Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The D.I. (1957) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The D.I. (1957) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: The D.I. (1957).

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The D.I. (1957)?
a.		Even though the movie takes place in Bakersfield, it was shot in Lancaster California.
b.		One of the only Woody Allen films that differs in its style of credits. Despite the credits being set in the usual Windsor typeface, at the end of the film, they are superimposed on top of the chorus dancing. After the image fades to black, the credits scroll instead of being still.
c.		Dancer Bill Ward played Jerry in the weird dream sequence because of the elaborate dancing in the scene. His face was painted, so it wasnt obvious that it wasnt Ray Dennis Steckler.
d.		Many real-life Marines are extras in the movie.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The D.I. (1957)?
a.		On-set, Jamie Foxx accidentally drove his car into Tom Cruises. Foxx was bemused to see that the crew immediately rushed to Cruises aid first, he being the bigger star.
b.		Manuel was a replacement for the grief-crazed priest character who falls off the fishing boat into the storm in the original novel. The Hayes act forbade the use of such a character.
c.		The engraved Colt Single Action Army revolvers used by J. B. Books in this film were in reality a pair of 1950s-made replicas p
d.		The ribbons Jack Webb wears on his dress uniform are from top to bottom and left to right are: First Row: Navy Cross; Second Row: Navy Commendation, Bronze Star, Navy Presidential Unit Citation; Third Row: Purple Heart, Good Conduct, China Service; Fourth Row: American Defense Service, American Campaign, Asiatic Pacific Campaign; Fifth Row: Victory Medal World War II, World War II Occupation, National Defense; Sixth Row: Korean Service, United Nations Korean Service, Korean Presidential Unit Citation.

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