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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Terror of the Invisible Man (2001) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Terror of the Invisible Man (2001)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: The Terror of the Invisible Man (2001).

About the movie: A homicidal and vindictive scientist discovers the formula for invisiblity and sets out to take his revenge on his peers who mocked him.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Terror of the Invisible Man (2001)?
a.		In total, the film took 2 years and 10 months to make.
b.		This film was written in five minutes, shot in five hours, and edited in three hours.
c.		When Paris is helping the citizens of Troy escape, he hands Priams sword to a young man named Aeneas and tells him that as long as the sword is in the hands of a son of Troy, the Trojans will survive. This is an obvious reference to Virgil aka Publius Vergilius Maros epic poem, The Aeneid, which tells the story of a prince of Troy named Aeneas leading the survivors of Troy through a series of hardships before finally settling in Italy where his descendants where to found Rome 5 centuries later. However, Aeneas was the second greatest warrior the Trojans fielded during the war according to The Iliad, and was the son of Venus. These facts were also neglected in the movie and instead Aeneas was relegated to the role of a young boy. That boy should have been instead his son Julus, founder of the family of Gaius Julius Caesar.
d.		John Waynes Best Actor Oscar win was widely seen as a sentimental choice, more in recognition of his forty year career. His performance in this movie was dismissed by many critics as over-the-top and hammy.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Terror of the Invisible Man (2001)?
a.		The morning talk show hosts on the TV right before Mrs. Lundegaard are kidnapped were actual Minnesota morning talk show hosts for many years during the 80s and early 90s. They hosted a show called "Good Company".
b.		When Lily moves into Reggies apartment, you can see a framed picture of a hockey player on the apartment wall. The player is the St. Louis Blues Bobby Plager.
c.		This film was shot in its entirety twice. The first time it was shot on DV. Upon the insistence of friends and colleagues the film was made again, shot for shot, on 35mm. The original sound from the DV version was used on the 35mm version.
d.		When Dr Jones Sr. scares the "seagulls" to fly up and stop the plane, they are in fact pigeons, and not seagulls, as seagulls are not trainable. If you look closely you can also see that there are a number of cut out seagulls in the sand, which do not move as the others do.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Terror of the Invisible Man (2001)?
a.		A print of this film survives the Library of Congress.
b.		Herbert Bunston and May Beatty are in studio records/casting call lists as cast members, but they did not appear or were not identifiable in the movie.
c.		The inspiration for this film was a combination of the H. G. Wells book, "The Invisible Man" and the Kevin Bacon vehicle, Hollow Man
d.		During the swimming scene at the pool Julie Newmars character was supposed to be topless with a loincloth. In an interview Ms. Newmar stated that at the last minute she decided to do the scene nude and no-one, especially the male actors and crew, argued with her about the decision.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Terror of the Invisible Man (2001)?
a.		Peter Jackson owns a number of props from the original King Kong and put some of the items from his collection into this film. These items include Skull Island spears and a brightly painted shield (seen in the cabins of the Venture) and some of the drums from the sacrifice scene (in use during the jig scene).
b.		Eva Green was offered a role.
c.		The Laboratory set was in reality writer/co-director Adam Roffmans laundry room. You can see detergent bottles in the background, a washer and dryer behind the beakers, and the beakers are resting on an ironing board. The mini-van that strikes the first blow was owned and driven by co-director Wayne Kimball.
d.		Michael Craig received top / first billing, John Meillon received second billing, Robert Bettles received third billing and Eva Griffiths received fourth billing.