Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Horror (1932) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Horror (1932) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: The Horror (1932).

About the movie: A young woman in a creepy old house is terrorized by a killer and an ape-like monster.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Horror (1932)?
a.		At one point Sydney Pollack let his friend Barry Levinson read the screenplay. Levinson was much taken with it. One evening, whilst driving across the desert, he saw a cluster of windmills on the horizon. He turned to his wife and said that it would make a perfect backdrop for a scene with Charlie and his girlfriend. Seven weeks before shooting, Pollack called Levinson and told him that he should make the movie. With a writers strike looming, Levinson had to agree immediately.
b.		On the back of the Pizza Planet truck, there is a sticker that reads "KRAT FM". This is a reference to Pixar employee Tia W. Kratter, an artist on the film.
c.		This film is believed lost. Please check your attic.
d.		The production employed several local Fiji islanders in the surrounding archipelago, including the neighboring Mana Island about a mile away. The locals were allowed to keep some of the supplies and tools as tokens of their help.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Horror (1932)?
a.		This microbudget horror film was reputedly represented by a single print which was destroyed following a brief regional "road-show" distribution.
b.		The most expensive movie ever produced by Nickelodeon Movies, with a budget of US$150 million and an additional US$130 million in advertising.
c.		Filmed in 1971 under the title "She ee Clit Soak", which translates as "A Man Called She", retained as the title song.
d.		The 747 used in the film cost $30,000 per day to rent from American Airlines. All exterior shots of the aircraft (and one interior shot of Charlton Heston at the controls) were completed in two days (landing shots in Salt Lake City, aerial shots over the Wasatch mountain range in Utah, evening and early morning flight shots, and a stunt shot involving engine #1 ramming into an outbuilding). The evening taxi and takeoff shots were filmed as the plane, with the re-badged "Columbia Airlines" logo on the fuselage, was being delivered to Salt Lake City for the two days of filming.

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