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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : University Heights (2004) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : University Heights (2004)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: University Heights (2004).

About the movie: A tale of drugs, relationships, sexuality, racism, and deceit, "University Heights" grasps the everyday struggles of humanity - finding yourself.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: University Heights (2004)?
a.		It was shot in 16 days, primarily in February and March. Most shoots took place on weekends.
b.		Both Kate Beckinsale and Alex OLoughlin played vampires: Kate in Underworld and Alex in Moonlight.
c.		The director, Kenneth Hawks, was one of the ten killed in the midair collision during retakes. He was the brother of Howard Hawks.
d.		Count Olafs car is a 1960 Chrysler Imperial Limo.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: University Heights (2004)?
a.		Don Ameche and Cesar Romero were approached for cameo roles but were unavailable (they are still sometimes wrongly credited as having appeared in the movie).
b.		In his DVD commentary, director Dan Curtis explains that he dropped an entire 15-minute opening with the family in New York, seeing the ad about the house in the paper and Ben getting a parking ticket, because it was "boring".
c.		The trailer won MTVs Best Film on Campus competition in December 2005, resulting in a development deal with MTV Films for director/writer Scott Beck and producer Bryan Woods.
d.		The tan and black striped gown with a black crepe bow on the bodice Gemma Jones (Mrs. Dashwood) wears playing cards at Barton Park is the same costume Jemma Redgrave (Lady Bertram) wears in the final scene in Mansfield Park, Rosemary Enright wears at dinner in The Regency House Party, and Francesca Annis (Lady Ludlow) wears in Cranford. The costume is also worn by an extra at the Netherfield Ball in Pride & Prejudice, by Wendy Craig (Mrs.Lefroy) in The Real Jane Austen, and by Penny Downie (Lady Judith Milbanke) at dinner, after Annabella returns to her parents house in Byron.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: University Heights (2004)?
a.		Anthony Hopkins was asked to play the lead.
b.		Billy Bob Thornton recorded a narration for the three-hour-plus epic under the supervision of director Terrence Malick. However, the final print of the film has voice-overs by eight of the main characters in the film; none of the narration from Thornton is in the final print. In addition, several other stars who filmed scenes were left on the cutting-room floor, including Bill Pullman, Gary Oldman, Lukas Haas, Viggo Mortensen, Martin Sheen, and Mickey Rourke.
c.		The film was shot for a budget of $300, which mostly included the cost of food and parking tickets.
d.		It also gives a nod to Akira Kurosawas Shichinin no samurai (as well as its Hollywood remake, The Magnificent Seven), which is about Japanese villagers hiring a group of swordsmen to fight off rampaging bandits.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: University Heights (2004)?
a.		The psychic shop used in the last segment, "The Psychic", was Executive Producer Harley Kaplans house. The rooms were transformed into Madam Badeaus living and working environment. Many of the set pieces were actual furniture owned by Mr. Kaplan.
b.		One of the cast members, Nica, died of a drug overdose a few months after shooting was completed. She left behind a two and a half year old son, which director Allison Anders subsequently adopted.
c.		The entire cast and crew worked for free.
d.		Because he was so good as Darby Crash, Shane West was hired as the new vocalist and The Germs reunited for a tour.