Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Through the Fire (1988) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Through the Fire (1988) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Through the Fire (1988).

About the movie: A young woman asks a policeman to help her find her missing sister. They find a medallion, sought after by some worshipers of demon Moloch, a beast that may be invoked and wreaks havoc, but can only be stopped with the amulet.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Through the Fire (1988)?
a.		"On the Road" author Jack Kerouac was disturbed that his friend, author John Clellon Holmes, managed to get his "Beat Generation" novel "Go" into print before his own was published ("Go", in which Kerouac is a main character, was published in 1952, while "On the Road" was not published until 1957). Kerouac was worried that Holmes was plagiarizing him, although Holmes was careful to credit Kerouac with creating the term "Beat" for their generation, and much of the material was common amongst them and other writers of their circle, such as Allen Ginsberg. Ironically, producer Albert Zugsmith outfoxed Kerouac by copyrighting the term "The Beat Generation", which he used as the title of this egregious exploitation film, which was released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in 1959. A year later, M.G.M. released a film of Kerouacs novel "The Subterraneans", made by with top talent: It proved to be a major disappointment as it grossly misrepresented the scene (as well as Kerouacs novel). Ironically, "The Subterraneans" probably is the premier contemporary movie about the Beats, as so few "Beat" movies were made ("On the Road" has never been filmed), the phenomenon occurring during a time of strict screen censorship in the United States. By the time censorship was lifted in 1967, the Beats had been supplanted by the Hippies.
b.		The video title comes from the film "Paura nella città dei morti viventi", which was released in America in 1983 as "The Gates of Hell".
c.		Meryl Streep wrote her own courtroom speech upon writer-director Robert Bentons suggestion, after she told him she wasnt satisfied with the way it was originally written.
d.		Vince Neil filmed a deleted scene as a rock star protected by Hightower while trying to make his way out of a packed hotel lobby. Hightower pulls out the rug from underneath the mob of people, causing them to fall down the stairs, as Hightower and Vince continue their exit uninterrupted.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Through the Fire (1988)?
a.		The watches, which Jamie Foxx (Ricardo Tubbs) wears, are a "Portuguese Chrono-Automatic" and an "Aquatimer Split Minute Chronograph" from the swiss watch manufacturer IWC (International Watch Company).
b.		Dedicated to the late Italian director Lucio Fulci.
c.		Filmed in 1944, but not released until 1948.
d.		The secret production name for the movie was originally "York Square".

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