Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : La perla (1947) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : La perla (1947) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: La perla (1947).

About the movie: Quino is a Mexican diver that discovers a pearl at the bottom of the sea. He and his wife Juana, and their son have just taken possession of a pearl that is worth thousands...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: La perla (1947)?
a.		The films title is a slang term for both cocaine abuse and shoplifting.
b.		The film advertised on the marquee outside the theatre is _Champagne Waltz (1937)_ which was not released until January 1937, while posters promote the other Richard A. Rowland production Id Give My Life, as well as _The General Died at Dawn (1936), also released by Paramount the same year.
c.		Adam Herz, the writer of this film, wrote the screenplay with numerous references to the University of Michigan (his own alma mater). He also included Michigans fight song, "Hail to the Victors", in the movie. However, the university did not approve use of its name, due to the adult nature of the film. Herz had to omit any reference to the school.
d.		Richard Andersons film debut.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: La perla (1947)?
a.		Chapter Titles: 1. The Vigilante Rides Again 2. Mystery of the White Horses 3. Double Peril! 4. Desperate Flight 5. In the Gorillas Cage 6. Battling the Unknown 7. Midnight Rendezvous 8. Blasted to Eternity 9. The Fatal Flood 10. Danger Ahead 11. X-1 Closes In 12. Danger Rides the Rails 13. The Trap That Failed 14. Closing In 15. The Secret of the Skyroom
b.		The original trailer for this film emphasized the fact that it was the first film involving space travel. It was in theaters more than three weeks before the first showings of George Pals Destination Moon.
c.		George A. Romero: Santa Claus biker (briefly visible in biker raid).
d.		Emilio Fernández, who was in love with Olivia de Havilland, thought she was the ideal actress to play the female starring role. De Havilland never knew of his secret love, but the director was able to get the government of Mexico City to change the name of the street he grew up on to "Dulce Olivia" (Sweet Olivia).

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