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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Brown Bunny (2003) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Brown Bunny (2003) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Brown Bunny (2003)

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About the movie: Professional motorcycle racer Bud Clay heads from New Hampshire to California to race again. Along the way he meets various needy women who provide him with the cure to his own loneliness, but only a certain woman from his past will truly satisfy him.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Brown Bunny (2003)?
a.		When Roger Ebert first viewed the movie in May 2003, he stated that he thought it was the worst movie in the history of the Cannes Film Festival. In August 2004, after watching an edited-down, shorted version of the film, Ebert gave it a thumbs up on his show, stating its editing changed the film.
b.		The credit screenwriters Frank and Teresa Christina were, in fact, the names of the three children of co-stars Tom Laughlin and Delores Taylor: Frank Laughlin, Teresa Kelly and Christina Laughlin.
c.		In the original novel Constance was the wife, not the goddaughter of DArtagnans landlord. By 1948 standards, a hero like DArtagnan would never dally with a married woman.
d.		Harvey Pekar wrote a graphic novel titled "Huntington West Virginia On the Fly", about meeting Shayne Barker and filming his scenes in The Comic Book Lady. It is being published by Random House.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Brown Bunny (2003)?
a.		Average Shot Length = ~9.8 seconds. Median Shot Length = ~10.2 seconds.
b.		The restaurant, where Matthew overhears Lisa talking on the telephone, is called "Bellucci". Monica Bellucci was the female lead in the French original Lappartement, of which this film is a remake.
c.		At Jaspers safe house, Jasper discusses the death of Theos son during a flu pandemic. During the scene, the soundtrack plays music from Kindertotenlieder ("Child Death Songs") by Gustav Mahler, a song lamenting the death of the artists children.
d.		The oral sex scene was filmed using remote cameras with only Vincent Gallo and Chloë Sevigny in the room.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Brown Bunny (2003)?
a.		Both Winona Ryder and Kirsten Dunst were already on the set, shooting scenes, when director/star Vincent Gallo fired them from the project. Gallo revealed this during a press conference in Cannes 2003.
b.		The script originally called for two farm kids, but after Catherine Dougherty brought six of her seven sons to audition for the part, the script was re-written to include the six boys. The boys also have an older brother and one younger sister.
c.		The original "teaser" trailer for this film was made up of animation made specially for the trailer and not appearing in the final film. This became a Pixar trademark.
d.		Before the first song of the film, an announcer introduces the band with this: "Ladies and gentlemen, direct from Hell, Spinal Tap." This is a play on Venoms intro tape from the early 1980s, which went: Now, from the very depths of Hell...Venom!"

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Brown Bunny (2003)?
a.		Catherine Scorsese, Martin Scorseses mother, is one of the women that stops Vincent to complain about the poor care of the neighborhood.
b.		The region-1 (North America) DVD version of the film contains about 304 shots in just under 92 minutes of action. This equates to an average shot length of approximately 17.9 seconds and a median shot length of approximately 18.6 seconds. This contrasts with most contemporary Hollywood films that usually contain a few thousand shots and average shot lengths of around 2 to 5 seconds.
c.		Alice Cooper had a cameo as the town drunk, but his segment was cut.
d.		Andrew Hardaway met his biological father, Alvin Hardaway, in 2007. He plays the principal part of Calvin in Weeping Mary. His Great Grandmothers name is Josephine, and his Grandmothers name is Mary. Tying it all together: the train trestle scene in which Hardaway teases the character Josephine about Weeping Marys namesake is less than half a mile from the cemetery the actors ancestors are buried in Gonzales County, Texas. The film was shot in late 2006 before Hardaway was aware of the eerie similarities.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Brown Bunny (2003)?
a.		Lots of deleted and alternate footage appears in the movies trailer (included in the "Previews" section on the DVD). Some examples are: A book being opened to a photo of the Krank family. Nora Krank taking a photo of her husband and daughter outside their house. Luther Krank with a device in his mouth, obviously sitting in a dentists chair to get his teeth whitened and/or fixed. Luther Krank driving home with the skimpy tree on the roof of his car getting heckled by another motorist. A different cruise advertisement in the travel agencys window. Luther Krank showing his botox-injected face in the hospital. (We only see it for the first time in the scene afterwards where hes eating with his wife.) The shot of Blair Krank saying goodbye to her parents at the airport doesnt have a screen credit over it as it does in the actual film.
b.		On 31 July 2004, a billboard of the film was put up on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles. It depicted the infamous fellatio scene, cut off and blurred. Because of limited (but vocal) community outcry, the billboard was taken down on 5 August.
c.		The baseball games were filmed in Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium, where Hank Aaron hit his historical 715th home run. It is now a parking lot for the new stadium, Turner Field.
d.		Bruce Boudreau, head coach of the NHLs Washington Capitals, appears in the film wearing #7 for the Hyannisport Presidents. Boudreau was one of several players for the Johnstown Jets minor league hockey team that were used as extras.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Brown Bunny (2003)?
a.		The thirty-second of forty-eight Bowery Boys movies.
b.		Lions Gate bought the distribution right to the film for $4 million at the 2004 Toronto International Film Festival.
c.		Roger Ebert called the film "the worst in the history of Cannes," to which Vincent Gallo responded that Ebert was a "fat pig with the physique of a slave trader." Ebert paraphrased a remark of Winston Churchill and responded that "Although I am fat, one day I will be thin, but Mr. Gallo will still have been the director of The Brown Bunny." Gallo then put a hex on Eberts colon, to which Ebert responded that "even my colonoscopy was more entertaining than his film." (It should be noted that the version screened at Cannes was much longer than the final version.)
d.		The poem cited by Master Chief Urgayle is "Self-Pity" by D.H. Lawrence.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Brown Bunny (2003)?
a.		The film was shot and edited with the span of 5 months.
b.		The opening scene of Gallo driving was originally almost 20 minutes of him just driving until it was cut down because it was too long.
c.		Anna Maria Alberghetti was originally set for the role of Tina which went to Letícia Román.
d.		Jimmy Conway, was based on gangster Jimmy Burke, who was born James Conway.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Brown Bunny (2003)?
a.		Chloë Sevigny claimed in interviews that the fellatio scene was not simulated.
b.		One of the men snapping photos of Doris in her studio is Jerry Lewis imitator Sammy Petrillo, who co-starred in Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla.
c.		Virtually all of the film was directed by Fred Olen Ray sans credit.
d.		After six months in the editing room, Erich von Stroheim turned over his cut of the film to Universal Pictures in December of 1921. The film was 32 reels and 8 hours long, but von Stroheim insisted it was now "a perfect story." When asked how it would be possible to present 32 reels for an evenings entertainment, he replied, "Thats a detail I hadnt time to bother about" (the magazine "Photoplay" suggested that the movie should be re-titled, "Foolish Directors," and released as a serial). Universal took over the movie, and edited it down to 14 reels, with a 210-minute running time. Von Stroheim hated the shorter version, complaining that all that was left of his masterpiece was "the bones."

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