Movie Quiz Series (February)
Varun Reddy Sevva (For IQL)
http://iquiz.wordpress.com/movie-quiz/february-2009/
Rules
 One question every day, starting February
 When there is a break it will be announced before
hand
 Answers will be accepted till 11.30 pm same day
 Googling is highly discouraged, but it’s upto our
conscience
 All questions are answerable by movie lovers
 Mostly Hollywood based; Bollywood will be covered as
and when new material comes up
 IMDB and Wikipedia are the main sources
Question 1
 Connect (The list is exhaustive)
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1. Meryl Streep
2. Katharine Hepburn
3. ____ _________
4. Laurence Olivier
5. Bette Davis
 The name of which lovable actor/actress is
missing and what is this list about?
Answer
 The missing name is Jack Nicholson The list is the names of all actors who
have 10 or more Oscar nominations
in their lifetime.
 Correct answers: Jagdish, Kamal,
Arati and Raji. Well tried by
Shashikumar.
Question 2
 With respect to the current Oscar
Nominated Movies, connect:
 “Satan’s Alley”, a movie about two gay priests at
an 18th century Irish monastery
 “The Scorcher” movie franchise
 “The Fatties: Fart 2”, the movie about a family
which only farts!
 ’Bust-A-Nut” candy bar
 “Booty Sweat” energy drink
 A very “simple” connect, right?
Answer 2
 The answer is “Tropic Thunder”, nominated this year
(2009) for the best supporting actor Robert Downey
Jr. These are all different spoof-movie trailers
mentioned before the movie starts and the products
were released before the movie released as a
gimmick. When I mentioned “simple”, I was referring
to “Simple Jack”, one of the common running spoofmovie themes inside this movie. I felt perhaps
“Simple Jack” would make the question a sitter, hence
it wasn’t mentioned.
 Correct answers by Andy, Raji, Anirudh, Deepak, Raja
and Debratna. Well tried by KN and GZR.
Question 3
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So far, this movie franchise has been a huge success.
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The first one in the series was a low-budget movie, at roughly $6.5 million,
which turned out to be a box-office hit, earning $38,371,200 domestically
and more than $78 million worldwide.
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The second one was also a significant box office and critical success. The
film’s visual effects include many breakthroughs in computer-generated
effects, marking the first computer-generated main character. The
film won several awards including four Academy Awards for makeup,
sound mixing, sound editing and visual effects. It crossed more than $725
million worldwide, topping the list of film sequels by box-office improvement
(Domestic Earnings)
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The third movie in the franchise was not spared by the critics, one of who
said that it was “essentially a B movie, content to be loud, dumb and
obvious”. It closed with a total worldwide gross of $433 million, a financial
success but still falling significantly short of its predecessors’ gross. It failed
to get a single nomination for the Oscars.
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Which movie franchise am I talking about? It’s as easy to guess as any
other question. I’ll be back soon with the answer…
Answer 3
 ‘The Terminator Franchise”, with the
clue being in the last line I mentioned
- “I’ll be back”.
 Correct answers by Francis Vijay,
Rahul, Srikar, Debratna,
Curdriceauora and Raji. Well tried by
Abhishek and GZR.
Question 4
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The picture is that of “El Indio”
Fernández, a famous Mexican
actor, screenwriter and director
of the Cinema of Mexico. .He
developed his own style which
had such an effect in the
industry that his portrayal of
rural Mexico became a standard
for the film industry and also
became the image of Mexico in
the world.
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Cedric Gibbons was introduced
by his then wife Dolores Del
Rio to El Indio. Reluctant at
first, Fernández was finally
convinced to do some a special
modeling assignment that
stands till now. What did he do?
Answer 4
 He stood naked and modeled for the
Oscar statuette. He is the guy they all
crave to want in their hands each
year 
 Correct answers by Deepak, Srikar,
Anirudh, Rajiv and Raji (who honestly
told me that she googled for the
answer)
Question 5
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It is rightly said that in death lies more fame than
one can imagine in one’s life. All the hoopla about
Heath Ledger and his posthumous nomination got
me to this actor, who is more famous for his Oscar
nominations, inspite of never winning any of them!
His enduring fame and popularity rests on only
three films, his entire starring output. His death at
a young age helped guarantee a legendary
status. He was the first actor to receive a
posthumous Academy Award nomination for Best
Actor and remains the only person to have two
posthumous acting nominations - Two nominations
after his death!
