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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Breakfast Club (1985) - Part (5) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Breakfast Club (1985) - Part (5) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Breakfast Club (1985) - Part (5)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: The Breakfast Club (1985).

About the movie: Five high school students, all different stereotypes, meet in detention, where they pour their hearts out to each other, and discover how they have a lot more in common than they thought.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Breakfast Club (1985)?
a.		The ages of everyone in the principle cast at the time of filming are: Judd Nelson (26), Molly Ringwald (17), Emilio Estevez (23), Anthony Michael Hall (17) and Ally Sheedy (23).
b.		David Cronenberg: [Music] Howard Shore score
c.		Basil Poledouris was originally set to compose the films musical score during pre-production but died before he could record any music. Patrick Doyle replaced him.
d.		One of the few PG-13 rated movies that allowed the use of the word "fuck" more than one time and still maintain its rating. Neither use was in a sexual connotation.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Breakfast Club (1985)?
a.		In 2007, the American Film Institute ranked this as the #20 Greatest Movie of All Time.
b.		June 2008 Ranked #6 on the American Film Institutes list of the 10 greatest films in the genre "Courtroom Drama".
c.		Ally Sheedy suggested the David Bowie quote at the beginning of the film to John Hughes, who liked it and thus included it in the opening.
d.		In the DVD commentary, the director says that CGI steam had to be added in the shower room scene, as some full-frontal nudity was visible and they were trying for a PG-13 rating.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Breakfast Club (1985)?
a.		John Kapelos jokingly warned the young actors to not overdo their intensity, laughingly noting that Martin Sheen once suffered a serious heart attack while filming Apocalypse Now. Emilio Estevez was enraged by the remark, and Kapelos was then stunned to learn that Martin Sheen was Estevezs father. While Estevez accepted Kapelos apology and filming was unaffected, Kapelos said years later he still felt terrible about what he said, even though he hadnt had any idea about the connection between Sheen and Estevez and had offended Estevez completely inadvertently. When Kapelos guest-starred on The West Wing in 1999, he told Martin Sheen this story. Sheen thought it was very funny, which provided Kapelos a small amount of relief from the chagrin he had felt about the incident since it happened.
b.		Ron Cadwell, who plays the town car driver, is in real life also owner of an internet billing company and is a friend of the producer Christopher Mallick.
c.		Before Carol Lynley landed title role, Dorothy Provine and Diane McBain were mentioned as possible leads.
d.		Eric Goldberg: The animator seen "assisting" James Earl Jones in the intro to "Carnival of the Animals" is the director of that segment and of "Rhapsody in Blue". He also animated the Genie for Aladdin, and a stuffed doll of that character can be seen on his desk. A toy Mufasa (The Lion King) can be seen briefly before Jones, the voice of that character, steps in front of it.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Breakfast Club (1985)?
a.		Though shot in Technicolor, the film incorporates actual black-and-white footage of Seabiscuit in races.
b.		The film was partially based around Scott Spiegels experiences working at the real Walnut Lake Market in Michigan. It was also something of a remake of an earlier Super-8 short film by Spiegel. The short was a slasher story called Night Crew and featured a more Halloween inspired killer.
c.		The large sculpture in the library, which Allison adorns with lunch meat and Bender rides like a mechanical bronco, bears an astounding resemblance to a bronze work by famed British artist Henry Moore titled "Standing Figure, Knife Edge" (or, in a larger version, "Large Standing Figure, Knife Edge"). These are editioned works (and theres one in Arkansas) so John Hughes either borrowed it for the movie, or used it as the model for a set piece.
d.		Aware of his fondness for music, Gary Oldman presented Daniel Radcliffe with a bass guitar as a gift when they met.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Breakfast Club (1985)?
a.		The movie poster showing Tucker with a blonde woman next to him, with a "your face here" graphic over her face, framed on the top and bottom by black areas with text in them, is nearly identical to the cover of the book the movie is based on.
b.		Although it is usually assumed that the somewhat skimpy battle scenes were due to director Roger Cormans legendary cheapness, Corman had actually arranged for the services of 500 soldiers from the local Greek army garrison. On the morning of filming, however, only about 50 showed up, and as the day wore on (and the heat intensified), some of them drifted away. In order to make it look like there were more "soldiers" than there actually were, Corman had them march in formation past the camera, then when out of camera range run around behind the crew and equipment, and march past the camera again. That is also why the battle scenes are filmed in close-up combat between individual soldiers or small groups of soldiers rather than in long shots of masses of battling infantry, as Corman had originally planned.
c.		In 2010, Molly Ringwald and Anthony Michael Hall told Vanity Fair magazine that John Hughes was receptive to actors improvisations, and some of them (including Brians reason for having a fake ID - "so I can vote") made it into the final film.
d.		The interior scenes inside of the hunting lodge were all filmed on a soundstage at Pinewood Studios in England on a life-sized set. The opening scenes at Kennys house and the exterior scenes on the island were all filmed on location in Spain. Additional "highway" scenes were probably filmed in Northern Michigan by a 2nd unit crew.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Breakfast Club (1985)?
a.		While Maine North High School was no longer a fully-functioning high school at the time of filming, the school was in use as the Alternative Resource Center (ARC) for high schools Maine West (also in Des Plaines), Maine South and Maine East (both of Park Ridge, IL). Students that were a chronic disciplinary problem, considered to be unruly or disruptive to the learning process of others, would find themselves at Maine North every day, as an alternative to expulsion or other disciplinary measures. Maine Township still conducts the ARC, now in Morton Grove, IL, with a goal of providing a structured environment with positive reinforcement for appropriate behavior.
b.		The director and everyone in the crew were in high school when the film was made.
c.		The film was one of the first horror films to be made with Dolby Stereo sound. The advanced sound level would often blow out the speaker systems in older theaters while the movie was being screened.
d.		The movie reveals that Santa Clauss favorite snack is cookies, and favorite drink is hot chocolate. The DVD released bonus material contains 3 recipes on how to make Santas favorite pizza, cookies, and hot chocolate, and short videos demonstrating the cooking procedures.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Breakfast Club (1985)?
a.		William Shatner had wanted a major role in the film like Leonard Nimoy, and wanted James Kirk to accompany Spock Prime back in time; this even though Kirk had officially died in Star Trek: Generations. He suggested the film draw on the novels where Kirk is resurrected, but J.J. Abrams felt that if Kirk accompanied Spock, it would then be a film about the resurrection of Kirk and not about reintroducing the Star Trek saga anew. Nimoy disliked the Kirks death in Generations, but also concurred that resurrecting Kirk would be detrimental to this film.
b.		Johnny Cash really proposed to June Carter onstage. It happened in February 1968, at the London Ice House, a hockey arena in London, Ontario, in the middle of a performance of "Jackson." She accepted, and they married a week later.
c.		Jodie Foster was considered to play Claire and Brooke Shields was considered to play Allison respectively.
d.		The title comes from the Sermon on the Mount.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Breakfast Club (1985)?
a.		Lots of scenes were improvised right before they were filmed.
b.		Based on the (Mishimas) works : Sun and Steel (1970), Confessions Of A Mask (1948), Runaway Horses (1969), Kyokos House (1959), The Temple Of The Golden Pavilion (1956).
c.		The voice of Todd Armstrong, who played Jason, was dubbed by British actor Tim Turner. Turners voice was well known as the narrator of the 60s Rank series "Look At Life". He was also the narrator of trailers in many British films in the 50s, 60s and 70s, including the one for this movie, and provided the voice of Dr. Peter Brady, the titular hero of the popular late 50s British TV series, Invisible Man.
d.		Although the majority of the film was shot at what was once Maine North High School, the final shot of Judd Nelson on the football field was actually shot at Maine West High School, also located in Des Plaines, IL.

