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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Thirty a Week (1918) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Thirty a Week (1918)

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Thirty a Week (1918)?
a.		In the mid-1940s, this was announced as a project for Joan Crawford and James Mason.
b.		This is a Lost film.
c.		This film is the final theatrical appearance for actress Janet Margolin, (prosecution lawyer) who died three years later from ovarian cancer.
d.		Reported to be R-rated during production, but end up editing down to PG-13 to make it accessible for a wider audience.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Thirty a Week (1918)?
a.		A very early Tallulah Bankhead appearance in a film. She was 16 years old. This film appears to be lost. However a still picture of Tallulah and Tom Moore is found on page 161 of Daniel Blums "Pictorial History of the Silent Film", circa 1953.
b.		The opening sequence was filmed from a helicopter. Although helicopters had been used in filming by 1947, mainly for aerial views or landscapes, this is one of the first times an action scene was filmed from the sky. The most difficult thing about it was to keep the actors in focus. It took them four takes; they eventually chose the second one.
c.		In the original script Mace would have slowly frozen to death, having become too weak to pull himself out of the coolant tank. Danny Boyle was impressed by the character and didnt think that alone could stop him, so the trapped leg was devised to seal his fate.
d.		The films Royal World Premiere was held on 6 June 1983 at Londons Odeon Leicester Square Theatre in the presence of British Royals Prince Charles and Princess Diana of England.