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His role in “Rebel Without a Cause” is widely cited
as an accurate representation of teenage angst.
This movie continues to touch and excite gay
audiences by its honesty. The Gay Times
Readers’ Awards cited him as the male gay
icon of all time (Something to ponder over)
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Just name this legendary star.
Answer 5
 James Dean
 Correct answers by Vasanth, Raji,
Tania, Raja, Rahul Kumar and
Shashikumar.
Question 6
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This actor has been one of my favorites for very long time. His acting style
has always amazed me and his voice is fascinating! He developed the film
“Air Force One” and was set to play the lead role of the President, but
ultimately decided to concentrate on finishing “The Postman” instead. This
film took home 5 Golden Raspberry Awards - It won for every award it was
nominated, the only time it ever happened at the Razzies!
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In spite of being a good actor, his Oscar wins have been for “Best Director”
and “Best Picture” in 1990 for a movie about a Civil War-era United States
lieutenant who travels to the American Frontier to find a military post. He
also acted in that same movie, but was merely nominated, losing the award
to Jeremy Irons.
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He also has a slight connection to the Kennedy family by way of his movies.
He played the roles of Jim Garrison (a lawyer to have investigated the
assassination of John F. Kennedy ) and Kenny O’Donnell (Kennedy’s special
assistant) in two of his more famous and controversial films.
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Name him and the 3 movies in question.
Answer 6
 The Actor I was referring to is Kevin
Costner. The 3 movies in question
were “Dances with Wolves”, “JFK” and
“Thirteen Days”.
 Only one complete correct answer, by
Karthik. Partial correct answers by
Raji, Tania and Ramkumar.
Question 7
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The first question in this series started with a list of the actors
who were nominated the most number of times. Atleast all of
them has some wins in their kitty. But the gentleman in question
was not so lucky. He has been nominated eight times for the
Academy Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role, making him
the most-nominated actor never to win the award! Marlon
Brando beat him to it in 1972, Robert De Niro in 1980 and most
recently, he lost to Forest Whitaker in 2006.
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In 2003, the Academy honoured him with an Academy Honorary
Award, but he didn’t want to take it, saying that he was “still in
the game” and would like more time to “win the lovely bugger
outright.” The Academy informed him that they would bestow the
award whether he wanted it or not. He finally agreed to appear
at the ceremony and receive his Honorary Oscar. And guess who
presented him with this Honorary Oscar? None other than Meryl
Streep!
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Who is this distinguished actor I am talking about?
Answer 7
 Yes, it is Peter O’ Toole, as mentioned
by all of you in the comments. He is
the main protagonist of “Lawrence of
Arabia”.
 Correct answers by Raji, Tania,
Chandy, Somnath, Yoganand and
Mr./Ms. shree420@gmail.com.
Question 8
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Since we are on the topic of missed Oscars, we can safely include this
famous gentleman also in the list. Three-time Oscar nominee and none
converted! The Golden Globes have been more generous to him (3 wins
in 7 nominations) in that aspect. He received his first Oscar nomination
for a movie which was based on the best selling autobiography of a
parapalegic veteran an anti-war activist Ron Kovic.
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In his next movie (X), he met the woman who was to become his second
wife. They separated much later when she was three months pregnant,
just before their tenth wedding anniversary. He also starred in a erotic
thriller with her, which was director Stanley Kubrick’s last film (Y). In his
next movie, he played a misogynistic male guru, that earned him another
Academy nomination (Z).
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Just for the record, October 10, 2006 was declared “___ ______ Day” in
Japan; the Japan Memorial Day Association said that he was awarded
with a special day because he has made more trips to Japan than any
other Hollywood star.
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Who is he? And identify the movies X, Y and Z as mentioned in the
question above.
Answer 8
 As many of you guessed, the correct
answer is Tom Cruise. But none of you got
all the 3 movies right. The movies are
X=Days of Thunder (Nicole was a doctor in
the movie); Y=Eyes Wide Shut (If you have
not seen it, you are wasting your time
seeing Nicole Kidman on-screen - Please do
see it) and Z=Magnolia (Must see!)
 Many right answers, but none of you got it
all. But I do appreciate the attempts as
getting all the names is not an easy thing.
