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Answer: Talkies
Why: On screen Kathy dubs Lina's voice, but off screen Jean Hagen, who played Lina, dubbed Debbie Reynolds for that very scene.
Answer: Double bass
Why: Color tests made Curtis and Lemmon in full drag look ghoulish, so Wilder shot the film in black and white despite Monroe's color contract.
Answer: To renew an auto policy
Why: Double indemnity is a real clause: it pays twice a policy's value when death comes by a rare accident, such as falling from a moving train.
Answer: Princess
Why: Princess Ann was Hepburn's first starring role, and it won her the only competitive Oscar of her career.
Answer: Mount Rushmore
Why: The Interior Department called the planned chase desecration and pulled Hitchcock's permit, so MGM rebuilt the presidents' faces in Culver City.
Answer: Chocolate syrup
Why: The syrup photographed better in black and white than stage blood and ran with a truer consistency; the sequence took a full week to shoot.