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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Black Box (1915) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Black Box (1915)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: The Black Box (1915).

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Black Box (1915)?
a.		This is Roman Polanskis first role in an American film in fifteen years (since Back in the U.S.S.R., an American-Japanese production in 1992), and only his second role in an American film in the past 33 years (since Chinatown).
b.		Chapter titles: 1. An Apartment House Case 2. The Hidden Hands 3. The Pocket Wireless 4. An Old Grudge 5. On the Rack 6. The Unseen Terror 7. The House of Mystery 8. The Inherited Sin 9. Lost in London 10. The Ship of Horror 11. A Desert Vengeance 12. Neath Iron Wheels 13. Tongues of Flame 14. A Bolt from the Blue 15. The Black Box
c.		The final scene in Xaviers mansion with Cyclops, Wolverine and Professor X was shot at Shepperton Studios in London, simply because Hugh Jackman was shooting Van Helsing at the time and the producers released him for only one day to do the final shooting of X-Men. The reason Wolverines hair looks higher than usual in this scene is because Jackman had long hair for Van Helsing and had to wear the Wolverine wig over a lot of hair.
d.		Rupert Murdoch has said in interviews he loathes this film.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Black Box (1915)?
a.		As of 2010, this is considered a lost film.
b.		The close-ups of Yun-Fat Chow shooting a criminal at point blank range with a small revolver (as in the opening, and massage parlor raids) were directly inspired by the famous photograph of a Vietnamese soldier committing an execution.
c.		This movie was inspired by an early 1990s McDonalds ad about Pee-Wee Football that ran during the Super Bowl. The day after it aired, Steven Spielberg liked it so much that he called up the ads creator, James Ferguson, and hired him to write the script for what became "Little Giants."
d.		When we see the castle at the start, the camera zooms in onto a crystal dome on top of the castle. This would appear to be the same dome used in Richard OBriens series The Crystal Maze.