Question 9
 An easy one if you can just think back a
few years…
 Connect (The list is exhaustive)
 1. Lina Wertmuller, “Seven Beauties” (1976)
 2. Jane Campion, “The Piano” (1993)
 3. Sofia Coppola, “Lost in Translation”
(2003)
 Hint: All three lost. The last one, in 2003,
may strike something in your minds.
Answer 9
 The only 3 women to have been nominated for Oscars in
the best Direction category.
 A extra-correct answer by Malcaluffin Correct answers by
Francis, Tania, Somnath. Correct answer, but wrong on
thought by GZR (They are not just the losers - they are
the only nominees). Well tried by Abhishek.
 @Malcaluffin: Thanks for the words of encouragement!!!
“Googling is not for the winners; It’s just for people who don’t
have time to apply their minds” - Varun Reddy.
Question 10
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Another easy one, if you can get the clue…
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The director of this movie has said that he was inspired by “The Tale of the Dream
Girl” episode of Nickelodeon’s television series ”Are You Afraid of the Dark” to make
this movie. The production script for the film was unusual; nearly all of the
information usually included in screenplays was absent. Because the writer
intended to direct the film himself, he omitted from the screenplay most of the
information that a screenwriter would normally convey to a director.
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The left-handed Bruce Willis learned to write with his right hand for the film, to
hide from the audience that he was no longer wearing his wedding ring. The color
red is intentionally absent from most of the film, but is used prominently in a few
isolated shots for “anything in the real world that has been tainted by the other
world”.
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It earned $293,506,292 in the United States and a worldwide gross of
$672,806,292, ranking it 27th on the list of box-office money earners in the U.S. as
of March 2008. The film was nominated for six Academy Awards including Best
Picture, Best Director and Best Actor in a Supporting Role.
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Which movie is this?
Answer 10
 As all of pointed out, the correct answer is
“The Sixth Sense”. Haley Joel Osment got
the nomination for the Best Supporting
Actor.
 Correct answers by Raji, Francis, Shashi,
Stanley and Malcaluffin.
“The concept of Google was science; The
concept of Googling is an art” - Varun
Reddy.
Question 11
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Just for the record, she is the first and only African woman
to win an Academy Award for Actress in a Leading Role, for
her portrayal of serial killer in the movie “X” . She received
an Academy Award nomination for her performance in “Y”, a
movie whose screenplay was inspired by the 2002 book
“Class Action: The Story of Lois Jenson and the Landmark
Case That Changed Sexual Harassment Law”.
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She was named Esquire’s Sexiest Woman Alive in 2007 (I
support this decision of Esquire surely). In late 2008 she
was asked to be a UN messenger of peace by the UN
Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon.
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Enough said, who is this actress? And name the movies X
and Y.
Answer 11
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I mentioned that the actress was African, not AfricanAmerican  She is Charlize Theron, from South Africa.
I know it was a tricky question, but a few of you
appreciated the fact that I wanted to convey here Read the question carefully. I missed many quiz
questions in my life because I failed to read between
the lines, just didn’t want the same to happen to
others that’s all.
 Fully correct answers by Somnath, Yoganand, Puneet,
Swarnadeep and Francis Vijay (Thank you man! You
have been an encouragement for me!). Partial
answers by GZR, Chandru and Shashi. Well tried by
Raji and Tania.
Question 12
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The movie “X” was released in the USA in May 1977. The film became an instant success;
within three weeks of the film’s release, 20th Century Fox’s stock price doubled to a record
high. Although the film’s cultural neutrality helped it to gain international success, there was
anxiety during the premiere in Japan. After the screening, the audience was silent, but it was
later told to the film-makers that silence was the greatest honor to a film. This movie is still
one of the highest grossing movies of all time - With a budget of mere $11 million, it earned a
ROI of more than 7000% (Titanic, in comparison, has a ROI of around 800%). It was
nominated for 10 Oscars winning 7 of them, mostly in the technical section.
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In the same year, another movie “Y” was released in November. It was a long-cherished project
for its director. It tells the story of Roy Neary, an Indiana electrical lineman, whose life changes
after he has an encounter with an unidentified flying object. The US Air Force and NASA
declined to co-operate on the film. The film was nominated in nine categories, but only Vilmos
Zsigmond won the award for Best Cinematography.
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Now the director of “X” entered into a wager with long-time friend and director of “Y” during its
production. He was sure “Y” would outperform his own yet-to-be-released “X” at the box office
and bet 2.5% of the proceeds of each film against each other. The director of X lost the bet, of
course, and to this day the director of Y is still receiving proceeds from the first of the series of
movies under the “X” movie series.
