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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : U.S. Marshals (1998) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : U.S. Marshals (1998) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : U.S. Marshals (1998)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: U.S. Marshals (1998).

About the movie: US Marshal Samuel Gerard (Jones) and his team of Marshals are assigned to track down Sheridan (Snipes), a murderer and robber.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: U.S. Marshals (1998)?
a.		Buster Keaton was originally cast in the role of Chicken Feather, and had played a similar character in a previous BEACH PARTY entry, "Pajama Party", but died in February 1966, and was replaced by Benny Rubin. Bobbi Shaw was also set to work with Keaton again, as she had before in "Beach Blanket Bingo."
b.		The cemetery scene, which is clearly set in New York in the film, and is also referred to as "Queens Hill Cemetery" by Gerard (Tommy Lee Jones) on his radio, is actually Bohemian Cemetery in Chicago.
c.		Director/Screenwriter Trademark: Jefferson Moore As was the case with his two previous films, La Sposa (2004) and The Perfect Stranger (2005), Another Perfect Stranger is also set in the city of Chicago - Moores "adopted hometown".
d.		The scene where Dick Grayson sorts and dries his laundry using kung-fu moves was taken shot-by-shot from a similar scene in the Hong Kong film Yong zhe wu ju (aka "Dreadnaught").

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: U.S. Marshals (1998)?
a.		Jason Benjamin makes another, uncredited appearance in the movie during the scene where Peter watches the old tee-ball tape. The actual home video of Brooks tee-ball team shows his real father as the coach as well as his older brother, Jason Benjamin (Roid). Jason can be seen standing next to his father on the field and frequently acted as assistant coach during the years he and Brooks father coached little league baseball.
b.		The building number for the gun store is 14329 this is also the house number of Sarah Anne Connor, the first victim.
c.		In the original script, Sam Gerard (Tommy Lee Jones) was introduced dressed up as a priest. Director Stuart Baird and costume designer Louise Frogley didnt find this interesting enough, so they came up with the idea of the chicken outfit.
d.		A sex scene with Mark Ruffalo and Kirsten Dunst was shot but was cut due to length.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: U.S. Marshals (1998)?
a.		Intended as Frances Farmers comeback after a sixteen-year absence. She never made another film.
b.		The scenes of the fuselage in the water were shot in the Ohio River, Illinois, whilst all the interiors of the plan were shot on stage in Chicago, with the fuselage rigged to a complex gimbal system so as to simulate the jolting motion of the crash. For the scenes where the plane is upside-down and sinking into the water, the scene was shot in the real upside-down fuselage, which could be submerged in a tank.
c.		Two dream sequences for this film were made in the 2-color Technicolor process. This was the first commercially released color footage to be lit with artificial light.
d.		During the filming of the first scene, many of the neighbors were protesting the film because they believed it to be a pornographic film.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: U.S. Marshals (1998)?
a.		Dick Beebe wrote an uncredited draft of the script.
b.		The script contains an expression that was very common in the USA up until about the 1950s that by todays standards is absolutely unbelievable and (thankfully) would never be used today. In the first scene, when Alice tells Cary Grants character that "Mr. Peabody may possibly donate a million dollars to the museum", he responds "A million dollars? Say, thats pretty WHITE of Mr. Peabody, isnt it?"
c.		Studio publicity in 1941 claimed that Ronald Reagan and Ann Sheridan were scheduled to appear in this film, and Dennis Morgan is mentioned as the third lead. This was never the case, however, and the false story was planted, either by a studio publicist or a press agent for the three other actors, to keep their names in the press. Meanwhile George Raft was angling for the part with Jack L. Warner, but Hal B. Wallis had been assigned to search for what would be Humphrey Bogarts next starring role. He wrote to Warner that he had found the next movie for Bogart and the role was perfect for him. Nobody else was ever considered for the part.
d.		When Will (Matt Damon) and Sean (Robin Williams) meet for the first time in Seans office, Will recommends that Sean read Howard Zinns "Peoples History of the United States". As a boy, Matt Damon was Zinns neighbor and provided the voice for the CD recording of that book.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: U.S. Marshals (1998)?
a.		The pilot of the 727 is played by Steve King, a real life pilot.
b.		The story is loosely based on the college experience of writer/director Todd Sklar.
