Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Wagon Train (1940) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Wagon Train (1940) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Wagon Train (1940).

About the movie: Pecos businessman Matt Gardner is buying up freighters, or wagon trains of food supplies, at cheap prices through intimidation...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Wagon Train (1940)?
a.		In the movie, Calista Flockharts character Barbara is "not even 18". Flockhart was actually 31 at the time of the filming. Dan Futtermans character Val is supposed to be 20, but in reality, he was actually 27 when the film was being shot.
b.		British confectionery company Burtons Foods insist the movie inspired the 1948 creation of their "Wagon Wheel" - a chocolate biscuit cookie still in production to this day.
c.		Stephenie Meyer had her own personal cast before all the roles were officially casted. They including Emily Browning as Bella Swan, Henry Cavill as Edward Cullen, Charlie Hunnam as Carlisle Cullen, Mary-Louise Parker as Esme Cullen, Rachael Leigh Cook as Alice Cullen, Trent Ford as Jasper Hale, Tom Welling as Emmett Cullen and Olivia Wilde as Rosalie Hale.
d.		An explosive shootout scene takes place inside New Yorks famous Guggenheim Museum. The production team used the Guggenheims original blueprints to build a full-size replica of its interior in an abandoned locomotive warehouse. Construction took 4 months.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Wagon Train (1940)?
a.		The stamped documents shown by Shu Lien to the guards at the city-gate before she enters Beijing shows the date "In the of 43rd year of the reign of (Emperor) Qianlong, the sixth month, the eighth day", which is the year A.D. 1778, somewhere in June or July.
b.		Christian Slater turned down a role in Assassins to work with director John Woo.
c.		The Fargo Kid was shot simultaneously with this movie.
d.		When he was a child, Frank Miller saw the Rudolph Maté film The 300 Spartans, with Richard Egan as King Leonidas, and was deeply affected by it. He has explained that the film altered his perception of the Hero concept insofar as he came to realize that the hero didnt always win and that sometimes, to be a hero, one must sacrifice oneself. Ever since he saw the movie, he has been fascinated with Thermopylae.

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