Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Torpedo Run (1958) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Torpedo Run (1958) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Torpedo Run (1958).

About the movie: A submarine commander is forced to blow up a Japanese ship with prisoners.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Torpedo Run (1958)?
a.		The scene where Zukovsky (Robbie Coltrane) is splashing around in a pool of his own caviar was filmed on Coltranes birthday.
b.		Vincent Cassel had originally been cast as William Eden but left the production after three weeks due to "creative differences". He has been replaced by Benno Fürmann.
c.		This movie represents one of a select group of a few World War II submarine movies which have won the one single Academy Award in a technical category, thats just only the one Oscar in either special effects or sound editing. These movies include Crash Dive; The Enemy Below; Torpedo Run and U-571. The non-WW II sub-movie, The Hunt for Red October also won just the one Oscar as did the WW 2 part sub-movie 49th Parallel, but for Best Original Story.
d.		The bantha seen being mounted by tusken raiders after they spot Luke Skywalkers speeder, was actually an Asian elephant dressed in a costume of fur and fake horns. Filming the scene proved difficult, because the elephant was not accustomed to the extreme heat of Death Valley, and kept removing the costume.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Torpedo Run (1958)?
a.		The ventriloquist teacher in the classroom scene (Alan Semok) designed and built the films title character and also played teacher in real life as Adrien Brodys personal trainer, teaching Brody ventriloquism and puppet manipulation in a three week crash course during preproduction.
b.		In Nov. 1958, MGM distributed this film on a double bill with Fiend Without a Face as the second feature.
c.		Reels 1 and 2 of this 5 reel film survive in the Library of congress, the rest of the film is presumed to be lost.
d.		Cary Grant, a dear friend of Ingrid Bergman, accepted her Anastasia Oscar at the 29th Annual Academy Awards (1957).

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