QuizAssess

Home
Popular Quiz Categories

Home
Hollywood Movies Famous Trivia Quizzes
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : X-Men (2000) - Part (4) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : X-Men (2000) - Part (4) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : X-Men (2000) - Part (4)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: X-Men (2000).

About the movie: Two mutants come to a private academy for their kind whose resident superhero team must oppose a terrorist organization with similar powers.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: X-Men (2000)?
a.		The filming of the "Last Stand" sequence from this movie involved some 200 horsemen charging around in pretend battle and was so dangerous that one day during filming Anthony Quinn, who played Crazy Horse, arranged as a gag for a hearse to show up at the filming location
b.		The Mansion used as the Xavier school, is the same one Billy and his family lived in in Billy Madison
c.		Scotty mentions being at the execution of Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray. This is a real case. The couple were tried for and convicted of the murder of Snyders husband in 1927 and were executed in New York by the electric chair.
d.		In Wils supper scene with her "soya" dark neighbor, her khaki t-shirt reads (backwards) "forces canadiennes", French for "Canadian Armed Forces"

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: X-Men (2000)?
a.		All of the exotic cars are actually replicas of Ferraris and Lamborghinis-including the ones in the chase scene.
b.		This was the first full-length feature film to utilize stop-motion animation in the creation of its creatures.
c.		Joss Whedon wrote a draft of the script, but it got rejected because according to Whedon it had a "quick-witted, pop-culture referencing tone" which didnt fit the X-Men. Only two lines of dialogue from his script were used in the final film: the exchange between Cyclops and Wolverine when Cyclops suspects he is Mystique; and Storms statement about "what happens to a toad when it is struck by lightning." Ironically, Whedons "X-Men" comic Gifted would be a major inspiration for X-Men: The Last Stand; furthermore Whedon himself would go on to direct The Avengers, another superhero team.
d.		A nitrate print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and Television Archives.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: X-Men (2000)?
a.		To help the puppeteer inside him to see, there was a miniature video camera in Ludos right horn that fed to a small television monitor mounted inside the puppets stomach.
b.		Indiana Jones never loses his hat as an homage to the classic serials of the 1940s. In those serials, the heroes hats stayed on heads through virtually any assault. This was done for continuity reasons, but also because it was considered poor taste for a gentleman to be without his hat in certain situations - even on the silver screen. It eventually becomes a running joke through the series. Indy does, however, lose his hat once each in both Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
c.		Patrick Stewart was the first actor to be cast as a mutant, and in fact had been a fan-favorite for the role of Professor X since the 1990s.
d.		Fourteen different cats portrayed Rhubarb at different points in the film. Each cat was trained to do a different trick. Three of the most identical cats appeared in the courtroom scene where Polly Sickles has to choose which one is the real Rhubarb.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: X-Men (2000)?
a.		At the beginning of the film, when Roddy is going through his wardrobe, the outfit he chooses is an Elvis Presley-style rhinestone jumpsuit.
b.		Camille Erlangers "La Forfaiture", based on this movie, was the first opera written which was based on a motion picture.
c.		Hugh Jackman got his testicles caught in his harness after a 6 foot jump off the sets Statue of Liberty.
d.		Was a 1975 play, first staged in California. It has also been performed Off-Broadway and on Broadway, and adapted as a book, a television movie to a planned theatrical film.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: X-Men (2000)?
a.		Mention is made of Chandragupta Maurya as a significant Indian soldier. He founded the Maurya empire, unifying much of India and becoming its first emperor.
b.		"Collateral" sat on DreamWorks development books for three years. Mimi Leder was initially attached to direct, it then passed on to Janusz Kaminski. It wasnt until Russell Crowe became interested in playing Vincent, the hitman, that the project started generating any heat. Crowe brought Michael Mann on board, but the constant delays meant that Crowe left the project. Mann immediately went to Tom Cruise with the idea of him playing the hitman and Adam Sandler as the cabbie.
c.		The last scenes to be shot were the ones where Senator Kelly (Bruce Davison) emerges from water (in Santa Monica, California). They were shot in early May, and the film was released on the last days of July.
d.		Dennis Hoppers character is a parody of the role he portrayed in Apocalypse Now. Both characters are photographers that have chronicled happenings in Vietnam during the war.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: X-Men (2000)?
