Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Three Secrets (1950) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Three Secrets (1950) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Three Secrets (1950).

About the movie: A five-year-old boy is the sole survivor of a devastating plane crash in the mountains of California...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Three Secrets (1950)?
a.		Due to the crudity of special effects at the time (and the incredibly high cost of portraying it convincingly) all images of Superman in flight were animated in a manner similar to the way Superman flew in the Fleischer studios cartoons of the early 1940s. Sometimes animated images were even superimposed onto live action shots.
b.		In the films early stages of production, James Gandolfini was considered for the voice of Don Lino, Christopher Walken was considered for the voice of Luca the Octopus and Sacha Baron Cohen was considered for one of the Jellyfish.
c.		Bette Davis admitted later on that Joseph L. Mankiewiczs casting her in this movie saved her career from oblivion after a series of unsuccessful movies. She said in a 1983 interview, "He resurrected me from the dead."
d.		Referenced in "The Carol Burnett Show" (September 13, 1975.) In the opening of a FAMILY skit, Mama (Vicki Lawrence) is watching this movie on television when Eunice (Carol Burnett) visits, worried about Ed (Harvey Korman) spending time at a local massage parlor. Mama is more interested in finding out which mothers child is trapped on the mountain than in Eunices troubles. Finally, after Mama relays the plot in some detail, an exasperated Eunice blurts out "Its Ruth Roman!"

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Three Secrets (1950)?
a.		John Leguizamo wanted the part of Vinny but was offered the role of Johnny instead. Director Joseph B. Vasquez had promised the role of Johnny to his best friend but the studio preferred Leguizamo.
b.		Roger Corman: Corporate executive.
c.		When the toon train hits the Dip Machine, each window of the train shows a murder or death taking place (if viewed frame-by-frame).
d.		Final film of Billy Bevan.

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