Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Truckin' Man (1975) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Truckin' Man (1975) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Truckin' Man (1975).

About the movie: A young man takes up truck-driving to investigate his trucker father's suspicious death.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Truckin' Man (1975)?
a.		Richard Harris was originally cast as Flap but was replaced shortly after filming began by Anthony Quinn because of "creative differences".
b.		This film, shot in 3 weeks (of November 1974) in Florence, South Carolina, was originally titled "Truckin Man" and was shown under that title during the first 6 months of its theatrical release. The distributor thought a change to "Truckers Woman" would increase the box office.
c.		Besides the hotel fire the production almost had another fire problem as there was a brush fire in the gorge working its way up to the Stonehenge monument. It stopped the day before filming and only feet away from the monument.
d.		Fred Astaire cut his shins and ankles on the broken glass generated during "One for My Baby."

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Truckin' Man (1975)?
a.		Throughout Scream 3 the actors of _Stab 3_, the movie-within-the-movie, complain about rewrites and three different scripts. The complaints actually originated with the actual cast of Scream 3, because of frequent rewrites and three different endings.
b.		In 1975, this film was distributed as "Truckin Man" on a double bill with Hot Summer in Barefoot County.
c.		Warner Brothers originally wanted Diahann Carroll for the role of Lisa.
d.		Brad Pitt was originally signed on to play the role of Billy Hannan, but after his engagement to Gwyneth Paltrow was called off, he dropped out of the movie. This also cause filming to be delayed from its original start date of September 1997.

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