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Post by Deleted on Mar 9, 2013 15:02:05 GMT
Films Revisited XXXI Quiz
Here is another themed quiz, this time with three differing themes...
1pt for each answer unless stated otherwise.
(a) PRISON POSERS.
1 Who played the Manufacturer in the film The Great Escape ?
2 In which film did Elvis Presley play an ex-convict who became a pop star ?
3 Which prison film was based on a Stephen King story and starred Tim Robbins as Andy and Morgan Freeman as Red ?
4 Roger Daltrey and Adam Faith played cellmates in which film ?
5 Who played the ruthless prison governor in Escape From Alcatraz ?
6 Who played a prisoner with supernatural powers called John Coffey in the film The Green Mile ?
7 Which 2000 animated film based on The Great Escape featured a villainous couple called Mr and Mrs Tweedy ?
8 In which 1980 film were Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor wrongfully imprisoned for a bank robbery ?
9 In which 2000 film did George Clooney play Everett McGill, a convict who escapes from a chain gang ?
10 What was the title of the 1980 film in which Robert Redford played a prison governor ?
(b) TITLE ROLES.......Name the female film stars who played the title roles in the following movies:
11 1945: The Wicked Lady
12 1983: The Wicked Lady
13 1979: Norma Rae
14 2001: Lara Croft: Tomb Raider
15 1980: Tess
16 1984: The Woman In Red
17 1994: Serial Mom
18 1967: Thoroughly Modern Millie
19 1988: A Fish Called Wanda
20 1997: Jackie Brown
(c) TITLE ROLES.......Name the male film stars who played the title roles in the following movies:
21 1993: Schindler's List
22 1969: A Man Called Horse
23 1970: Patton
24 1988: Beetlejuice
25 1976: Bugsy Malone
26 2002: The Scorpion King
27 1964: Father Goose
28 2000: Hollow Man
29 1973: Hitler: The Last Ten Days
30 1991: The Last Boy Scout
No more than 6 answers per person in any one 4-hour period, please. Good luck !
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neilh
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Post by neilh on Mar 9, 2013 17:12:00 GMT
1. James Coburn
3. The Shawshank redemption (brilliant)
4. McVicar
6. Michael Clarke Duncan (sadly died last year)
7. Chicken run
8. Stir crazy
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Post by Duncan Disorderly on Mar 9, 2013 18:03:30 GMT
11. Barbara Worth
12. Faye Dunaway
14. Angelina Jolie
18. Julie Andrews
19. Jamie Lee Curtis
25. Scott Biao
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Post by Dunplaying on Mar 9, 2013 23:10:01 GMT
2. Jailhouse Rock.
5. Patrick McGoohan.
9. O brother, where art thou?
20. Pam Grier.
22. Richard Harris.
28. Kevin Bacon.
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Post by daveuk1 on Mar 10, 2013 12:06:22 GMT
10 Brubaker. wasn't Redford Henry Brubaker?
13 mmm Sally Field, well I hope it is, lol I fell in love with her when I saw her in Smokey and the Bandit
15 I have a feeling that was a German lass but I can't remember her first name :( and can't spell her surname so here's a clue to everyone else, it was something like Kinsky
16 I remember the shampoo girl Kelly LeBrock playing the part of the lady in a red dress
30 Bruce Willis
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Post by davejones on Mar 10, 2013 12:21:44 GMT
21. Liam Neeson
24. Alec Baldwin
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Post by Deleted on Mar 10, 2013 21:36:15 GMT
1. James Coburn 3. The Shawshank redemption (brilliant) 4. McVicar 6. Michael Clarke Duncan (sadly died last year) 7. Chicken run 8. Stir crazy 1 correct, 1pt 3 correct, and agreed...2pts 4 correct, 1pt 6 top answer, 2pts 7 correct, 1pt 8 correct, 1pt Leader: NeilH 8pts |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 10, 2013 21:48:22 GMT
11. Barbara Worth 12. Faye Dunaway 14. Angelina Jolie 18. Julie Andrews 19. Jamie Lee Curtis 25. Scott Biao 11 sorry, incorrect......but you have named the character played so 0.5 bonus. 12 correct, 1pt, plus bonus point for the late Michael Winner who directed the film. The actor Mark Burns appeared in The Wicked Lady as King Charles II, but during the filming, director Michael Winner could not afford to pay him even the Equity union minimum fee. Burns told him to make a donation to the Police Memorial Trust, run by Winner. Years later, when Burns appeared at a magistrates court on a charge of speeding, Winner told the bench that the actor had given "his entire fee" for a major film to the fund, and Burns was subsequently discharged.14 correct, 1pt 18 correct, 1pt 19 correct, 1pt 25 correct, 1pt Leaderboard: 1 NeilH 8pts 2 DuncanDisorderly 6.5pts |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 10, 2013 23:16:53 GMT
2. Jailhouse Rock. 5. Patrick McGoohan. 9. O brother, where art thou? 20. Pam Grier. 22. Richard Harris. 28. Kevin Bacon. All correct for a point each, plus a Danger Man bonus for 5). Leaderboard: 1 NeilH 8pts 2 Dunplaying 7pts 3 DuncanDisorderly 6.5pts |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 10, 2013 23:31:14 GMT
10 Brubaker. wasn't Redford Henry Brubaker? 13 mmm Sally Field, well I hope it is, lol I fell in love with her when I saw her in Smokey and the Bandit 15 I have a feeling that was a German lass but I can't remember her first name :( and can't spell her surname so here's a clue to everyone else, it was something like Kinsky 16 I remember the shampoo girl Kelly LeBrock playing the part of the lady in a red dress 30 Bruce Willis 10 correct for 1.5pts 13 top answer, 2pts 15 0.5pts so far for the surname, a further 1.5 points are available (eg for first name, character's surname, book) 16 correct, 1pt plus shampoo girl bonus. 30 correct, 1pt Leaderboard: 1 NeilH 8pts 2= Dunplaying 7pts 2= Daveuk1 7pts 4 DuncanDisorderly 6.5pts |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 10, 2013 23:36:58 GMT
21. Liam Neeson 24. Alec Baldwin 21 Liam correct for 1pt 24 sorry, not the man ! Leaderboard: 1 NeilH 8pts 2= Dunplaying 7pts 2= Daveuk1 7pts 4 DuncanDisorderly 6.5pts 5 DaveJones 1pt 11,15,17,23,24,26,27 and 29 are left. |
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Post by Dunplaying on Mar 11, 2013 0:20:05 GMT
