Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Mystery of the Riverboat (1944) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Mystery of the Riverboat (1944) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: The Mystery of the Riverboat (1944).

About the movie: "The Mystery of the Riverboat" while ending each chapter with a cliffhanger is more episodic...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Mystery of the Riverboat (1944)?
a.		Chapter Titles: 1) The Tragic Crash 2) The Phantom Killer 3) The Flaming Inferno 4) The Brink of Doom 5) The Highway of Peril 6) The Fatal Plunge 7) Toll of the Storm 8) The Break in the Levee 9) Trapped in the Quicksands 10) Flaming Havoc 11) Electrocuted 12) Risking Death 13) The Boomerang
b.		John Landis initially wanted to keep the werewolfs screen time to a minimum, having it only appear in a couple scenes, just enough to give an impression of something huge and ferocious. The long shot of the werewolf cornering Gerald Bringsley on the Underground escalator was an example of this. Landis decision to show the werewolf as much as it was shown was based on the fact that Landis loved Rick Bakers design of the monster.
c.		On the highway, Christine makes a remark about the possibilty of KISS producing a disco song. The boys laugh it off, but in fact, the year after which the movie takes place (1978) , KISS did indeed come out with a hit disco song - "I Was Made For Lovin You". Christines remark is a joke pertaining to the song.
d.		The house belonging to James Woods character Quentin was owned by Phil Kaufman, road manager for Gram Parsons at the time of his death. Kaufmans subsequent actions became the basis for the film Grand Theft Parsons. Night Moves cast and crew were shooting at the house the day the police came to question Kaufman, and as they were taking him away, Arthur Penn turned to Gene Hackman and said, "Man, were shooting the wrong movie".

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