Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Untitled Keith Moon Project (2012) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Untitled Keith Moon Project (2012) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Untitled Keith Moon Project (2012).

About the movie: A look at the life and death of Keith Moon (Myers), whose innovative drumming and penchant for destroying his kit made the Who one of the most influential, rebellious bands of the 1970s.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Untitled Keith Moon Project (2012)?
a.		The film contains various references to the Biblical flood. For example, Jacksons son is named Noah, the cruise ship (where Adrians father Harry performs) is called Genesis (the book in the Bible in which the account appears), and humanity is saved by the use of "arks". At one point we also see animals being lifted aboard the arks.
b.		The character of the incompetent police officer (played by Shaike Ophir) was expanded to the protagonist in another film of Ephraim Kishon - Ha-Shoter Azulai (its Hebrew title - "The Policeman Azoulay").
c.		Known for destroying hotel rooms and putting "Cherry Bombs" down toilets whilst on tour with The Who.
d.		Joseph L. Mankiewicz told Martin Landau that he had enough cut footage to make another movie called "The Further Adventures of Octavian and Ruffio".

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Untitled Keith Moon Project (2012)?
a.		Even though this movie is titled "Boggy Creek II" its actually the third movie of the Boggy Creek series. Charles B. Pierce, the producer of the original "Boggy Creek" - The Legend of Boggy Creek - didnt have anything to do with the first "Boggy Creek II", Return to Boggy Creek, so he decided to ignore that one and make this as the sequel.
b.		Keith Moon and his extrovert personality gave him the nickname Moon the Loon.
c.		Tony Roberts character makes reference to his dating a Playboy Playmate. In his final shot in the movie, Roberts is shown talking to Candy Loving, who was indeed Playboys 25th-Anniversary Playmate.
d.		In his treatment of the Leopold-Loeb case, Rope, Alfred Hitchcock used his famous "ten-minute takes" and segued from one to the other with a "natural wipe" generally focusing on the back of one of the characters suit jackets. Perhaps as an homage to The Master, this films director, Richard Fleischer, uses a "natural wipe" focusing on the front of Bradford Dillmans suit to end a scene.

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