Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Kid from Cleveland (1949) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Kid from Cleveland (1949) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: The Kid from Cleveland (1949).

About the movie: Baseball team (the Cleveland Indians) helps a troubled teenaged fan.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Kid from Cleveland (1949)?
a.		At the end of the scene where Mr. Orange (Tim Roth) is talking to the other undercover cop in Johnnies restaurant they are talking about the comic character "The Thing" immediately after he says that it cuts to him in his apartment answering a phone. As he reaches to pick up the phone, he knocks over an action figure of Ironman, and the action figure of the Thing is visible at he edge of the table.
b.		Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa was the filmmakers first and only choice for the role of Shang Tsung. He came to the audition in a costume, and read his lines while standing on a chair. Shang Tsung was depicted as relatively younger in the film in order to avoid the excessive makeup that would have been required to duplicate his aged appearance in the game.
c.		Archive footage was used for the 1948 game with the Boston Braves, the 1948 World Series, spring training in Tucson, Arizona, USA and a game in 1949. The Cleveland Indians received no pay for its participation in the film, but the individual players were offered a percentage of the profits.
d.		Constance Talmadge: Popular actress and sister of Buster Keatons wife at the time, Natalie Talmadge, has a small uncredited role.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Kid from Cleveland (1949)?
a.		The original title was "Tonight, He Comes." The script, which floated around in Hollywood for over a decade, was later retitled "John Hancock", then finally retitled "Hancock".
b.		Art Clokey and Dal McKennons last film.
c.		The automobile is the 1892 Philion Road Carriage. It is currently on display at the National Automobile Museum, The Harrah Collection in Reno, Nevada.
d.		The ballpark shown on the "spring training" section of the movie is actually League Park in Cleveland (on the corner of E.66th and Lexington), which was the home of the Cleveland Indians from 1891 until 1946. When the movie was shot in the spring of 1949, the park was being used by high schools and amateur baseball teams in the spring and summer and high school and semi-pro football teams in the fall. Most of it was torn down in 1951, but small part still remains today as does the field itself, where little leaguers now play where the greats of the game made their names.

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