Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Truck Turner (1974) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Truck Turner (1974) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Truck Turner (1974).

About the movie: Truck is a bounty hunter who gets a job to track down a guy named Gator. When he and his partner find him...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Truck Turner (1974)?
a.		This film was Nichelle Nichols only entry into the blaxploitation genre. She declined all offers into other blaxploitation films only to concentrate on the science fiction convention appearances - especially Star Trek conventions and later as a recruiter for NASA.
b.		During the filming of one scene the controls for the animatronic Anaconda shorted out, causing it to completely lose control. Some of the footage is included in the movie.
c.		Due to the dark imagery from the shadow-animation, this movie is a favorite for Midnight Movie shows around the world, whose primary market are teenagers.
d.		During film, Jack Black got a black eye from accidentally hitting his head on a metal chair.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Truck Turner (1974)?
a.		Originally developed as a film for actor Robert Mitchum. After Mitchum, James Coburn was attached to star as Truck Turner, but that fell through as well. Having already invested in the script, American International Pictures decided to turn it into an "urban picture" and cast a black actor. Dick Anthony Williams, best know for his work in The Mack and Slaughters Big Rip-Off was initially cast, but was quickly replaced by Isaac Hayes, who wanted to get into acting. It was also felt that Hayes had a bigger name draw than Williams.
b.		This film was shot entirely in exact chronological order, except for the last scene which takes place at dawn. Roman Polanski chose to shoot at sunset because lighting for the set was better, so he shot the sequence backwards (i.e. last scene when the sun comes up, was shot first as the sun was actually going down, etc.)
c.		This was Skeltons last film for MGM. He had been under contract with the studio since 1940.
d.		Franks name in real life was Joseph Majczek. After being released from prison in 1945, he worked as an insurance agent in Chicago. For his wrongful imprisonment, the State of Illinois awarded him $24,000, which Majczek gave to his mother Tillie. Majczek eventually remarried his wife with whom he had divorced while he was in prison. His last years were spent in a mental institution; he died in 1983.

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