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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Where Is Parsifal? (1988) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Where Is Parsifal? (1988)

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Where Is Parsifal? (1988)?
a.		Stephen Boyd blamed the massive commercial failure of The Fall of the Roman Empire for ruining his movie career.
b.		Ingrid Bergman and Stephen Roberts are the only actors from the play "Joan of Lorraine", on which this film is based, to repeat their roles in the film.
c.		This is considered a lost film. Although it was screened at the 1984 Canned Film Festival, it was withdrawn prior to its official release date in the UK, and has never been commercially available anywhere.
d.		After the film had been withdrawn and shelved by MGM, the distribution rights were acquired by notorious exploitation roadshow specialist Dwain Esper. Esper traveled the country showing the film under such lurid titles as "Forbidden Love" and "Natures Mistakes".

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Where Is Parsifal? (1988)?
a.		Of the 9 murders committed in the film, four of them are victims of Dreyfus, and the only other murder not related to the mansion itself is that of the crow that Inspector Clouseau shoots. Clouseau is the only character who kills a non-human character, and Dreyfus is the only character who kills more than one person.
b.		Patti Bolog, who played the role of Susan, learned that she was pregnant the morning after being told she had won the part. Despite illness from the pregnancy, she kept her pregnancy secret from the filmmakers throughout the three-month-long shoot, fearing the role would be recast.
c.		Peter Lawfords last movie.
d.		A young Steven Seagal was the martial arts instructor for this film. He broke Sean Connerys wrist during training.