Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : They Met in Argentina (1941) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : They Met in Argentina (1941) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: They Met in Argentina (1941).

About the movie: A Texas oil millionaire, after failing to secure oil lands in Argentina, seeks out a famous race horse in Buenos Aires and order his representative to buy the nag at any price...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: They Met in Argentina (1941)?
a.		This is the second war movie directed by Bruce Beresford. His first was Breaker Morant.
b.		The Kid says he has been flying for 22 years. The year of this picture is 1939. That would mean he started flying in 1917, probably with the Army Air Corps. Cary Grants leather jacket has an Indian head insignia on the front and on the back. It appears to be from the 103rd Aero Squadron.
c.		After the release of The Abyss (featuring the infamous pseudo-pod scene), James Cameron felt he was ready to start working on this film. However, he knew that half of the films rights was owned by Hemdale (producer of The Terminator) - ultimately went bankrupt - and the lack of funding prevented him from working. While working on Total Recall with Mario Kassar and Andrew G. Vajna, Arnold Schwarzenegger learned of Camerons intention to work on the film and it was him who urged Kassar and Vajna to buy the rights from Hemdale. Finally, they bought it in February 1990 and Cameron would only start work the following month.
d.		Jack Hively took over as director for Leslie Goodwins while he was hospitalized with pneumonia.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: They Met in Argentina (1941)?
a.		RKO was forced by the Argentine government to add footage with popular Argentine star Alberto Vila before agreeing to its release in that country.
b.		This film was the featured movie in the 2008 live show tour of "Cinematic Titanic", featuring "riffing" by alumni of Mystery Science Theater 3000. An in-studio version of their performance was later released on DVD.
c.		Producer Mark Hellinger, who narrates the movie, died of a heart attack before the film was released into theaters. Following Hellingers death, executives at Universal Studios were ready to scrap the movie. They had no idea how to market it, and feared it would be a box office failure. But Hellingers family reminded the studio that Hellingers contract for the film included a "guarantee of release" clause from Universal. Having no choice, Universal released the film in theaters, and were surprised when it became a hit, and received two Oscars.
d.		Robert Redford was in contact with Woodward and Bernstein before their book had been written, and encouraged them to write more about how they conducted their investigation and less about the events they were reporting. (Vanity Fair article, 04/2011.)

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