9.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Breakfast Club (1985)?
a.		The filmmakers named the large Burmese python "Kitty".
b.		The tribe of Japanese Indians that Packer and his group encounter on their journey is referred to as the Nihonjin tribe. Nihonjin is Japanese for "Japanese people." They were played by Japanese exchange students. While at UCB, Parker had a double major in music and Japanese.
c.		As most people know, except Jay and Silent Bob (see Dogma), Shermer, Illinois is a fictitious suburb of Chicago in several John Hughes films such as this film, as well as Weird Science, Ferris Buellers Day Off, Sixteen Candles, Pretty in Pink and National Lampoons Vacation. But, the zip code that Brian states in the opening of the film, 60062, is to an actual town. It belongs to Northbrook, IL, a town about 30 miles north of Chicago. Northbrook was originally incorporated as "Shermerville" (it changed its name in 1923), and one of the main roads through the town is still named Shermer Road.
d.		The last feature film of Peter Illing.

10.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Breakfast Club (1985)?
a.		Before Claire lights up a joint, Brian (Anthony Michael Hall) puts on a pair of sunglasses and speaks in a strange, very high voice. In a later John Hughes movie Weird Science, Hall does this again for almost an entire scene.
b.		In the MTV Movie Awards for the year following the release of Clueless, the geriatric cast of The Golden Girls did a spoof on some of the high points of the film, most notably the "balls flying at my face" scene at gym class.
c.		Sarah Butler had reservations about taking the role, as she herself chooses not to watch horror movies because she finds them disturbing. Her agent eventually talked her into it, stating that Sarah would be insane not to play someone so "scary and bad ass".
d.		Brian Cox took the part of Big John Harrigan against the advice of most of his colleagues and his agent.

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