Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Ultimate Guide to Flight (2010) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Ultimate Guide to Flight (2010) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Ultimate Guide to Flight (2010).

About the movie: A park is life. Life is a game. Today the game is disc-golf. In a society which takes nature and does what it needs with it...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Ultimate Guide to Flight (2010)?
a.		The movie shows Hughie Fullerton and Ring Lardner working together and separately during the games (while they are doing the reporting) to mark down any fishy plays or players. In actuality, it was Christy Mathewson working with Hughie Fullerton on this.
b.		The cast was all from Austin, TX.
c.		According to the films credits, Matthew Bruch, who played the lead role of "Nick Miller", also served as the films stunt coordinator.
d.		About 70% of the movie was actually filmed in Africa.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Ultimate Guide to Flight (2010)?
a.		Alex Cox turned down directorial duties to make Straight to Hell.
b.		Martin Sheen and Dean Stockwell auditioned for the role of Michael Corleone. Oscar-winner Rod Steiger campaigned hard for the role of Michael, even though he was too old for the part. Warren Beatty, Jack Nicholson, and Dustin Hoffman were all offered the part of Michael Corleone, but all refused. (Beatty was also offered directing and producing duties.) Suggestions of Alain Delon and Burt Reynolds were rejected by Francis Ford Coppola. Paramount production chief Robert Evans wanted Robert Redford to be cast in the part, but Coppola demurred as he was too WASPy. Evans explained that Redford could fit the role as he could be perceived as "northern Italian". Evans eventually lost the struggle over the actor he derided as "The Midget". The Irish-American Ryan ONeal then became the front-runner for the part, though it eventually devolved onto James Caan. Before being cast as Michael, Al Pacino was committed to starring in The Gang That Couldnt Shoot Straight. Coppola, in a 2003 "Cigar Aficionado" interview, said that Paramount pulled some strings and managed to get Pacino released. The Paramount brass, particularly Evans, were adamantly opposed to casting Pacino, who did poorly in screen tests, until they saw his excellent performance in The Panic in Needle Park. Caan went back to his original role of Sonny when Pacino came on board. Robert De Niro tested for both Michael and Sonny and was almost cast as Carlo before being cast as Paulie. Then, De Niro was offered Pacinos former role in "Gang". With Coppolas blessing, De Niro backed out to take the part. This, in turn, enabled De Niro to star as a young Vito in the sequel, which won him an Oscar and made his career.
c.		Director John Huston lost control of this picture when, over his objections, his bosses at MGM recut it, editing out over 20 minutes. Whole scenes, including one featuring Royal Dano, were discarded. Huston did not waste any time fighting over it, as he was focused on the pre-production of his next picture, The African Queen. Lillian Ross wrote about the trials of producing "The Red Badge of Courage" in her book "Picture".
d.		Shot entirely over five days. It was extremely cold during filming.

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