Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Young Lovers (1964) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Young Lovers (1964) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: The Young Lovers (1964).

About the movie: The young art student Eddie wants to live a life without troubles or responsibilities. He meets Pam and they fall in love...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Young Lovers (1964)?
a.		This was one of the last films produced for RKO. By the time it was completed, RKO had ceased production and distribution. It was released through Warner Brothers.
b.		One of Alices ships at the end is named the "Wonder," an allusion to Disney Cruise Lines "Wonder" ship.
c.		In his autobiography Peter Fonda says he wanted Katharine Ross for the role of Pam.
d.		The "Video Nasties" featured in TV Face are based upon the original "Video Nasties" banned by Britains Video Recordings Act 1984.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: The Young Lovers (1964)?
a.		The giant leeches are played by actors in sack-like suits made of thin black plastic and complete with fake "suckers" sewn on.
b.		Lowell Cunninghams comic The Men in Black was much darker and dryer than the family-oriented sci-fi comedy this film adaptation was. In the comics, the MiB survey not only extraterrestrial activity, but paranormal and supernatural activity on earth as well. They are allowed to maintain secrecy by any means necessary (including elimination); they also had a secret agenda: to manipulate and reshape the world in their own image by keeping the supernatural hidden. The comics basic plot was of MiB Agent X going on the run and trying to keep from getting eliminated.
c.		Malachi Thrones movie debut.
d.		In the "Lake Arrowhead" scene, the body of water used is actually not even in California. It was shot along the Delaware River water front in Bristol, PA. Director Christopher OBrien was contemplating flying to California to capture it, but at the last minute Associate Producer Gil Bratcher thought the location in Bristol would be perfect. It ended up being 3 miles from where OBrien was living at the time.

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