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Which film's mechanical sharks kept breaking down?
Answer: Jaws
Why: Failing props forced Spielberg to hint at the shark in many scenes, like the hunt, where floating yellow barrels mark it.
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How much synchronized talking does The Jazz Singer contain?
Answer: About 2 minutes
Why: Much or all of that talking was improvised on set rather than written into the script.
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What flammable plastic was early 35 mm cinema film made of?
Answer: Cellulose nitrate
Why: Acetate film, the closest option, was the 'safety film' brought in to replace it, and cinema switched over from 1948.
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Which 1999 horror film was filmed by its own actors?
Answer: The Blair Witch Project
Why: Lead actor Heather Donahue was new to operating a camera and got just a two-day crash course before the shoot.
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What was the blood in Psycho's shower scene made of?
Answer: Chocolate syrup
Why: On black-and-white film, chocolate syrup looked better than stage blood and had a more realistic thickness.
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Which 2015 film is one unbroken take over two hours long?
Answer: Victoria
Why: Only three attempts at the take fit the budget, and the version in cinemas is the third one.
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