Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Spirit of Notre Dame (1931) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Spirit of Notre Dame (1931) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: The Spirit of Notre Dame (1931).

About the movie: Story of two friends who play football, one of whom is a self-centered quarterback who thinks he's the only man on the team.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Spirit of Notre Dame (1931)?
a.		Burt Reynolds apparently did the first days shooting as Jack Horner using an Irish accent. By the next day, he was back to sounding like himself.
b.		Producer Oren Koules owns the Tampa Bay Lightning hockey team. Goalies Olaf Kolzig and Mike Smith wore Saw-themed masks for two weeks when the movie opened. The masks were then auctioned off.
c.		Foley appealed to George Clooney because as a boy, his heroes in crime films were always the bank robbers. He liked "the Cagneys and the Bogarts and Steve McQueen. The guys who were kind of bad who you rooted for. And when I read this I thought this guy is robbing a bank but you really want him to get away with it."
d.		Knute Rockne died in plane crash while flying to the West Coast to serve as a technical adviser for the production of this film.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Spirit of Notre Dame (1931)?
a.		In accordance with the films strong political theme, the official Internet site used a grassroots pre-publicity marketing strategy. Users on the site, dubbed "American Carolers", could make use of online tools to email friends about the film, network with other fans, etc. Points were given based on participation, and prizes (tickets, posters, etc) were awarded to the highest scorers. The names of the top 16 "Carolers" are on the DVD, in the Bonus Features under "Special Thanks".
b.		In order to get the background skies looking suitably stormy, the truck cab sequences had to be flooded with high-intensity lighting for contrast. As a result, Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton suffered minor retinal burns through much of the filming.
c.		Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale had originally developed the script for Universal, but when that studio passed on it they took it to Columbia Pictures, which was the co-production company of 1941, which Zmeckis and Gale had written. Columbia head Frank Price loved the script and quickly greenlit the film. Steven Spielberg, who was directing "1941" at the time, would go on to executive-produce this film.
d.		The role of "Truck McCall," played by Andy Devine, was based on Notre Dame football player George Gipp ("The Gipper").

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