Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Crimson Kimono (1959) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Crimson Kimono (1959) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: The Crimson Kimono (1959).

About the movie: Two detectives seek a stripper's killer in the Japanese quarter of Los Angeles, but a love triangle threatens their friendship.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Crimson Kimono (1959)?
a.		This film is the first known version of the "girl-lost-in-a-jungle" plot that is known to have been made; apparently the hero was trying to find the Jungle Goddess for the reward money and fell in love with her instead.
b.		The scorching trumpet solos performed during the Main Title music composed by the legendary Lalo Schifrin were done by Chuck Findley. Herb Alpert, another legendary jazz trumpet player, is featured in the score.
c.		In Nov. 1959, Columbia Pictures distributed this film on a double bill with Battle of the Coral Sea starring Cliff Robertson.
d.		It took 12 hours to sew the armor on Lord Marshals costume.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Crimson Kimono (1959)?
a.		One scene that was scripted, but not featured in the film is a fourth Media Break sequence in which Brixby Snyder, a parody of Benny Hill whose running line is Id buy that for a dollar!, is forcibly arrested on allegations of receiving sexual favors from under-aged co-stars. The scene would have taken place after RoboCops reply to The Old Mans question, but the decision was made to instead end the film after Murphys reply. As a result, there is no dialog mentioning the names of Brixby Snyder or his program Its Not My Problem in the film.
b.		Film debut of Glenn Corbett.
c.		In addition to being an accomplished dancer, Russ Tamblyn also studied acrobatics and gymnastics. It is Tamblyn, not a stunt double, doing the many athletic moves.
d.		Several different versions of the film have been circulated: - Caligula was originally released in the UK with a running time of 149 minutes, with the hardcore sex replaced by alternate footage inserted by the distributor. However, the latest UK release (and now legal version) has a PAL running time of 98 minutes, 34 seconds (approximately 102 minutes film/NTSC), and is the same as the older R-rated version in the USA. The original 149 minute cut is now highly sought-after. - A 105 minute R-rated version was released in the USA in 1981. This version also used alternate footage and angles in the hardcore sex scenes and during scenes of graphic violence. - The official "uncut" version runs at 156 minutes and includes about six minutes of re-shoots by Bob Guccione. - In 1984, the film was re-cut and re-released in Italy under the title Io, Caligola. It ran 133 minutes, and was cut to 123 minutes by the Italian censors. When released on home video, some of the hardcore footage shot by Bob Guccione were reinserted into the film. - The second (and current) R-rated version was released in 1999 and used no alternate footage or angles, with the same shots repeating several times to mask the cuts in the film. The rumors of a 210-minute version screened at the Cannes Film Festival in 1979 are untrue - see note below.

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