Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Whatever Works (2009) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Whatever Works (2009) Quiz

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

About the movie: Attempting to impress his ideologies on religion, relationships, and the randomness (and worthlessness) of existence...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Whatever Works (2009)?
a.		First ever villain in a James Bond movie to be played by two actors. Toby Stephens and Will Yun Lee played Gustave Graves and Colonel Moon (aka Colonel Moon-Sun) respectively. They are technically one character with two manifestations due to the genetic operation. The reverse occurred in Live and Let Die where Yaphet Kotto played both Mr. Big and Dr. Kananga.
b.		Episode titles: 1. The Traders Secret 2. Men of Tigerish Mold 3. Tortured by Flames 4. A Climb for Life 5. The Forced Marriage 6. Desperate Chances 7. A Plunge to Death 8. A Struggle in Midair 9. The Deadly Peril 10. Sure Death 11. A Leap for Life 12. A Fiendish Plot 13. Set Adrift 14. The Hidden Treasure 15. Unmasked
c.		River Phoenix running down the street after he left Rose was the last scene shot and was not intended. It was added last minute when everyone noticed the skyline. River was told to run and didnt know why. He laughed through the whole scene because everyone yelled "Run River Run!"
d.		Evan Rachel Wood mentions Plaquemine County to Larry David. Not only is there no Plaquemine County in Louisiana, but it is also the only state to not have any counties, only parishes.(Melodie mentions PC in relation to losing her virginity, growing up in Mississippi, not Louisiana.)

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Whatever Works (2009)?
a.		It was rumored - and even written in Alfred Hitchcocks script notes - that Kim Novak dubbed the last line of the film, which was delivered by the nun. However, she denied this in an interview.
b.		Henslow and Fennyman talk about paying the writer and actors. "Share of the profits," Fennyman suggests. "Theres never any," responds Fennyman. This is in reference to the modern-day film practice of promising actors a share of a films profits, then, through creative accounting, making it appear that a film did not turn a profit, thus bilking the actor of any more money.
c.		The sound used for Arnold Schwarzeneggers shotgun is actually two cannons.
d.		The role of Boris Yellnikoff was original written for Zero Mostel. After Mostels death in 1977, Woody Allen set the screenplay aside. However, with a potential actors strike during 2008-9, Allen chose this old screenplay to be his next film. Furthermore Zero Mostel and Larry David both played the role of Max Bialistock. Mostel in the original Producers and David in the play within a show representing the main story arc from season 4 of Curb your Enthusiasm.

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