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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Bourne Identity (2002) - Part (2) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Bourne Identity (2002) - Part (2) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Bourne Identity (2002) - Part (2)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: The Bourne Identity (2002).

About the movie: A man is picked up by a fishing boat, bullet-riddled and without memory, then races to elude assassins and recover from amnesia.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Bourne Identity (2002)?
a.		In an earlier draft of the screenplay, Marie was American, her surname was Purcell and she had green hair. Final drafts had her name changed to Kreutz, her nationality changed to German and she was given multicolored hair.
b.		Originally rated R by the MPAA, but changed to PG-13 after a topless scene was cut.
c.		Andy Garcias line to Brad Pitt, "If you should be picked up buying a $100,000 sports car in Newport Beach, Im going to be extremely disappointed," is in reference to the kidnapping of Steve Wynns daughter, Kevyn. The kidnappers were caught trying to spend some of the ransom money in Newport Beach as they attempted to buy a very expensive car in cash.
d.		The plaster used in the death scene was actually dough.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Bourne Identity (2002)?
a.		Doug Liman set out to make this film with the feel of the movie inspired by Lola rennt, in which Franka Potente (who plays Marie in this movie) played the main part.
b.		Cruellas cell in the beginning of the movie reads "Prisoner 666-0
c.		This movie is credited with creating the "tinfoil hat" for paranoid conspiracy people.
d.		In several of the scenes in Mexico, a large smoke cloud is seen on the horizon. At the end of the movie smoke is shown rising from a volcano. This is most likely a fortuitous eruption of the Paricutin volcano in 1947, when the movie was filmed, standing in for the eruption of Popocatepetl on Cortezs day.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Bourne Identity (2002)?
a.		Bret Easton Ellis, author of the novel on which the film is based, revealed in an interview that director Roger Avary asked him to play the role of Patrick Bateman in the film after Christian Bale, who portrayed Patrick in the film adaptation of American Psycho, turned down Avarys offer to return as Patrick. Ellis also turned him down, saying that he thought it was "such a terrible and gimmicky idea". The scenes with Patrick were eventually shot with Casper Van Dien playing the role, but they were cut from the film.
b.		The "JFK Airport" that appears in the movie is in actuality the Jacob K. Javitz Convention Center located in midtown Manhattan.
c.		Final film of Victor Jory.
d.		At Doug Limans instruction, screenwriter Tony Gilroy did not read the "Bourne Identity" novel; instead, he worked solely from an outline prepared by Liman.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Bourne Identity (2002)?
a.		The painting on the wall over the bed where the kidnapped Brianna was held captive, is part of artist Victor-Hugo Vaca DNA series, it contains his sperm mixed in with the paint, Victor revealed this information to some cast members and director Ronny Cush.
b.		The original release date was set for 7 September 2001. When problems with the ending arose, the date was pushed back to 31 May 2002. The release date was then pushed back again two weeks later to 14 June 2002, as the studio did not want the film opening against Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron, which featured the voice of Matt Damon.
c.		Muk and Luk were named for mukluks, a type of Canadian footwear.
d.		When Warner Brothers saw how successful the film was, the studio decided to produce a sequel. Director John Huston had written the script for the sequel, which was to be titled Three Strangers. The film was supposed to contain many of the primary characters from The Maltese Falcon, specifically Sam Spade. Before the film reached production; however, Dashiell Hammett informed Warner Brothers that he owned the rights to the characters in The Maltese Falcon and even though the studio had purchased the rights to novel, it did not own the rights to the characters in the novel. The sequel was never made; but, John Hustons script for Three Strangers was eventually filmed. Although the characters differed from The Maltese Falcon, Peter Lorre and Sydney Greenstreet both appeared in the film.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Bourne Identity (2002)?
a.		The gun that Bourne finds in the safety deposit box at the Gemeinschaft Bank in Zurich is a SIG-Sauer SIG Pro SP2009 (9mm) pistol.
b.		Over a dozen American Flags are hidden in various scenes throughout the movie.
c.		The location of the Munchkins star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is 6915 Hollywood Blvd.
d.		The movie is based on the career of casino boss Frank Lefty Rosenthal as portrayed by Robert De Niros character Sam "Ace" Rothstein.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Bourne Identity (2002)?
a.		Harold Ramis based the character of Carl Spackler on a slightly deranged police officer who was a shell-shocked war veteran.
b.		According to actress Nancy Olson, who was married to lyricist Alan Jay Lerner at the time he was writing the musical, Lerner and Frederick Loewe had the most trouble writing the final song for Henry Higgins. The two writers had based the whole concept of the musical around the notion that Higgins was far too intellectual a character to emotionally sing outright, but should speak his songs on pitch, more as an expression of ideas. However, both composer and lyricist knew that Higgins would need a love song towards the end of the story when Eliza has abandoned him. This presented an obvious problem: how to write an emotional song for an emotionless character. Lerner suffered bouts of insomnia trying to write the lyrics. One night, Olson claims, she brought him a cup of tea to soothe his nerves. As she entered his study, Lerner thanked her and said "I guess Ive grown accustomed to you...Ive grown accustomed to your face." According to Olson, his eyes suddenly lit up, and she sat down and watched him write the entire song in one sitting, based on the idea that although Higgins couldnt "love" Eliza in the traditional sense, he would surely notice the value she represented as part of his life.
c.		Portions of this movie were filmed in the former Broad Meadows correctional facility. Since 1995 when a new Delaware County, Pennsylvania correctional facility opened, Broad Meadows has been used for storage, according to the Delaware County Times newspaper. The now-closed Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadephia was used for some prison exteriors.
d.		The author of the novel that the film was based on, Robert Ludlum, died while the film was in postproduction, on 12 March 2001.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Bourne Identity (2002)?
a.		On 16 March 2002, some scenes were filmed on board the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) while it was in Everett, Washington.
b.		In contrast to being used during the movie as the stereotypical first name in the phone book, the character named "Aaron A. Aaronson" is in fact the last one listed in the credits.
c.		The small red duffel bag Jason Bourne takes from Gemeinschaft Bank in Zurich early in the movie when he cleans out the safety deposit box, and later gives to Marie when he sends her away, shows up again towards the end of the film as a hanging planter in Maries scooter rental shop.
d.		Radha Mitchell (Rose) got punched in the face by one of the "Dark Nurses" during filming the scene in the basement of the hospital.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Bourne Identity (2002)?
a.		This film - and many other Pearl White serials - was shot on the palisades of Fort Lee, NJ, at a time when most movies were filmed on the East Coast. In fact, Fort Lee - not, as is often believed, Hollywood - is the actual birthplace of the motion picture industry.
b.		While the previous Indy films were a tribute to the 1930s Republic Pictures serials, the filmmakers decided to change the approach/setting of this film; according to George Lucas, the film was "more of a 1950s B-movie."
c.		Tom Keene was cast after deMille saw him in an industrial film produced for the National Safety Council by W. Allen Lucey of the Worcester Film Corporation.
d.		Carter Burwell was the original composer but left the film after when it was delayed in 2001 because of re-shoots.

