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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Trent's Last Case (1929) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Trent's Last Case (1929)

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Trent's Last Case (1929)?
a.		The movies line "Take your stinking paws off me, you damned dirty ape." was voted as the #66 movie quote by the American Film Institute (out of 100).
b.		Although Joan Crawford is one of the few "Old Hollywood" stars who doesnt make a guest cameo appearance in the film proper, she can be clearly spotted as a chorus girl sitting at a makeup table during old film clip used under opening credits in the section headed by the name of William Demarest.
c.		This film was in production when most of the films of the period were being shot in sound, but Fox did not secure the sound rights for the film and allowed it to be shot as a silent picture. Director Howard Hawks claimed that Fox decided this film was going to be a dud and gave him a shoestring budget, so he decided to "have a little fun" with the production.
d.		According to the Fox Sports graphic displayed at the beginning of the game, Billy Chapels stats for the year (coming into the game) are as follows: 8 Wins, 11 Losses, 30 Games Played, 30 Games Started, 2 Complete Games, 1 Shutout (Meaning in one other game he pitched a full 9 Innings without allowing an opposing run), 211 Innings Pitched, 98 Walks Allowed, and 111 Strike Outs.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Trent's Last Case (1929)?
a.		Kurt Russell can be seen in the background, eating through the diner scene.
b.		Dionne Warwicks Scepter rerecording of the movie theme would peak at number two on "Billboard"s Hot 100 chart in February 1968. Dionnes 45 held the second slot for a month. Without Miss Warwicks presence, the soundtrack album, released by 20th Century Fox Records, entered the "Billboard" pop albums list in January 1968, and the LP then climbed to eighth place.
c.		This film was thought to be lost until over 40 years later when a copy was found among a cache of early Fox films. It was presented at a Howard Hawks retrospective in the mid-70s and when Hawks found it was on the playlist he asked out loud, "You really arent going to play this, are you?" Midway during the showing of the film Hawks walked up to the projection room and demanded the projectionist destroy the print of the film.
d.		The film was originally titled "The Frog Princess". Disney changed several key elements to the film after receiving numerous complaints of racial insensitivity. Besides retitling the picture to avoid the implication that the first African-American Disney princess was somehow ugly or animal, the lead characters name changed from Maddy to Tiana since "Maddy" sounded too much like "Mammy". A subplot about her working as a maid was also dropped to avoid negative stereotypes.