c.		In the hot springs, when Guido is confiding to the cardinal, the cardinal promptly announces his admiration for the Charlie Chaplin. This is a reference to a song which was cut called "Not Since Charlie Chaplin".
d.		Arthur Roberts wore his own clothes.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: U.S. Marshals (1998)?
a.		For shooting the scenes on the plane, director Stuart Baird and production designer Maher Ahmad looked at real prisoner transfer planes but were disappointed to find that they looked just like regular planes. As such, they came up with the design of the plane seen in the film - the feet restraints, the cage door, the mechanical locking system, the open toilet etc.
b.		This film was presumed lost until an incomplete print was discovered, which exists in the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences film archive. The final reel is still believed lost.
c.		Deep Roys eyes were digitally replaced with "eyestalks" to give Keenser a more "alien" appearance.
d.		The set for the Helms Deep battle scene was built on location in New Zealand over a period of seven months.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: U.S. Marshals (1998)?
a.		For shooting the scene of the airplane crash, the production leased a real Boeing 727 from a Vegas casino owner, purchased two fuselages for the post-crash scenes and built a 1,000 pound model for the actual moment of impact. The scene of the crash was shot on a miniature road 1,200 feet long, with the 1000-pound model plane moving at 60 miles per hour. Because it was a one shot only situation, it was filmed by 9 cameras. The sequence was primarily directed by visual effects supervisor Peter Donen, and in total, the entire scene took 75 people 6 months to bring it all together.
b.		Real horses were recorded for all the audio. At no time were any human vocalizations used for the horse characters.
c.		After D.W. Griffiths death, Donald Crisp claimed to have personally directed the battlefield sequences. Historians dismiss this claim as total nonsense, as Griffith did not delegate second units but directed every scene himself. Crisp may or may not have been one of the dozen or so assistant directors who were sent into the action to help maneuver the extras.
d.		At the start of the opening credits, Henry Mancini hands his conductors baton over to the Pink Panther. In reality, he handed the baton to Geoffrey Edwards, with the Pink Panther being rotoscoped over Edwards in post-production.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: U.S. Marshals (1998)?
a.		Winona Ryders debut film.
b.		Ang Lee recounted in several interviews that when Michelle Williams needed to film the scene in which her character is devastated to discover that her husband is involved with another man, she urged Heath Ledger (her off-screen, as well as on-screen, love interest) and Jake Gyllenhaal to intensify their kissing.
c.		Mark Hamill plays Bluntman & Chronics villain, Cockknocker. Bluntman & Chronic is a reference to Batman & Robin, especially when Cockknocker calls Bluntman, Hemp Knight (a play on Dark Knight). Mark Hamill provided the voice of Batmans villain The Joker in the animated television series.
d.		In the bar scene at the beginning of the movie, the U.S. Marshal crew is watching themselves on TV. The reporter throws it back to "Lester", better known now as NBCs Lester Holt who was at that time the anchor at Chicagos WBBM. Lester Holt was also in the The Fugitive, the movie that this is a sequel to.

9.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: U.S. Marshals (1998)?
a.		The jet plane that was crashed in U.S. Marshals is now located in a flooded rock quarry near Mermet, Illinois. The quarry is a dive park for scuba divers.
b.		Christopher Walken was originally supposed to receive $17,000 for his role as Nick, but his salary was raised to $25,000 because filming took longer than was originally planned.
c.		The only Die Hard movie to take place over the course of more than one day.
d.		There were actually two dogs used to play the lead. Wildfire was used for close-ups and non-action shots, and a double was used to perform the tricks.

10.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: U.S. Marshals (1998)?
a.		Script was a PAGE Intl Comedy Finalist, Write.com Finalist, and Bluecat Semi-Finalist.
b.		Interestingly, co-writers Damian Shannon and Mark Swift were involved with both the conclusion of the old Friday The 13th series and the start of the new one. Indeed, their first produced script (this is their second) was that of Freddy vs. Jason, the last installment in both the original Friday The 13th and A Nightmare On Elm Street series (even though Jason X takes place later).
c.		Special Agent John Royces "sissy nickel pistol" is a Taurus PT945 .45 caliber handgun.
d.		The film utilizes an oft-used storyline of the war movie genre which has two soldiers in love with the same girl.

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