Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Young and Willing (1943) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Young and Willing (1943) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Young and Willing (1943).

About the movie: For those, if any, who have wondered why so many Paramount contractees appeared in United Artists' films during the war years...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Young and Willing (1943)?
a.		Jeff Burr was originally slated to direct.
b.		Initially Paul Newman turned down the part of Fast Eddie Felson, as he was unavailable, having committed to star alongside Elizabeth Taylor in the film version of "Two for the Seesaw". Robert Rossen then offered the part to Bobby Darin. However, shooting overruns on Taylors Cleopatra meant that she had to drop out of "Seesaw". Newman was then offered the part of Felson again; he accepted it after reading only half of the script. Nobody thought to tell Bobby Darin though, who found out from a member of public at a charity horse race.
c.		Unlike most of its contemporaries, this movie was filmed from the outset in 3D format, as opposed to being later converted in post production. The camera equipment used was also a generational step beyond the 3D technology used in Avatar.
d.		One of several Paramount Pictures productions purchased by United Artists for theatrical release in 1942-1943.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Young and Willing (1943)?
a.		Completed in 1941, copyrighted in 1942, and released in 1943.
b.		The film was shot by Elia Kazan at the aspect ratio of 1.37:1. It was originally offered to 20th Century Fox by Kazan, but was turned down by Darryl F. Zanuck because the film was shot in black & white and in the academy ratio of 1.37. Fox at the time was big into Cinemascope wide screen pictures. The film may have been exhibited in a few theaters at 1.66 or even 1.85, but was shot, and exhibited, in 1954, at 1.37:1.
c.		According to Roger Corman, several of the custom cars featured in the movie were later sold to car museums for considerably more than it cost to build them.
d.		Michael Moorcock has said his original script was faithful to the book. But the last 20 minutes were changed by the producers to include the volcano and caveman attacks on the Tylers men and destruction of the submarine.

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