Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Ramrodder (1969) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Ramrodder (1969) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: The Ramrodder (1969).

About the movie: Cowboy marries an Indian princess and is accepted by the tribe until he is framed for a rape/murder.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Ramrodder (1969)?
a.		Myra is seen working a con at the offices of Coe, Stark, Fellowes & Associates. Tucker Coe and Richard Stark are two pseudonyms used by screenwriter and novelist Donald E. Westlake.
b.		The Tallmantz Phoenix P-1 was designed by Otto Timm and built by Tallmantz Aviation Inc. for the film. It had the following characteristics: Length: 45 Wingspan: 42 Engine: a like-new Pratt & Whitney R-1340 nine cylinder radial engine of 650 hp, taken from a T-6, as were the wheels and various other parts. Wings: wing panels taken from a T-11 (civilian conversion of an AT-11 which is a Beechcraft 18 type ) The apparent wing, tail, and undercarriage wire bracing was made out of clothesline, and was intentionally made to look flimsy. The fuselage and empennage were all hand-built from scratch - plywood over a wood frame. The cockpit was shallow and makeshift. The pilot sat down. Another person stood behind the pilot and was strapped to a stringer.
c.		One of the attendees at the films Los Angeles premiere was Patrick Tatopoulos, the creature designer and supervisor for Godzilla. Tatopoulos said that he felt honored that the creature he designed was featured, albeit in a rather inglorious role, in an official Toho Godzilla film.
d.		Filmed at Spahns Movie Ranch near Chatsworth, CA, in late 1968. The ranch was used for occasional filming of TV westerns like Bonanza and The Lone Ranger, as well as for David O. Selznicks western Duel in the Sun. However, with the decline of westerns in general, owner George Spahn decided to allow a group of misfit hippies to reside there temporarily in the spring of 1968 in exchange for minor upkeep of the ranch. This was shortly before filming of this movie took place. The group called themselves "The Family" and were led by Charles Manson and two of their members, Catherine Share and Bobby Beausoleil - who was later convicted of murdering a ranch hand employed by Spahn - appear in this film.

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