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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : What's Up, Doc? (1972) - Part (2) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : What's Up, Doc? (1972) - Part (2) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : What's Up, Doc? (1972) - Part (2)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: What's Up, Doc? (1972).

About the movie: Two researchers have come to San Francisco to compete for a research grant in Music. One seems a bit distracted...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: What's Up, Doc? (1972)?
a.		First American film to credit the stunt people in the credits (first British film to do so was the James Bond film Moonraker).
b.		Dabbs Greers last film.
c.		The character of Bob Morton was originally conceived as a stereotypical corporate executive, arrogant, unpleasant and unlikeable. However, when Miguel Ferrer signed on and gave his performance as an amiable and charismatic individual, Edward Neumeier and Paul Verhoeven realised that the audience would likely start sympathising with the character, and Bob Morton was rewritten to become the more pleasant individual that he is in the movie.
d.		Unclear whether this a bizarre coincidence or inside joke, but when character played by Natalie Wood is taking taxi home from the abortionist, cab passes a large billboard advertising a movie starring Woods former (and future) husband Robert Wagner.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: What's Up, Doc? (1972)?
a.		As his part is inspired by the stuffy professor played by Cary Grant in Bringing Up Baby, Ryan ONeill met with Grant. The only advice he received was to wear silk underpants.
b.		Originally, Don Knotts was cast as the Groundskeeper seen at the entrance to the cemetery in the ride. While the character was cut as the script developed, both the Groundskeeper and his faithful, fearful dog can be glimpsed among the ghosts populating the cemetery in the film.
c.		According to the book The Films of World War II by Joe Morella, Edward Z. Epstein and John Griggs, the shooting of this movie was beset by many production problems. The book states: "Ann Sheridan parted from husband George Brent; Errol Flynn was indicted for rape; location shooting in a small California town was delayed several weeks because of fog, during which Ruth Gordon and Judith Anderson were besieged with telegrams from Katharine Cornell demanding their return to New York for her stage production of The Three Sisters. Miss Gordon was restrained from leaving, but not before letting it be known that she hated Hollywood and the picture. Fortunately for Warners, the fog lifted, Flynn was acquitted, and the film was completed."
d.		Rochester, New York, native Frank LaLoggia based the film on a popular and long-standing local urban legend known as "The White Lady." Legend has it that the White Lady had a daughter who disappeared at the hands of a predatory young suitor, and so the White Lady roams the lake front to this very day, searching for her missing daughter. The supposed residence of the White Lady is actually the base of a demolished hotel that was built in the 1800s. Known as the White Ladys Castle, it has become a popular tourist attraction and party site for teenagers.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: What's Up, Doc? (1972)?
a.		In the scenes with McCabe interviewing David in the prison cell, the word DREAM can be seen written backwards on a blackboard in the background.
b.		The Narada ships interior was made of six pieces that could be rearranged to create a different room.
c.		The crew faced threat of arrest while filming in the subway of Tokyo and at Shibuya Crossing.
d.		When Judy Maxwell first enters the Bristol Hotel, a piano version of Cole Porters "Anything Goes" can be heard in the background. Porter also wrote "Youre The Top," the song that begins and ends the movie.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: What's Up, Doc? (1972)?
a.		The long-haired blond delivery boy whose bike Judy steals is played by Kevin ONeal, Ryan ONeals brother. The woman she sits next to on the plane in the final scene is Patricia ONeal, their mother.
b.		During the interrogation scene where Jackie is taken into custody - Det. Dargas stated that anyone in possession of over $10,000 should declare it to U.S. Customs - this is based on the regulations coded by the Internal Revenue Service. It is against IRS regulations for an individual to carry over $10,000 in currency (in this case, a cash transaction) without reporting it to U.S. Customs when entering the United States.
c.		After the movie was released, the first known purple frog was discovered in western India. (see memorable quotes)
d.		The psychic friend who Lelaina calls is voiced by Ben Stillers real-life sister, Amy Stiller.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: What's Up, Doc? (1972)?
a.		In the parade in Chinatown with the Chinese dragon, the music the band is playing is "La Cucaracha" ("The Cockroach"), a Mexican tune.
b.		While at the Schnitzengiggle, Kevin Heffernans character orders six Schnitzes. This is a reference to his character ordering six Schlitzes at the anti-drug rally in Super Troopers.
c.		Director Mark Rosman still has in his personal collection the cane and music box from the movie.
d.		The T-shirt that Jimmy gives to Vincent after they get hosed down bears the logo for the UC Santa Cruz Banana Slugs. This is not a joke; the banana slug is really the official mascot of UCSC.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: What's Up, Doc? (1972)?
a.		According to a radio interview on "Fresh Air with Terry Gross," Natalie Portman recommended her friend Mila Kunis for the role of Lily after learning that Kunis had previously had some experience as a dancer.
b.		The computer fight was shot with Sylvester Stallone and Antonio Tarver wearing motion capturing outfits.
c.		Lalo Schifrins "The Exorcist Symphony" was never used (except for one trailer for The Exorcist), but it is heard over the films end credits.
d.		Director Peter Bogdanovich had Ryan ONeal and Barbra Streisand watch The Lady Eve to prepare for this film.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: What's Up, Doc? (1972)?
a.		Of the two screenwriter brothers, Tony Gayton is the one who came up with the initial idea, which corresponds to the films first scene.
b.		Snake wrangler Frank Weed can be seen in the film as the man milking the rattlesnake.
c.		When Olivia de Havilland agreed to make the film, Robert Aldrich called Bette Davis to give her the good news. He also requested she keep the news a secret until he returned in two days, when he would legally inform Joan Crawford and her lawyer by letter. However, Bette didnt listen, she called her press agent Rupert Allen, who immediately leaked the story to the press.
d.		The book which Eunice is reading in bed and which she subsequently tosses away in disgust is The Sensuous Woman by "J", a best-seller at the time, depicting in very graphic detail various sexual techniques from a womans viewpoint.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: What's Up, Doc? (1972)?
a.		To give the 1993 Ford Explorer XLTs the appearance that they were driverless and were running on an electric track, the SUVs were driven by remote from the rear cargo area of the vehicle. The driver was hidden under the Ford Explorers cargo canvas, which was always pulled closed during filming. To see where to steer the SUV, the driver watched a small TV that was fed outside images via two cameras. One camera was mounted on the dash in front of the steering wheel, and the other was mounted on the lower center portion of the front bumper, above a black box. Both cameras can be clearly seen in the movie several times.
b.		This film was morphed from the screen adaptation of Herman Rauchers novel, "A Glimpse of Tiger." Elliott Gould, its star, walked off the set and the project eventually came into the hands of Peter Bogdanovich, who in conceiving a remake of Howard Hawks Bringing Up Baby switched genders of the lead couple, making the wild, unpredictable Gould character a female, who would be played by, coincidentally, his ex-wife Barbra Streisand.
c.		During one bar shoot there were was so much alcohol and shots the cast was too drunk to get any scenes right. It wasted pretty much a whole day of shooting.
d.		Rain is made out of aluminum and cloth.

