Question 1

What aviation milestone did this film achieve in 1925?

Accepted Answer

In April 1925, it became the first in-flight movie shown to airline passengers on a London-Paris flight by Imperial Airways, likely using safety film on a converted WWI bomber plane.

Question 2

How did Arthur Conan Doyle react to seeing this adaptation of his novel?

Accepted Answer

Arthur Conan Doyle saw the movie with his family and liked it.

Question 3

What happened to the 49 model dinosaurs created for this film?

Accepted Answer

Willis H. O'Brien made 49 model dinosaurs that were donated to the Museum of Arts and Sciences in Los Angeles. Years later, the rubber models began disintegrating and were sealed between walls during a facility expansion.

Question 4

What technical innovation makes this film historically significant?

Accepted Answer

It was the first full-length feature film to utilize stop-motion animation in the creation of its creatures.

Question 5

What unusual object appeared in a stop-motion scene and how was it removed?

Accepted Answer

While filming a stop-motion scene, a cameraman spotted pliers in the picture. To avoid drawing attention, he moved them little by little until they were out of the shot.

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