Home alone quiz

“Home Alone” became the highest-grossing comedy of all time in the United States until it was surpassed by “The Hangover” in 2009.

The concept for “Home Alone” was inspired by a scene from John Hughes’ earlier film, “Uncle Buck.”

The house used in the film is located in New York.

John Candy made a cameo appearance as Gus Polinski, the Polka King of the Midwest.

The tarantula used in the movie was real, and Daniel Stern, who played Marv, had a fear of spiders.

The house used in the movie was built specifically for filming and is not a real residence.

The film’s director, Chris Columbus, later directed the first two Harry Potter films.

The Talkboy, a gadget featured in the movie, was a real product released before the film.

“Home Alone” was the first movie in the series; there were no sequels.

“Home Alone” was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Picture

The character of Kevin was originally written for another actor, and Macaulay Culkin was a last-minute replacement.

The iconic scream from the character Marv when he gets his head set on fire was real and not dubbed.

The movie was originally titled “Lonely Christmas.”