9.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Bourne Identity (2002)?
a.		Both Brian Cox and Chris Cooper shot all their initial scenes in just five days. Both actors later returned for re-shoots to adjust the films ending. Coxs abandoned re-shot scenes can be found on the DVD.
b.		Val Kilmer gained over 50 pounds and stopped working out for the plump role of Philip.
c.		The Ambassador Hotel was being torn down as the film crew shot on the property.
d.		Anthony Hopkins claims he relates to his role of Odin: "Im a little like Odin myself. Hes a stern man. Hes a man with purpose. I play the god who banishes his son from Asgard because he screwed up. Hes a hot-headed, temperamental young man, probably a chip off of the old block... but I decide hes not really ready to rule the future kingdom, so I banish him. Im harsh and my wife complains and I say That is why Im king. Hes ruthless, take-it-or-leave-it."

10.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Bourne Identity (2002)?
a.		In the travel agencys window is a sign that reads, "TWA movie-in-flight: Jerry Lewis in The Disorderly Orderly".
b.		Rudolph Valentino wanted George Fitzmaurice to direct this film, but the studio forced him to work with the less highly regarded Fred Niblo instead.
c.		Brad Pitt was offered the role of Jason Bourne, but turned it down to do Spy Game.
d.		Fred Smith, founder and owner of FedEx, makes a cameo appearance in the film.

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