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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : This Side of Heaven (1934) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : This Side of Heaven (1934)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: This Side of Heaven (1934).

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: This Side of Heaven (1934)?
a.		Scenes from the film Another Language is shown in the movie theater that Hal and Peggy attend, but the AFI Catalogue reports that these are probably outtakes.
b.		Kip Pardue was to play Leelee Sobieskis love interest, but his character was deleted.
c.		Script was discovered by the BlueCat Screenplay Competition in 2005, going on to win the top prize. Within days, BlueCat sent screenplay to producer Peter Morgan to read.
d.		Mrs. Danvers is hardly ever seen walking; she seems to glide. Alfred Hitchcock wanted her to be seen solely from Joan Fontaines characters anxious point of view, and this effect tied in with her fear about Mrs. Danvers appearing anytime unexpectedly.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: This Side of Heaven (1934)?
a.		Paul Stanton (Doctor) and Anne Shirley (Flower Girl) are in studio records/casting call lists for their roles, but are never seen. Shirley (on the books as Dawn ODay) is out of frame in her scene.
b.		The meaning and relevance of this movies Gung Ho title is that the literary origins of the phrase "Gung Ho" are that it is Chinese expression which is defined in the film as meaning "To Work in Harmony", "Gung" translating as "to work" and "Ho" translating as "harmony".
c.		Legend has it that Marlon Brando ripped 52 pairs of trousers due to his overeating.
d.		There are numerous references to other horror movies and/or people connected with them. Included are when Megan Garris (Jennifer Cooke) references a Cunningham Road, which is a reference to Sean Cunningham, director of Friday the 13th and creator of the series; Tommy Jarvis (Thom Matthews) mentions a grocery store called Karloffs; an homage to famous horror actor, Boris Karloff; Sheriff Michael Garris (David Kagen) mentions a town called Carpenter, a reference to filmmaker John Carpenter, director of Halloween and creator of that series. The name Sissy could be a reference to Sissy Spacek, who starred in the Stephen King horror film Carrie. Also the little girl, Nancy, seeing a monster in her dreams is a reference to A Nightmare on Elm Street.