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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Flight of Dragons (1982) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Flight of Dragons (1982) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Flight of Dragons (1982)

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About the movie: A young Boston writer goes back in time into an era where wizards and dragon reign and science is just barely known.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Flight of Dragons (1982)?
a.		Liam Neeson was paid for a bit part that was never shot.
b.		The boardroom massacre was supposed to be a John Woo-type action sequence (hence the big stunt guys in suits) but Kevin Smith decided to change it at the last minute.
c.		Alexandra Stoddart, who voiced Princess Melisande, appeared in an episode of *MASH** with Harry Morgan, who voiced Melisandes foster father.
d.		Producers Andrew Form and Bradley Fuller decided not to make a sequel to the 2003 movie. But the fans kept coming to them, asking how the family got that way and wanting to know several unanswered questions in the 2003 version (some of them include how Monty lost both of his legs, to how Sheriff Hoyt lost his front teeth, and how Leatherface got his nickname). And after a meeting with Michael Bay, they let Sheldon Turner write the script for a prequel and they were prepared to make it.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Flight of Dragons (1982)?
a.		Actually made in 1982. Given a widely available direct to video release that year, despite not having an official theatrical release until 1986.
b.		The two dancers in the "Sing Sing Sing With a Swing" montage are the rotoscoped Nicholas brothers in Stormy Weather.
c.		Glenda Jackson plays the mother of the character she played in Women in Love.
d.		Cary Grant demanded top billing and $100,000 salary - a huge amount at the time. As it transpired though, he donated his entire earnings to the British War Relief Fund.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Flight of Dragons (1982)?
a.		Stadium scenes were filmed at Lane Technical High Schools athletic field in Chicago, Illinois.
b.		The actors who provided voices for Antiquity and Solarius the Blue Wizard are uncredited. Paul Frees voiced the omnipotent Antiquity, but there is apparently no record anywhere of who voiced Solarius.
c.		Dan Rowan and Dick Martin cited this movie as the main inspiration for the style of their comedy show, Rowan & Martins Laugh-In.
d.		During the scene when Mr. Flippers is explaining who the Bandit is, and we see Granny signing his clipboard, on the other side is a list of things to do, including: Call Mom, Send Wolf on wild goose chase, Pay off ski team, and others as well.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Flight of Dragons (1982)?
a.		This was screen legends John Wayne and Katharine Hepburns only joint venture in a feature film. There had been plans to reunite the two stars in a sequel entitled "Someday", but this never happened since this film was a critical and financial failure.
b.		Score music is used quite sparsely throughout the film, blending elusively into the background. Some can be heard during Bells opening narration, during Chigurhs quarter speech, when Bell shows up at the aftermath of the motel shootout towards the end of the film, and the closing credits.
c.		The first name of Patricia Bradley (Dee Wallace) provides a hint to her criminal past, revealed later in the film. She is named after Patricia Hearst, also known as Patty Hearst, a girl who was taken hostage by an urban guerrilla group, then brainwashed into sympathizing with her kidnappers and helping them rob banks.
d.		Loosely based on the novel The Dragon and the George by Gordon R. Dickson.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Flight of Dragons (1982)?
a.		The portrait of Leopold Mozart seen in the movie, while made to look like Roy Dotrice, is based on and has a very close resemblance to a real portrait of Wolfgangs father. The original is in the care of the Mozarteum Foundation in Salzburg.
b.		It was decided that the film would be produced at Robert Rodriguezs Troublemaker Studios instead of 20th Century Fox so that Rodriguez would have creative control over the project.
c.		Yancey Cravat, the character played by Richard Dix, was based on real-life lawyer and gunfighter Temple Houston - the son of Sam Houston, whom Dix played in Man of Conquest and upon whom the 1960s western TV series Temple Houston was based.
d.		The last film project of Victor Buono.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Flight of Dragons (1982)?
a.		Given a widely available direct to video release in 1982, despite not having an official theatrical release until 1986.
b.		As of 2009, this film is considered to be lost.
c.		To test the effectiveness of their "nerd" makeup and wardrobes, Robert Carradine and Anthony Edwards attended a college rush-week, when real fraternities were reviewing prospective pledges (wanna-be members). The fraternity leader of the first house took one look at them both and said, "No way!"
d.		The title "House of..." could refer to the ruins/house owned by Ludwig Frankenstein, the second son of Henry Frankenstein (portrayed by Cedric Hardwicke) in The Ghost of Frankenstein. Its also the same "house" where Lawrence Talbot discovers the Monster in ice in Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man; and, of course, where Neiman discovers the Wolfman and the Monster in this film. (The castle is entirely washed away in the flood at the climax of " - Meets the Wolf Man," but is inexplicably semi-intact here.

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