a.		Similar to Magnetos and Rogues background segments, scenes explaining Storms and Cyclops backgrounds were scripted and storyboarded, but never shot. Storms background segment involved her changing the weather drastically in her home country in Africa and causing vast damage; Cyclops story would show him manifesting his mutant power at school as a teenager, causing him to accidentally destroy a school bathroom. There was a brief talk of shooting these scenes while shooting X2 in order to insert them into the X-Men Special Edition DVD, but the idea was later scrapped. However, the bathroom set (which had actually been built) was used for the scene in X2 where Mystique drugs Magnetos guard with a metal solution.
b.		As per the original movies attempt to portray a living robot in the "real world", every part of Johnny and his brethren was built to have a specific, logical purpose behind them; this was originally a source of contention between the director and the prop designer, the latter of whom insisted on giving Johnny "eyes" to give the character a method of visually expressing emotion. As a result, Johnnys iconic "eyelids" were created, with the explanation that they were sun guards/camera coverings.
c.		Both Irene Dunne and Hedy Lamarr both turned down the chance to play Paula.
d.		The film has no music - either score or source music - whatsoever.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: X-Men (2000)?
a.		Eddies red car is a Vector W8, an American-made supercar.
b.		This film and They Call Me MISTER Tibbs! are notable as among the first sequels to a color cop movie, long before the first sequel to Dirty Harry came out. Even more remarkable, both of these films featured African-American protagonists.
c.		As originally filmed, Carlottas dog was named Mussolini. However, due to the changing world political climate of the 1930s, the dogs name was post-dubbed as "Tarzan", even though Marie Dresslers lips are clearly saying "Mussolini".
d.		The very first scene shot for the movie was the World Summit scene on Liberty Island where representatives from each country are greeted. Two of the guests (identified by Bryan Singer as king and queen of Poland) are played by Bryan Singers father and stepmother.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: X-Men (2000)?
a.		The Tyrannosaurus Rex effects were achieved by means of a miniature remote-controlled puppet, a man in a suit, and a full-sized, 16-foot-tall robot. However, only a handful of shots involved the full-size robot, which had too narrow a range of movements to be convincing. The man in the suit proved equally cumbersome and was scrapped. Thus, most F/X shots were accomplished with the remote-control miniature and even some hand puppets.
b.		Hugh Jackmans physique looks slightly different in different scenes because he was cast 1.5 months after principal photography had started and kept working out extensively while shooting continued.
c.		Among the homeless men whose photos were taken by the David Hemmings character is Julio Cortázar who wrote the original short story on which Blowup is based.
d.		Russell Hoyt, Frank Martinelli and Richard Martin are listed in studio records/casting call lists playing uncredited "Members of Financial Trio," and some references picked up that credit. However, no financial discussions takes place in the movie, other than those with the main characters. Since Richard Martin was seen in the film as a soldier and has virtually no lines, it can be assumed the other two are soldiers also and that the trios participation in the plot was cut from the film.

9.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: X-Men (2000)?
a.		Among the folklore that has built up around the film over the years is the infamous Blade Runner Curse, which is the belief that the film was a curse to the companies whose logos were displayed prominently as product placements. While they were market leaders at the time, many of them experienced disastrous setbacks over the next decade and hardly exist anymore. RCA, for example which at one time was the leading consumer electronics and communications conglomerate, was bought out by one time parent GE in 1985, and dismantled. Atari, which dominated the home video game market when the film came out, never recovered from the next years downturn in the industry, and by the 1990s had ceased to exist as anything more than a brand. The Atari of today is an entirely different firm, using the former companys name. Cuisinart similarly went bankrupt in 1989, though it lives on under new ownership. The Bell System monopoly was broken up that same year, and all of the resulting Regional Bell operating companies have since changed their names and merged back with each other and other companies to form the new AT&T. Pan Am suffered the terrorist bombing/destruction of Pan Am Flight 103 and went bankrupt in 1991, after a decade of mounting losses. The Coca-Cola Company, although still tremendously popular, suffered losses during its failed introduction of New Coke in 1985.
b.		The budget, or lack thereof, came from out of pocket. The crew consisted of the six producers credited in the movie.
c.		In the bar scene, after the fight where Wolverine gains some money, the guy behind the man that accuses Wolverine of cheating is Malcolm Nefsky, the films best boy grip. Because of the way the scene was filmed, someone was needed to deliver the line, and he was called because no certified "extra" was nearby.
d.		The film was shot in 13 grueling days.