24. Michael Keaton. (I thought he was quite good in Tim Burton's Batman.)
26. Dwayne Johnson. (He was known as 'The Rock' in wrestling circles. Had he been an actor first he would probably be known as 'The Plank' ;D)
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Post by Deleted on Mar 11, 2013 13:25:37 GMT
24. Michael Keaton. (I thought he was quite good in Tim Burton's Batman.) 26. Dwayne Johnson. (He was known as 'The Rock' in wrestling circles. Had he been an actor first he would probably be known as 'The Plank' ;D) 24 correct, and agreed, 1.5pts 26 top answer, 2pts Leaderboard: 1 Dunplaying 10.5pts 2 NeilH 8pts 3 Daveuk1 7pts 4 DuncanDisorderly 6.5pts 5 DaveJones 1pt 11,15,17,23,27 and 29 are left. |
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Post by neilh on Mar 11, 2013 18:04:52 GMT
23. George C Scott
27. Cary Grant
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Post by Deleted on Mar 11, 2013 19:31:37 GMT
23. George C Scott 27. Cary Grant Both correct, and two more points to Neil. Leaderboard: 1 Dunplaying 10.5pts 2 NeilH 10pts 3 Daveuk1 7pts 4 DuncanDisorderly 6.5pts 5 DaveJones 1pt 11,15,17 and 29 are left. |
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Post by specialone on Mar 11, 2013 19:32:39 GMT
15 Natash kinski, one of my favs. Roman did have quite an eye for a pretty young lady! Think it was filmed in France rather than Dorset, something to do with the fear of extradition.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 11, 2013 19:41:38 GMT
15 Natash kinski, one of my favs. Ok, I did say this: a further 1.5 points are available (eg for first name, character's surname, book) So you get a generous 0.5pt for Natassja. And a further generous 0.5pt as you were obviously appreciated of the scene when (baddie) Alec hand-feeds her strawberries.........very sensual. :-* Still half-points on offer for reference to the novel and the character's surname. ;) Leaderboard: 1 Dunplaying 10.5pts 2 NeilH 10pts 3 Daveuk1 7pts 4 DuncanDisorderly 6.5pts 5= DaveJones 1pt 5= SpecialOne 1pt |
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Post by specialone on Mar 12, 2013 7:12:45 GMT
15 You could argue that it was D'urberville, but the real answer is Darbyfield I think. Tess of the d'urbevilles by Thomas Hardy. Tess directed by Roman Polanski.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 12, 2013 10:11:47 GMT
15 You could argue that it was D'urberville, but the real answer is Darbyfield I think. Tess of the d'urbevilles by Thomas Hardy. Tess directed by Roman Polanski. Enough there for 1.5 bonus points. Tess of the d'Urbervilles is a fabulous book and I found it fun to research the Dorset locations... Tess's 'birthplace' in Marnhull, the 'valley of the great dairies' (between the rivers Frome and Piddle), the mansion where she spent her ill-fated honeymoon (at Wool) and the church with a tall tower where her ancestors lay buried in the vaults (Bere Regis): Tommo's an absolute Hardy nut ! Leaderboard: 1 Dunplaying 10.5pts 2 NeilH 10pts 3 Daveuk1 7pts 4 DuncanDisorderly 6.5pts 5 SpecialOne 2.5pts 6 DaveJones 1pt 11,17 and 29 left. |
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Post by BB Warrior on Mar 12, 2013 21:10:20 GMT
11. Margaret Lockwood?
17. Kathleen Turner... perhaps better known for "Romancing the Stone". ;D
29. Alec Guinness.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 13, 2013 14:32:28 GMT
11. Margaret Lockwood? 17. Kathleen Turner... perhaps better known for "Romancing the Stone". ;D 29. Alec Guinness. 11 correct, 1pt 17 correct, 1pt plus 1pt bonus for mention of a great film, also starring Michael Douglas and Danny DeVito. 29 correct, 1pt Final points: 1 Dunplaying 10.5pts 2 NeilH 10pts 3 Daveuk1 7pts 4 DuncanDisorderly 6.5pts 5 BB Warrior 4pts 6 SpecialOne 2.5pts 7 DaveJones 1pt |
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