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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Venous Red (2009) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Venous Red (2009)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Venous Red (2009).

About the movie: A recent graduate pursues the story another journalist went missing to obtain, along with her comes two colleagues and 3 ex-militants to aid her.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Venous Red (2009)?
a.		The trailer and many photo galleries show a scene of Jean Valjean falling on his knees and tearing up his yellow passport, but this does not appear in the final film.
b.		When Michael was chasing Tommy, Kara, Danny and baby Stephen down the hallway, Michael was played by A. Michael Lerner. The Smiths Grove Doctor running from Michael also was A. Michael Lerners real life father.
c.		James OBarr modeled the comic book "Erics Face" on an amalgam of Ian Curtis and Daniel Ash. Iggy Pop served as the model for comic Erics torso and more importantly, the comic Funboys overall look and attitude. Iggy was slated to star as Funboy in the film, however he was forced to decline the role due to touring/recording conflicts. To make up for his cancellation he agreed to be in the sequel.
d.		The various lights Malcolm used on the Stevenson ranch, were also the same lights used to help light the massive set during production.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Venous Red (2009)?
a.		The scene where Malcolm confronts Sophia, after theyre ambush, Anthony Ochoa (II) had come with the concept of the scene being shot documentary style in post-production. It was originally supposed to be more cinematic but due to complications involving unauthorized logos in the background, shots of Malcolm had to be taken out leaving the editor with only shots of Sophia to work with.
b.		Ducards line "But is Ras Al Ghul immortal?" is an in-joke, since the comic book version of the character is over 600 years old (and has been killed and resurrected many times) thanks to a device called the Lazarus Pit. Christopher Nolan chose to eschew all fantasy elements from his version of Batman.
c.		After the novel was originally optioned in 1991, author Bret Easton Ellis himself was set to write the script for director Stuart Gordon with Johnny Depp starring as Patrick Bateman. Gordon wanted to do the film in black and white and stick as close to the book as possible, meaning a guaranteed X-rating. After the project fell through, David Cronenberg replaced Gordon, with Brad Pitt set to star. This project also failed to get off the ground.
d.		The song Waring Hudsucker sings as an angel is the same song Gale and Evelle sing after theyve kidnapped Nathan Jr. in Raising Arizona.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Venous Red (2009)?
a.		Michael Caine said in a TV interview that the only reason he did this film was to earn enough to put a down payment on a new garage he was having built.
b.		The stained glass window that is seen at the very end of the movie was built in Disneyland after the films release.
c.		Studio executives hoped John Landis would cast Dan Aykroyd in the role of David and John Belushi as Jack. John Landis refused.
d.		The scene where Christian pulls Savannah aside to talk about who brought up the Stevenson Case. A white truck had forced its way on set and was in multiple shots. The driver decided to leave and in order to save money and tape, the conversation between Savannah and Christian had to be done in one take.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Venous Red (2009)?
a.		Beatrix Potters "Hilltop" house is actually "Yew Tree Farm" near the town of Coniston (part of the Lake District.)
b.		The Man in the Masks jumpsuit was originally white and covered in blood. The costume was lost and was replaced with a less striking blue jumpsuit
c.		Richard Waughs scenes as a drunk bar patron that Colin Farrells character assists to get home safely were deleted.
d.		Kim Cattrall dieted for over two months to slim down to a size four to play the emaciated Judy McCoy.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Venous Red (2009)?
a.		The movie was a modern updating of The Front Page and His Girl Friday to a television setting just as Up Close & Personal would later also be a form of modern updating to the television world of "A Star is Born".
b.		Jacque Babb (II) had to leave for personal business before production had completed. Her role as Sophia James had to be re-written and was killed off before she left production.
c.		The post-Science Fiction Convention orgy (in which Harlan briefly appears straddled on a chair by two naked women), as well as several other scenes, were shot at Harlan Ellisons home which is recognizable for its funky decor and the voluminous number of books lining its walls. As with most of Harry Novaks films, the trailer largely consists of alternate shots, so if you watch it you can see an even longer shot of Harlan (although his face is obscured in that shot by his hair).
d.		William Mapother: Tom Cruises cousin as hotel desk clerk

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Venous Red (2009)?
a.		Deidre is shown reading the book "Fred Olen Rays Weird Menace" which is an anthology of short stories edited and published by director Fred Olen Ray in 1994. Brad Linaweaver and Victor Koman who play party guests in "Little Miss Magic" are among the authors appearing in the book.
b.		Jayne Mansfields last film, as noted in the prologue by Walter Winchell. Coincidentally, this was Winchells last film as well.
c.		In Transformers, there were two sportscar brothers named Sideswipe and Sunstreaker. Sideswipe had already been selected as a single character. When Michael Bay saw the Chevrolet Trax and Beat, he thought they looked good together and had the potential to be as cool as any big truck. The Twins were altered to miniature automobiles, and were renamed Skids (after the Autobot from the 1980s "Transformer" comics) and Mudflap (after the Transformers: Cybertron Autobot).
d.		After two months of rain free pre-production, it rained on the first day of production (Oct 4th, 2008) and the only day for the remainder of 2008. The scenes were still shot as scheduled and was not noticeable in the final cut.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Venous Red (2009)?
a.		Stephen Norrington had such a hard time with this film that he announced he would never direct another film again.
b.		Though not credited as an act in the opening titles, Willie Bryant and Leonard Reed were a team in vaudeville team for many years, and do a skit in this film.
c.		The character of Cameron Alexander is based on Tom Metzger, leader of the White Aryan Resistance (WAR), an extremist white supremacy group based in southern California.
d.		On October 26th, 2008, Nicki Lack had injured her wrist during one of the stunts she had performed. The injury had to be written into the story and 3 of her scenes shot previously had to be re-filmed.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Venous Red (2009)?
a.		Ruggero Deodato, the director of the controversial 1980 film Cannibal Holocaust, has a brief cameo as a cannibal in the film.
b.		Anthony Ochoa (II) was originally going to film Venous Red as a remake of his first project. Writers Cameron Kohl (II) and Oliver Oytas advised him to re-write the story with elements from his first project and film Venous Red as its own story.
c.		Irans government sent a letter to the French embassy in Tehran to protest against the movie and pressured the organizers of the 2007 Bangkok Film Festival to drop it from the lineup.
d.		This was the second Lonesome Luke comedy produced by Pathé, but Harold Lloyd does not appear in it, nor did Hal Roach produce or direct it. Pathé re-named the character Lazy Luke and aborted the series after four entries, in deference to the Roach/Lloyd Lonesome Luke series being produced at Rolin.

9.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Venous Red (2009)?
a.		This film was shot in two weeks.
b.		"ARF! ARF! GOTCHA", which appears near the end, when the Gibson is about to crash, is a reference to one of the earliest Trojan horse programs, EGABTR from 1985. Disguised as a graphics utility, EGABTR spread by email, wiped out everything on a victims hard disk, and left only the message, "Arf, arf, Gotcha!" on the screen. "ARF" may also serve double duty as a reference to the German hacker group "Asoziale Randgruppe Frankfurt".
c.		Anthony Ochoa (II) had to re-cast the actor for the Man in the Mask three times before having Chris Ohanesian play the role.
d.		The Department of Mysteries was the first completely computer-generated set used in the series. Building the set practically was too expensive since an estimated 15000 crystal balls would have been needed, and it would have taken take a lot of time to clean and set them up again between takes.