Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Victory (1919) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Victory (1919) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Victory (1919).

About the movie: Axel Heyst, an uncommitted wanderer, has settled on an island in the South Seas. He takes pity on a troubled young woman...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Victory (1919)?
a.		This was the only film version of one of his novels or stories that Joseph Conrad actually saw.
b.		In the play the film was based on ("The Front Page"), the part of Hildy was played by a man. When director Howard Hawks was planning to make the film, he was going to cast a man. While auditioning actors, a secretary would read the lines belonging to Hildy. Hawks loved the words coming from a woman so much, they decided to rewrite the part for a woman.
c.		An alternate ending was written where Taylor, Brent and Nova escape the underground city prior to the detonation of the bomb, which was not a doomsday device as it is in the finished film. They return to Ape City and, along with Zira and Cornelius, release the humans from the cages and a new order is begun. The script ends hundreds of years later with the Lawgiver teaching a group of ape and human children, who sit in harmony together. The final shot of the script shows a mutated gorilla emerging from the underground and fatally shooting a flying dove. (The "Lawgiver Scene" was resurrected as the framing structure for Battle for the Planet of the Apes.)
d.		Michael Douglass first Oscar victory as co-producer of "Cuckoo" coincided with then girlfriend Brenda Vaccaros first Oscar nomination for Once Is Not Enough. The couple were actually seated next to each other at the 48th Academy Awards (Dorothy Chandler Pavilion - March 29 1976).

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Victory (1919)?
a.		Director Susan Streitfelds second feature film.
b.		We are told that John Lennon was living in the Manhattan building called The Dakota, where Rosemarys Baby was filmed in 1968 - directed by Roman Polanski, whose pregnant wife, the actress Sharon Tate, was murdered in 1969. The murderers were Charles Manson and his followers, who titled their death spree "Helter Skelter" after the 1968 song by The Beatles.
c.		The first film adaptation of a Joseph Conrad novel.
d.		The film itself actually "ends" about halfway through the book.

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