interviews that director Joseph Losey gave, in the mid-seventies, to Michel Ciment, he revealed that FBI wanted to spy on him in Europe where he had to go to work after being black-listed in Hollywood. So they paid John Drew Barrymore (who was a good friend with him after this movie) to furnish informations about Loseys possible anti-American activities in London.
c.		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"
d.		Jerry Schatzberg turned down the script when he was offered it by the production company. He was then re-approached when Al Pacino took an interest in the project. He agreed then to direct on the condition that Pacino could star, however ironically it then became difficult to find a studio that would back the project with a newcomer like Pacino.

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