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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Mr. Men Movie (2010) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Mr. Men Movie (2010)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: The Mr. Men Movie (2010).

About the movie: The Mr. Men and Little Misses discover an evildoer is attempting to rule the world, and now they have to get to his lab and stop him.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Mr. Men Movie (2010)?
a.		The film marks the return of Little Miss Calamity to the Mr. Men media since the first season of The Mr. Men Show
b.		The thirteenth film released in select D-BOX enabled cinemas, located in the US and Canada. In D-BOXs words, the motion control technology "adds to the movies plot and underlying themes of fear, terror and explosive action by offering realistic sensations during most of the films action scenes."
c.		The extra killed in his car when Godzilla first arrives in Manhattan was cast as a look-alike for J.D. Lees, editor of G-Fan magazine, because he cast disparaging remarks about the information that leaked out about the film prior to its release.
d.		Matthew Greene campaigned for the role of Jack.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Mr. Men Movie (2010)?
a.		Although it was confirmed earlier that all the Mr. Men & Little Misses that have appeared on the show would appear in the film, it does not contain Mr. Funny, and isnt even mentioned during the whole movie, even in the opening sequence.
b.		A replacement had to be found for Manis, the original Clyde, as he had grown too much in the two years since the first film.
c.		When it premiered in New York City at the Strand Theatre in March 1933, Variety reported that some of the musical numbers were projected on the enlarged grandeur wide screen.
d.		When Danny and Rusty are reminiscing about meeting Reuben, they are wandering in front of the Bellagio. The tune that is playing is Clair de Lune. This is the same tune that played at the end of Oceans Eleven when all the characters are standing in front of the Bellagio watching the fountains.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Mr. Men Movie (2010)?
a.		The disco for the films climax was actually a country-western bar in L.A. that was converted to look like a disco tech. At the time of shooting the disco craze hadnt yet reached the west coast.
b.		The real name of the Joker in this movie (Jack Napier) is a reference to the actor Alan Napier, who played Alfred in the TV show Batman.
c.		Took 4 years to complete as the filming began in 1999 and continued through 2003. The movie premiered later that same year.
d.		Mr. Doom is the only character in the film not to have a catchphrase at all. The producers didnt want his to have a recurring role in the series, so they decided to not let him repeat a section of words twice during the film.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Mr. Men Movie (2010)?
a.		Sound effects of the falling knife were created by Producer Scott LoCicero. He used a long steel rod and threw it around in his empty garage. The sound was then slowed down with added reverberation.
b.		Director Adrian Lyne used the art of painters William Blake, H.R. Giger, and Francis Bacon and photographers Diane Arbus and Joel-Peter Witkin as his primary influences for the visual style of the film.
c.		The judges for the Best Kept Village competition near the end of the film are played by Peter Wild and the mothers of Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg.
d.		Little Miss Chatterbox is the only character in the film not to use her catchphrase "I love chocolate cake, I like pencil erasers too" at any time, her USA voice over Katie Leigh told Mark Risley not to include it in her characters script, although her UK voice over Teresa Gallagher didnt seem to mind about it.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Mr. Men Movie (2010)?
a.		Before Donnie Donowitz appears from under the bridge, he taps the bat against the walls of the tunnel a total of 28 times.
b.		The Transformers were created with a mix of computer-generated imagery and props, including include a life-scale model of Bumblebee (the same used from the first film), a life-scale model of Optimus Prime, a life-scale puppet of robot-mode Wheelie, a model of the Matrix of Leadership, Jetfires landing gear/cane, a puppet of Ravage, a puppet of Scalpel, Megatrons claw, and the Fallens face. CGI was used extensively so scenes could be filmed easily.
c.		The entire film was shot in about 3 hours with no scripted dialogue. Adding additional challenges, the actors were not aware of all of the plot points, compelling them to remain in character in surprise situations.
d.		Several actors were considered for the role as Mr. Doom.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Mr. Men Movie (2010)?
a.		Gloria Swanson said years later that this was her favorite of all her films.
b.		EASTER EGG: When Agent Myers first meets Abe Sapien, Abe asks Myers to turn the page. If you move your mouse over to the bottom right hand corner where Myers is, you will see a Hellboy comic appear and when you click on it, it will give you a short biography on Abe.
c.		Max Van Ville auditioned for the role of Steve, but was cast as Paul instead.
d.		All the characters use their catchphrases at least once in the movie. Noticeably, Mr. Grumpy uses his "Crooked Cucumbers" ten times, the most of anyone, Mr. Happys "Wonderful" and Miss Whoopss "Whoops!" nine times, Mr. Bumps "Poopity poop" 7 times(mainly when he gets hurt), and Mr. Stubborns "This (verb or objective) is CHEAP!" six times.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Mr. Men Movie (2010)?
a.		The studio Serico occupied had been the home of the then recently bankrupt United States Moving Picture Company.
b.		Alfred Hitchcocks final film. It was his fifty-third.
c.		Scenes of Adrien Brody sobbing in the body drawer were real. Brody had asked director John Maybury to keep him locked in even when they werent filming so he could get the feel of the characters despair. Eventually, Brody lost it during filming and Maybury caught it on tape.
d.		On the DVD, there are numerous hidden easter eggs in the film, about each stage of production. There are 5 easter eggs in total and placed within these times in the film, 12:51, 29:14, 52:47, 60:26 and 68:46.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Mr. Men Movie (2010)?
a.		The bookstore scene at the end is the only shot in the movie that didnt take place after the establishment had closed with chosen extras. Since the shot did not require any dialogue or sound, the owner gave permission for the crew to film Tana Sirois walking through the store while they were still open, with real customers browsing.
b.		Although she is not the most seen Little Miss, Little Miss Chatterbox has the most lines out of all the other Little Miss characters in the film, beating out the number of Miss Helpfuls lines by 4.
c.		This marks Leonard Nimoys 7th appearance in a Star Trek film.
d.		Emily Lloyd was originally cast in the title role, but turned it down after refusing to shave her head for the part.

9.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Mr. Men Movie (2010)?
a.		The film took over 12 years to make, 5 years of actual production, and cost over $25 million. Over 1,165 different hues and colors were used and 34 miles of film stock was utilized.
b.		In the scene in the subway when Jason is chasing Rennie and Sean, Sean pulls the emergency brake to knock Jason back. On the poster to right of Sean, sprawled in graffiti are the words Jason Lives
c.		Mr. Grumpy has more lines than any other character in the film. Little Miss Giggles only had one line in the film despite appearing in more than 45 minutes.
d.		The original script had hell as a black void with a floor covered with oil.

10.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Mr. Men Movie (2010)?
a.		"The Screen Guild Theater" broadcast a 30 minute radio adaptation of the movie on May 4, 1950 with Olivia de Havilland and Charles Boyer reprising their film roles.
b.		Sam Gold went against the script editors to have Mr. Grumpy go with the other Mr. Men and Little Misses to stop Mr. Doom with an immediate accept-ion. So the script had to be rewritten to have Mr. Grumpy join the others under a negotiation with Little Miss Helpful. Grumpy only had quarters to bring, but was good enough.
c.		A rarity at the Academy Awards, when Robert De Niro won the Best Actor Oscar for playing the fighter Jake LaMotta, the real-life Jake LaMotta was in the audience.
d.		In the scene where Drummond (Spencer Tracy) tells the story of his rocking horse "Golden Dancer" to Brady (Fredric March), they are sitting in rocking chairs on the porch of the boarding house. The actors are both rocking their chairs but are never in sync with each other to emphasize their differences of opinion.

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