Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Voice in the Wind (1944) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Voice in the Wind (1944) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Voice in the Wind (1944).

About the movie: A concert pianist has lost his memory, the result of his being arrested and tortured by the Nazis during the war for playing a banned song...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Voice in the Wind (1944)?
a.		There were no White Castles in Winnepeg, where it was filmed, so the White Castle company had the supplies for one trucked there. It never sold food, but people kept trying to order from it.
b.		Madison Hall was shot on Panasonic DVXs. These were the only cameras the film school had available. The school had the HD versions of the camera, the HVX. But they would not check them out to students for the first year of the program.
c.		J.J. Bigas Luna was first slated to direct the film
d.		Although this film was produced by, and was originally intended for release by, low-rent Producers Releasing Corp. (PRC), when word got around Hollywood that the picture was far better than PRCs usually shoddy product, other studios expressed interest in it, and it was eventually bought from PRC and released by United Artists.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Voice in the Wind (1944)?
a.		This film was produced by Ripley-Monter Productions, with the intended release by Producers Releasing Corporation (which was not the production company nor the producer,) but it was bought by United Artists, who was unable to meet their promise of releasing a specified number of films for the 1943-44 production season. In the same year, United Artists purchased many films from other companies, including eight or more from Paramount.
b.		The fate of Sanford Clark, the 13-year-old boy who was forced by his uncle, Gordon Northcutt, to participate in some of the Wineville Murders, is not mentioned in the film. After leading the police to the bodies at his uncles farm, Clark was sentenced to five years at Whittier Boys School in California. A sympathetic L.A. District Attorney, Loyal Kelly, later had Clarks sentence reduced to 23 months after the school reported that Clark showed promising job skills and a genuine desire to reform. Clark returned to Canada, where he served in the Canadian military during World War II, and later worked as a mailman for 28 years. He married, adopted and raised two children, and served local community causes throughout his life. Sanford Clark died in 1991.
c.		Debut of Mike Kellin.
d.		Melissa Joan Harts name doesnt appear in the end credits.

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