Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Fatal Fortune (1919) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Fatal Fortune (1919) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: The Fatal Fortune (1919).

About the movie: A young newspaperwoman travels to a South Seas island to search for buried treasure.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Fatal Fortune (1919)?
a.		Mel Gibson briefly flirted with the idea of playing the Patrick Swayze part.
b.		Episode titles: 1. The Traders Secret 2. Men of Tigerish Mold 3. Tortured by Flames 4. A Climb for Life 5. The Forced Marriage 6. Desperate Chances 7. A Plunge to Death 8. A Struggle in Midair 9. The Deadly Peril 10. Sure Death 11. A Leap for Life 12. A Fiendish Plot 13. Set Adrift 14. The Hidden Treasure 15. Unmasked
c.		Steven Spielberg initially intended to make the film in Polish and German with English subtitles, but rethought the idea because he felt he wouldnt be able to accurately assess performances in unfamiliar languages.
d.		In the original Batman comics (specifically, Detective Comics #80, 1943) the surname of the plastic surgeon who attempts to repair Two-Face is "Ekhart". In this movie, Two-Face is, of course, played by Aaron Eckhart.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Fatal Fortune (1919)?
a.		Episode titles: 1. The Traders Secret 2. Men of Tigerish Mold 3. Tortured by Flames 4. A Climb for Life 5. The Forced Marriage 6. Desperate Chances 7. A Plunge to Death 8. A Struggle in Midair 9. The Deadly Peril 10. Sure Death 11. A Leap for Life 12. A Fiendish Plot 13. Set Adrift 14. The Hidden Treasure 15. Unmasked
b.		Roger Lloyd-Pack filmed scenes as a professor but the scenes were deleted from the final print.
c.		This 1915 film was completed in August and reviewed by trade papers, but was destroyed by fire in a studio accident. It was immediately remade with a different director and a slightly different cast and release on 2 January 1916, only 6 days after the scheduled release date for the destroyed version.
d.		In his autobiography, Garry Marshall (who played the casino manager) wrote that he was initially exasperated by Albert Brooks demanding take after take of their scene. But once he saw the rushes and realized that his frustration made his character funnier, he deferred to Brookss comic judgment.

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