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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing (1973) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing (1973)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing (1973).

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing (1973)?
a.		Tom Savini was offered the job of directing this film.
b.		Actors who were allegedly interested in playing the leading role of Jacob Singer included Dustin Hoffman, Al Pacino and Richard Gere. For the role of Jezzie, director Adrian Lyne auditioned roughly 300 women, including Julia Roberts, Andie MacDowell, Madonna and Jennifer Lopez. The role eventually went to the very first person who auditioned - Elizabeth Peña.
c.		Sarah Miles was only cast in the lead role of Catherine Crocker just a short time before production started shooting.
d.		The producers got Sylvester Stallone to do the movie by threatening to replace him with Warren Beatty if he didnt commit himself to the project within a fifteen-minute deadline.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing (1973)?
a.		During production, the owner of a house being used as a location for this movie unexpectedly died.
b.		Louiss (Dan Aykroyd) prison number is 7474505B, which is the same prison number as Jake (John Belushi) in The Blues Brothers, also directed by John Landis and starring Aykroyd.
c.		In December 1972, screenwriter Bill Norton Sr. was contracted to re-write Eleanor Perrys script. Nortons work is uncredited on this movie. His alleged filing of a grievance with the Writers Guild of America for the inclusion of a screen credit apparently failed due to a delay in the filing of his complaint.
d.		In a 2003 interview, Jeff Bridges said hed like to make a sequel to the Fabulous Baker Boys about what happened after the brothers split.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing (1973)?
a.		Shelley Winters had a part in this motion picture. In the spring of 1984 she filmed a few scenes, but at she had disagreement, threw a tantrum and left the set. Her agent pleaded with her to go back and resume her role, but she refused and her character was replaced. She does not appear in the final film.
b.		Steven Spielberg and Brian G. Hutton both declined offers to direct this movie.
c.		The Alpha Blue Archives DVD release (as part of the Brutal Underground box set) is taken from a badly damaged print. It has so many skips and jumps that it loses over twenty minutes of footage (66 minutes instead of 88), including most of the climax.
d.		The lead role was originally set to be played by then-German superstar O.W. Fischer, but he dropped out. The official reason was "unbridgeable differences" between him and the director. Fischer later declared the actual reason was his loss of memory during shooting, what had to be kept secret.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing (1973)?
a.		Trinity uses a genuine hack to get into the Matrix. She uses Nmap version 2.54BETA25 (an actual port scanning tool) to find a vulnerable SSH server, and then proceeds to exploit it using the SSH1 CRC32 exploit from 2001.
b.		Was the highest-grossing box office release of 1983 in France and Japan.
c.		Carter Burwell was the original composer but left the film after when it was delayed in 2001 because of re-shoots.
d.		The source novel of the same name by Marilyn Durham was first published in 1972, only one year before this movie was made and released. One reason the movie came out so shortly after the launch of the novel was because scriptwriter Eleanor Perry was able to read the novel pre-release in galley form. Perry took the property to producer Martin Poll who subsequently bought the movie rights in January 1972. Perry wrote the original script for the movie and also received a producer credit.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing (1973)?
a.		The phrase "Cat Dancing" of the film and source novels title refers to the name of the first wife of this movies central character Jay (played by Burt Reynolds).
b.		Brian Nelsons first draft of the screenplay was the one used in the film. It was his first official film script.
c.		The hotel room that Faith Ford was staying in was actually built in an abandoned ice rink.