9.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: What's Up, Doc? (1972)?
a.		So locations wouldnt have to be revisited by the crew, some scenes were filmed during the filming of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Mans Chest.
b.		Film debut of Madeline Kahn.
c.		Because of his commitment to this film, Antonio Banderas had to pass on working with his mentor Pedro Almodóvar for the sixth time on Tacones lejanos. The pair have not worked together since.
d.		The films title, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, comes from the second volume of the graphic novel series. The movie is, however, an adaptation of all six volumes and not that one particular volume. The first book was titled Scott Pilgrims Precious Little Life and was the working title of the movie.

10.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: What's Up, Doc? (1972)?
a.		Actor David Rountree tore his PCL in his left knee three days before filming began. This injury was worked into the script and replaced a "shoulder injury" that was supposed to have been there.
b.		The shots in which Sean Penn and Nicolas Cage stand in on the railroad tracks with the train coming toward them were done with large mirrors to give the illusion that the train is actually coming toward them when the train is actually on another set of tracks.
c.		Director Peter Bogdanovich did not get permission from the city of San Francisco to drive cars down the concrete steps in Alta Plaza Park; these were badly damaged during filming and still show the scars today. Because of the damage to city property during the filming of this movie, San Francisco now requires productions to provide with its filming permit application a very detailed scene-by-scene breakdown of everything that the company is asking permission to film.
d.		The glow in the dark X painted on the wall in the scene when they lights turned out, was in fact a light projection of an X shape.

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