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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Lost World (1925) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Lost World (1925)

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About the movie: The first film adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's classic novel about a land where prehistoric creatures still roam.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Lost World (1925)?
a.		Was the first in-flight movie, having been shown on an Imperial Airways flight in a converted Handley-Page bomber from London, UK, to Paris, France, in April 1925.
b.		Actors Martha Plimpton and River Phoenix disliked each other while filming this movie. However, while filming the movie _Running On Empty (1988)_ they became a couple.
c.		Voted #1 on the American Film Institutes list of 100 Funniest Movies.
d.		The part of John Berlin was originally intended for Al Pacino.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Lost World (1925)?
a.		In July 1929, the Kodascope Libraries acquired the 16mm rights to this film. The original lavender protection positive itself was edited down to five reels to create the abridged 16mm Kodascope version. This abridged Kodascope version was the only one widely known to survive in the U.S. until a more extensive (but still incomplete) original tinted, toned and hand-colored 35mm print was found in 2003 in the hands of a private collector and purchased by Film Preservation Associates.
b.		Actor Cliff Hite, featured in the roll of "Frank", was running for Ohio government during the time of filming for Randomocity. He won soon thereafter and is reportedly heavily involved in promoting filming in the state of Ohio.
c.		Starting with this film, Edward Bernds, who wrote some of the screenplays, replaced Abby Berlin as the director. Bernds would directed the remaining entries in the "Blondie" series.
d.		The cast features 3 stars who had UK chart hits. Frank Sinatra, John Leyton and Raffaella Carrà (who charted in 1978 with "Do It, Do It Again").

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Lost World (1925)?
a.		Had its world premiere at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival.
b.		"My Fair Lady" is the only Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe stage musical to have been filmed totally complete, with no omission of any songs from the stage version (or dialogue, for that matter). There are even some added lyrics to the song "You Did It", in which Higgins goes more into detail about the speech "expert" Zoltan Karpathys evaluation of Eliza at the ball, that were not in the stage version. My Fair Lady, West Side Story, and South Pacific may be the most complete film adaptations of Broadway musicals ever made.
c.		The original 35mm ten-reel print was destroyed in a fire at Universal Studios.
d.		George Burns usually wore a hairpiece when he worked. The first scene we see of him in the film is one of few scenes he ever shot without it.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Lost World (1925)?
a.		Vivian Kubrick: in the party scene. She wears a black dress and sits on the right side of the sofa closest to the bar.
b.		Matt Higgins was originally asked to play the role of Tom 2 but could not commit to the full shoot so then he was offered the role of J.R. "Bob" Maxwell. He was unable to do this role either. A photo of Matt Higgins from his role of Paul Schmall in The Sexy Chef was used as one of the bands album covers being burned in the backyard.
c.		Lifelong Republican Lillian Gish was thrilled to be invited to the White House by President Warren G. Harding following the premiere of Orphans of the Storm.
d.		The Brontosaurus head was operated by three men.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Lost World (1925)?
a.		The movie was originally being developed by Curtis Hanson.
b.		Arthur Conan Doyle attended the movie with his family. He liked it.
c.		An old Safeway grocery store in Las Vegas, NM, was converted to a sound stage and used for several scenes.
d.		The only time actresses complained that they felt uncomfortable was during the scenes with the monkeys, who constantly stared at their bare breasts.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Lost World (1925)?
a.		To film the aerial dogfight, a "Snake-head" camera was built and placed on the nose of a Piper Aerostar 700. This camera is shaped like a periscope and can turn 360°. It was used so that pilots for the first time can fly as "aggressively as they dare without sacrificing the drama of the shot."
b.		Jonathan Lynn: as Vicar Hewitt.
c.		This was the first full-length feature film to utilize stop-motion animation in the creation of its creatures.
d.		Brian Fairbanks: As a security guard who demands Derrick (Dennis Barbosa) put away an open bottle of wine.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Lost World (1925)?
a.		The scene where the dinosaurs flee the volcano was created on a tabletop that was 75 feet wide and 150 feet long.
b.		Reportedly, Miles OKeeffe did all of his own stunts in this movie.
c.		The newscast seen on TV is from an actual TV station in San Francisco with one of its real anchors. It is KTVU Channel 2 with anchor Elaine Corral.
d.		The "Brazilian Video" was shot with a household camcorder by M. Night Shyamalan himself.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Lost World (1925)?
a.		While filming one of the stop-motion scenes, the cameraman spotted a pair of pliers in the picture. So as not to draw attention to them by having them suddenly disappear, he moved them a little at a time until they were out of the shot.
b.		The exterior diner scenes were filmed in the small town of Liberty, South Carolina. In real life, the diner is actually a wood shop and the $15/night hotel is actually a coin-operated washette.
c.		The Confederate officer Col. Chamberlain guns down with his pistol during Little Round Top (right before he sends Tom to plug the hole in the line) is the films prop master, Kelly Farrah.
d.		The script was entitled "Leatherface." At various points before the films release, the title was switched to "Head Cheese" and finally "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre".

9.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Lost World (1925)?
a.		This was Joan Crawfords second (and final) film with John Ireland. Their first appearance together was a decade earlier in Queen Bee.
b.		This film was such a success that there were plans to do a sound remake. In possible preparation for this, Aileen Rothacker reached an agreement with First National to withdraw the film from distribution. First National was to destroy all release prints and the foreign negative but the domestic negative was to be retained. It is not known if the original negatives decomposed or if they were mistakenly disposed of.
c.		At one point a film Steven Spielberg considered directing, before passing it on to Penny Marshall. The time he spent on the project did yield one useful outcome for him: Steven Zaillians script took several short chapters, each about different patients, and put them together into a linear whole. This brought Zaillian to Spielbergs attention, and he offered Zaillian the similar task of adapting Schindlers List, which ended up winning Oscars for both of them.
d.		Johnny Depp, Viggo Mortensen, Brad Pitt and George Clooney were considered for the lead male role.

10.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Lost World (1925)?
a.		Last feature of Carl Jaffe.
b.		This movie was shot over a period of seven months; 45 days of weekend days only.
c.		The title was changed from "Everybody Comes to Ricks" to Casablanca partly due to the success of the similarly titled Algiers.
d.		When the explorers return to London, there is a shot of the London Pavilion with a flashing sign advertising a showing of The Sea Hawk, a movie in which two of the films stars, Wallace Beery and Lloyd Hughes, had also appeared.

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