d.		Over two dozen sex scenes were shot but never used. Producers wanted to sell the film overseas as a sex comedy and shot over 80 minutes of nudity and sex scenes to make it marketable. Several legal issues came up that prevented the producers from using these scenes. Richard Mulligan, Misty Rowe, and Archie Hahn threatened lawsuits if the film was sold as a sex film internationally. Producers attempted to use some of the scenes in the American release. Eventually, the scenes were cut to lower the MPAA rating from R to PG. The scenes include: - A sex scene with Archie Hahn (Jamie) and Misty Rowe (Fanny) in Jamies cabin - 1 minute 13 seconds. In this scene, Fanny is dressed as a cheerleader and performs a strip tease for Jamie. Then, as they have sex, Fanny performs a cheer. They are interrupted when a camper clumsily opens the door to the cabin. - A sex scene with Jamie and Fanny in Fannys cabin - 2 minutes. In this scene, Fanny is on top of Jamie while wearing a cowboy hat. They are interrupted when Paul Reubens (Albert) bursts into the cabin and makes a wise crack. - A sex scene with Jamie and Fanny in the woods - 45 seconds. They are interrupted when Richard Mulligan (Giddy) spots them. - A sex scene with Fanny and Jamie in Fannys cabin - 7 minutes. In this scene, Jamie and Fanny have sex while 2 campers secretly tape them. - A shower scene featuring Fanny completely naked. - 27 seconds. In this scene, Fanny is showering. Jamie is watching through a peephole. As Jamie watches, Fanny masturbates with the shower-head. - A short scene when Fanny goes into the wrong cabin: 2 minutes. In this scene, Fanny tries to surprise Jamie by sneaking into his cabin. She surprises Boomer instead. - Fanny finding pictures: 1 minute. In this scene, Fanny finds topless pictures of herself selling at camp for $1. - Fanny and Jamie in a closet. 3 Minutes. Jamie and Fanny kissing in a closet. Flash interrupts them. He asks Fanny is shell sign a topless picture for him. - Fanny and Jamie in the woods. 2 minutes 22 seconds. Jamie and Fanny make out in the woods. Sgt. Paladin sees them. He salutes Jamie and keeps walking. - A Flashback sequence. 3 minutes. Jamie and Fanny make out in the woods. They are photographed by several kids. This scene was deemed too graphic and was cut immediately after it was shot. - An extended make out scene: 2 minutes. This is an extended version of the make out scene between Jamie and Fanny. - Jamie and Fanny in Fannys cabin. 3 minutes. Jamie and Fanny make out but are caught when Tula and Sally come into the cabin. - Fanny and Jamie having sex in the woods. In this scene, Boomer catches them making love - 3 minutes. - Fanny and Jamie having sex in the woods. In this scene, Col. Hershey catches Fanny and Jamie making love. - 4 minutes. - Jamie and Fanny having sex in Fannys cabin. They stop when they see Tula, Sally, Nancy, and Cheryl watching them. - 5 minutes. - Jamie and Fanny having sex by the lake - In this scene, Meathead sees Jamie and Fanny having sex. They run away when Meathead falls out of a tree. - 5 minutes. - Jamie and Fanny having sex in Jamies cabin. In this scene, Jamie and Fanny have sex but stop when a bear comes into the cabin - 3 minutes. - Jamie and Fanny having sex in Fannys cabin. In this scene, Eddie interrupts Jamie and Fanny having sex. - 4 minutes. - Jamie and Fanny having sex in Chiefs tribal office. In this scene, Giddy and the Chief interrupt Jamie and Fanny having sex Indian style - 4 minutes. - A sex scene between Jamie and Fanny: 4 minutes. In this scene, Jamie and Fanny try to have sex. Jamie finds that all the condoms he has break. - A sex scene between Jamie and Fanny: 5 minutes. In this scene, Jamie and Fanny try to have sex. Jamie is unable to get an erection due to some drugs he is given by Albert. - A sex scene between Jamie and Fanny: 2 minutes. In this scene, Jamie and Fanny have sex on the bus. They are caught by a group of parents. - A sex scene between Jamie and Fanny: 6 minutes. In this scene, Jamie and Fanny are having sex when Meathead and his family see them. - A sex scene between Jamie and Fanny: 3 minutes. In this scene, Jamie and Fanny have sex and are caught by Cheryl. - An end credit sex scene: 7 minutes. In this scene, Jamie and Fanny finally have sex in Giddys office. During sex, Fanny accidentally switches on the PA system. Afterwards, Fanny and Jamie exit only to see a crowd applauding.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing (1973)?