10.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: X-Men (2000)?
a.		Shot in 11 days.
b.		Senator Kelly calls his aide "Henry" several times and when he asks Magneto what hes done with Henry Magneto replies "Mr. Gyrich has been dead for some time." In the comics, Henry Gyrich was a member of several United States national security agencies, and was responsible for quite a bit of misery in the X-Mens lives.
c.		"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie on November 24, 1952 with Jane Wyman reprising her film role.
d.		The Power Rangers Command Center set used for this film was built in the Commemorative Pavilion at the Showgrounds in Sydney, Australia.

Related movie quizzes
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : X-Men (2000) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : X-Men (2000) - Part (2) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : X-Men (2000) - Part (3) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : X-Men (2000) - Part (5) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : X-Men (2000) - Part (6) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : X-Men (2000) - Part (7) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : X-Men (2000) - Part (8) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : X-Men (2000) - Part (9) Quiz

Year: 2000 related famous movies quizzes
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Cast Away (2000) - Part (3) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Wo hu cang long (2000) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Crow: Salvation (2000) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Loser (2000) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Happy Accidents (2000) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Me, Myself & Irene (2000) - Part (2) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Snatch. (2000) - Part (2) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Gladiator (2000) - Part (4) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Before Night Falls (2000) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Dinner Rush (2000) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Ophelia Learns to Swim (2000) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Bamboozled (2000) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Laughing Boy (2000) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Pitch Black (2000) - Part (2) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Skateboard Kid II (2000) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Table One (2000) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Bring It On (2000) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Gone in Sixty Seconds (2000) - Part (2) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Highlander: Endgame (2000) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Art of War (2000) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : High Fidelity (2000) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : The Adventures of Cinderella's Daughter (2000) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Frequency (2000) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Rules of Engagement (2000) Quiz
Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Bless the Child (2000) Quiz

Related genere famous movies quizzes
Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : The Matrix Reloaded (2003) - Part (2) Quiz
Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : Armageddon (1998) - Part (2) Quiz
Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (2009) Quiz
Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : Flash Gordon (1980) - Part (3) Quiz
Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan (1982) - Part (2) Quiz
Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : X-Men: The Last Stand (2006) Quiz
Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (2009) - Part (16) Quiz
Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : Independence Day (1996) - Part (3) Quiz
Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (2009) - Part (8) Quiz
Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : Waterworld (1995) - Part (2) Quiz
Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : Star Trek: First Contact (1996) - Part (5) Quiz
Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : Transformers: Dark of the Moon (2011) Quiz
Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : X2 (2003) - Part (2) Quiz
Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : The Matrix Reloaded (2003) - Part (10) Quiz
Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : Star Trek: Insurrection (1998) Quiz
Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : Serenity (2005) - Part (10) Quiz
Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : Serenity (2005) - Part (3) Quiz
Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : Star Trek (2009) - Part (6) Quiz
Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : The Matrix Revolutions (2003) - Part (3) Quiz
Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : X2 (2003) - Part (7) Quiz
Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : The Matrix (1999) - Part (5) Quiz
Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : Flash Gordon (1980) - Part (6) Quiz
Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : The Chronicles of Riddick (2004) - Part (6) Quiz
Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : Star Trek: First Contact (1996) - Part (7) Quiz
Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : Jumper (2008) - Part (3) Quiz