Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Two Tickets to Paris (1962) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Two Tickets to Paris (1962) 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 Paris (1962).

About the movie: In this musical, fairly light movie, two young people, Joey and Piper are in love. They embark on a cruise to Paris to get married...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Two Tickets to Paris (1962)?
a.		Actress Juliet Anderson wore a wig in Taboo to hide her trademark boyish haircut. In real life Anderson swam every day and didnt want the nuisance of longer hair.
b.		A doctor was assigned to the unit in Mexico and one night he had to attend to John Huston, who had an adverse reaction to marijuana, having smoked it for the first time with his father. He never touched the stuff again.
c.		Michael Conrads movie debut.
d.		When Gary Crosby appeared on Match Game 77 as a guest panelist, show regular Charles Nelson Reilly surprised him with a framed copy of the poster for this film in which they both co-starred.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Two Tickets to Paris (1962)?
a.		Sigrid Valdis film debut.
b.		The first film of Maurice Roëves.
c.		The drive-in theatre in the end of the movie is Bengies Drive In which is still in service and has been threatened to be shut down for almost 10 years but still keeps its business
d.		This movie was basically made because of remake rights owned by Kevin McClory relating to Thunderball. According to the 20-26/10/1997 edition of the trade paper Variety, characters and situations which McClory claimed he owned included: SPECTRE and its octopus signia; characters Ernst Stavro Blofeld, Domino Smith, Fatima Blush and Fiona Volpe; James Bond up against the hijack of an A-bomb; James Bond fighting Sicilian Mafia; the Shrublands Health Clinic; Bahamas location; a yacht with a hidden hydrofoil and the rocket-firing motorbike. EON Productions owned the James Bond theme and logo plus a considerable number of characters and situations. Elements that were shared by both parties included James Bond, casino gambling, M, Q, Miss Moneypenny, Felix Leiter and the Aston Martin DB5. Interestingly of the latter, this vehicle did not appear in this movie whereas it did in Thunderball. Further, despite the claims, the Bahamas was still a location in Casino Royale.

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