Production & Cast
____________________... originally wrote the novel Rosemary's Baby.
Ira Levin
Polanski and John Cassavetes had a major creative class because...
Cassavetes loved improvisation, and Polanski insisted on sticking to the script.
The studio struggled to market Rosemary's Baby because...
They called it "not an easy film to sell".
Composer Christophe Cometta died after...
Polanski wanted Mia Farrow from the start.
False (he changed his mind after her audition)
Before Rosemary's Baby, Roman Polanski directed two other films...
Knife in the Water (1962) and Cul De Sac (1966)
They almost fired Polanski early in production because...
He fell behind schedule after the first ten days.
_____________________________ were the advertising agency that created the film's marketing campaign.
Young and Rubicam
Producer William Castle suffered a medical crisis in 1969. He...
suffered from severe kidney stones and he had hallucinations about the movie.
The studio immediately loved the marketing poster.
False (The chairman's face turned pale)
Robert Evans initially did NOT want Mia Farrow cast as Rosemary because...
Polanski thought she "wasn't right for the part".
Frank Sinatra gave Mia Farrow an ultimatum during film. He said that...
Unless she left Rosemary's Baby, she will lose their marriage.
For the marketing campaign, the studio paid...
$100.000
Roman Polanski suffered a famous tragedy in July 1969. His pregnant wife (Shanon Tate)...
was murdered by the Manson Family.
John Cassavetes and Polanski got along perfectly.
False (their relationship deteriorated)
Robert Redford didn't end up in the film because...
he had issues with Paramount (the Studio).
During production, something happened to Mia Farrow that involved a Lawyer. It was...
that she received divorce papers while she was on set.
While the film's budget was... 1. ______________________, its box office earnings were... 2. ______________________.
1. 3.2 million
2. 33.4 million
The Catholic Church gave a C rating to the film, which means...
they condemned it.
Rosemary's Baby was the first horror film Polanski directed.
True.
________________________ ultimately played the role of Guy Woodhouse.
John Cassavetes
Rosemary's Baby and ____________________ opened in theaters on the same day in 1968.
The Detective
___________________ is a critic who compared Polanski to Hitchcock.
Roger Ebert
While being hospitalized, William Castle hallucinated with a line from the movie, which was...
"Rosemary, for God's sake, drop the knife!"
Frank Sinatra supported Mia Farrow's decision to stay on the film.
False (he demanded she leave or divorce him)