Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Two Tickets to Broadway (1951) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Two Tickets to Broadway (1951) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Two Tickets to Broadway (1951).

About the movie: Nancy Peterson and her friends wants to get a spot on Bob Crosby's TV show, but their agent has linked them.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Two Tickets to Broadway (1951)?
a.		The roles played by Charles Dale and Joe Smith were orginally intended for Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, who had to drop out of the film due to an illness contracted by Laurel while filming Atoll K.
b.		The story for the musical Annie is an original one, as nothing from the original comic strip could have been used in the musical. The story written for the musical caused some confusion as to what Annies origin in the original comic strip was, as the storybooks that came out at the time of the movies premiere are all sequels to the plot of the film.
c.		In the airport scene, where limo drivers hold up signs with the names of people theyre waiting for, one sign reads "S Blumberg." This is the name of the writer of the film, Stuart Blumberg.
d.		James Cameron had a Spider-Man picture in mind early on in his career. In the early 1990s, Carolco Pictures hired him to write and direct a Spider-Man motion picture. While he originally wrote Doctor Octopus as the lone villain and had Arnold Schwarzenegger in mind for the role of Doc Ock, Cameron later wrote a new draft that featured Peter Parker as a high school senior in love with Mary Jane Watson and Spider-Man would fight two villains, Electro and Sandman. However, Electro was changed from electrical lineman Max Dillon to billionaire businessman Carlton Strand and Sandman was changed from crook Flint Marko to Strands hired henchman, Boyd. Cameron had intended to cast Michael Biehn as Peter Parker. This is foreshadowed in earlier Cameron movies featuring Michael Biehn when his character gets bit on the hand in The Terminator, Aliens, and The Abyss. This is a reference to the radioactive spider that bit Peter Parkers hand. However, the director couldnt make his Spider-Man movie when Carolco went bankrupt and soon after the movie rights to Spider-Man went into limbo for several years.

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