a.		Although its still unclear exactly what it means, Mamie Van Dorens baffling sign-off line ("It sure dont taste like tomato juice!") is a take-off on a popular TV commercial (for V-8 tomato juice) of the era.
b.		Scott Bairstow, who plays Miles, did the film for free; he wanted to be in the film that much.
c.		For many of the shots with the car, the assistant directors, under the supervision of Terence A. Donnelly, cleared traffic for approximately five blocks in each direction. Members of the NYPDs tactical force helped control traffic. But most of the control was achieved by the assistant directors with the help of off-duty NYPD officers, many of whom had been involved in the actual case. Permission was given to literally control the traffic signals on those streets where they ran the chase car.
d.		Apparently, Richard C. Sarafian became this movies director after the original director left the project.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing (1973)?
a.		On sex and nudity in this movie, Lynn Redgrave once said: "But there is no complete nudity in the film. It was suggested, but I wouldnt go for that. The sex scenes are simulated."
b.		According to the Australian videocassette sleeve notes and a Barbara Lewis article "Burt Reynolds: Hollywoods New Sex God" in the Summer 1973 edition of Liberty Magazine, this was Burt Reynoldss first ever romantic love-story movie on the screen.
c.		Several minutes into the credits, a final Guide entry is shown. This is the "careless words/problem of scale" entry, well known to fans of other incarnations of the Guide.
d.		The play opened in London on 6 September 1931 and had 405 performances. Una OConnor, Irene Browne and Merle Tottenham originated their movie roles in the play.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing (1973)?
a.		The posters hanging in Staceys room are all other Crown International releases, including Galaxina, Prime Evil and Deathrow Gameshow, Mark Pirros first film for Crown International.
b.		Michel Legrand was originally hired to compose the musical score for the film. He composed his score in Paris in May 1973 and recorded a little over twenty minutes of it in Hollywood the following month, whereupon director Richard C. Sarafian and studio executives James Aubrey and Daniel Melnick informed Legrand that his score was not what they felt the film needed and that he was being dismissed.
c.		According to writer Frederic Raphael a few of the proposed titles for the film were "You and Me" and "The Female Subject". Kubrick personally chose "Eyes Wide Shut".
d.		The basketball footage was taken at the 6 November 2002 game between the Knicks and the Kings (the Knicks won 96-88).

9.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing (1973)?
a.		John Wayne had initially promised the role of Mattie Ross to his daughter Aissa Wayne, but director Henry Hathaway refused to cast her.
b.		The motorcycle that Button rides in India is a 350cc Royal Enfield Bullet, a British-designed motorcycle originally made under license in Chennai (Madras), India since 1955.
c.		In one scene Tony Stark refers to the government who wants his suit technology as the Freak Brothers. This is a reference to a 1970s underground comic called The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers, a drug culture comic with three brothers named Phineas, Franklin and Fat Freddy.
d.		Production filming was shut-down for a week when the movies star Burt Reynolds was injured on the set from a stunt fight with Jack Warden. Reynolds went to Los Angeles for professional medical treatment for abdominal hernia.

10.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing (1973)?
a.		Burt Reynolds and Jack Warden apparently insisted on doing their own stunts for this movie.
b.		Sean Penn intended to quit acting and focus on directing films. Although his intention did not come to pass, Penn went on to win two Oscars for acting.
c.		Among the adult videotapes that Matt keeps in his wardrobe there are these titles: Midnight Tease, Emmanuelle: First Contact, Penthouse: Dear Diary, Penthouse: Pet of the Year & Friends, Penthouse: The Ultimate Pet Games, Banging Wood, In Diana Jones and the Temple of Poon and Wet Slappin.
d.		Many of the massive fake buildings constructed on the outdoor back-lot sets in California to stand-in for turn-of-the-century New York City concealed working oil wells.

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