Question 1

What unusual sound issue affected the ball scene in The Beautician and the Beast?

Accepted Answer

The extra dancers had to dance in stockings or socks because their shoes made too much noise on the dance floor.

Question 2

What song plays when President Pochenko and Joy Miller enter the factory?

Accepted Answer

L'Internationale, the Communist Party hymn and hymn of the U.S.S.R. until 1944, starts playing.

Question 3

What newspaper detail appears in a breakfast scene with Timothy Dalton?

Accepted Answer

Timothy Dalton is reading a Turkish newspaper named 'Hurriyet', which means 'freedom' in Turkish.

Question 4

What was the original inspiration for The Beautician and the Beast before rights issues changed it?

Accepted Answer

Fran Drescher initially planned a spin on The King and I titled 'The King And Oy', but switched to homage Beauty and the Beast due to FOX owning rights.

Question 5

What voice change did Fran Drescher attempt for her role, and why did producers reject it?

Accepted Answer

Fran Drescher took voice lessons to alter her nasal voice, but producers insisted she revert to her natural trademark voice as it was why she was cast.

Question 6

Why did Fran Drescher have to revert to her natural voice for her role in the film?

Accepted Answer

Fran Drescher took voice lessons to alter her nasal voice for the role, but producers insisted she use her natural trademark voice because it was one of the reasons she was cast.

Question 7

What was the original concept for the movie before it became 'The Beautician and the Beast'?

Accepted Answer

Fran Drescher initially planned the movie as a spin on 'The King and I' titled 'The King And Oy', but faced rights issues with FOX, so she decided to pay homage to 'Beauty and the Beast' instead.

Question 8

What unusual detail appears in the newspaper Timothy Dalton's character reads in a scene?

Accepted Answer

The newspaper Timothy Dalton reads at the breakfast table is a Turkish newspaper named 'Hurriyet', which means 'freedom' in Turkish.

Question 9

Why did the dancers in the ball scene have to wear stockings or socks instead of shoes?

Accepted Answer

The extra dancers in the ball scene danced in stockings or socks because their shoes made too much noise on the dance floor.

Question 10

What song plays when President Pochenko and Joy Miller enter the factory in the film?

Accepted Answer

When President Pochenko and Joy Miller enter the factory, it starts playing 'L'internationale', the Communist Party hymn and hymn of the U.S.S.R. until 1944.

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