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Which movies are these and who are the directors?
Answer 12
 Well, the tougher I think I question is, the more
answers I get correct. Well, as many of you said, the
correct answer is X = Star Wars (George Lucas) and Y
= Close Encounters of the Third Kind (Steven
Spielberg). E.T. released in 1982.
 Correct answers by Francis, Raji (Trying hard for it!)
and Somnath (Thanks!). Partial correct answers by
Vivek Raman (E.T. is 1982 flick!) and GZR (Forgot to
mention the name of the Spielberg movie).
“I don’t hate making bets. I just hate the part where you
lose, ’cause that sucks” - Varun Reddy.
Question 13
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Thirteen is unlucky, right? Well, I am sure the girl in question is certainly
not unlucky here!
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She was cast in a prized role, that of Broadway performance by Jennifer
Holliday, for the film adaptation of the musical which also starred Beyoncé
Knowles and Eddie Murphy. She won the role over hundreds of professional
singers and actresses, including Raven-Symoné (from “That’s so
Raven”) and American Idol winner Fantasia Barrino.
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And what a performance! She garnered an Oscar, a Golden Globe , a BAFTA,
and a SAG Award! Quite a mouthful!
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She is one of the very few performers ever to win an Oscar for
a debut screen performance. As of 2009, she is also the only person to have
gone from participating in a reality television series to becoming an
Academy Award winner. After this Oscar win, her life has never been the
same.
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Name her and the movie for which she got the award.
Answer 13
 Jennifer Hudson from “Dreamgirls” - She was one of
the finalists in American Idol. Correct answers by
Francis, V.R. and Shashi.
 I know that the questions may look easy. If you feel
this quiz is boring you please tell me what changes I
can do and I will try to incorporate those. Thanks!
 “The number 13 has been very lucky for me - I never
passed out after 13 drinks in my entire life!” - Varun
Reddy.
Question 14
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Happy Valentines Day!
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Talking about love, let us go to the story of this well-known fairy tale, which is a famous love
story (as most fairy tales are). Walt Disney produced this movie at a time when it was starting to
make a lot of impact in the animation-movies sector, in the period of 1988-99 called as the
“Disney Renaissance” . And it did create a bang! It is the only full-length animated feature film
to ever be nominated for an Academy Award for Best Picture, and it lost to “The Silence of the
Lambs” (which unquestionably deserved to win!). Many animated films following its release have
been influenced by its blending of traditional animation and computer-generated imagery.
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Its success was tremendous! It was also the most successful animated Disney film at the time
and the first animated movie to reach $100 million at the domestic box-office. It won
two Academy Awards for Best Music (Original Score) and Best Music (Song). It became the first
picture ever to receive three Academy Award nominations for Best Music (Song) category! It had
a total of 6 Oscar nominations - Quite a lot for a animation movie, ain’t it?
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Just for the record, it was the first animated feature to win a Golden Globe for Best Picture
(Musical or Comedy), a feat later repeated by The Lion King and Toy Story 2.
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Which special love-story am I talking about?
Answer 14
 ”Beauty and the Beast” - I felt it was pretty easy
given the clues of it being a timeless love story
classic. Anyways, correct answers by Somnath,
Francis, Shree420, Raji and Tania. Well tried by GZR
ans Shashikumar.
”Love is not blind; It is retarded” - Charlie Harper in “Two
and a Half Men”.
”I like Valentine’s Day a lot. It’s almost like a 2nd
Independence Day for me” - Varun Reddy.
Question 15
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First of all, I would like to thank one and all for the tremendous response
I have got for this quiz series so far. It has been quite amazing and
inspite of my heavy schedule here (my placements start today), I am
finding time to make questions and tabulate responses because of the
enthusiasm shown by all of you. Thank you once again!
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Since we talked about the lovable Jack Nicholson before, I thought that we should
not forget this famous British gentleman. He is the only actor, other than Jack
Nicholson, to be nominated for an Academy Award for acting (either lead or
supporting) in every decade since the 1960s. Every decade! He has a total of 6
nominations so far, winning two of them - for the 1986 film Hannah and Her
Sisters, and his second in 1999 for The Cider House Rules, in both cases as a
supporting actor.
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He has appeared in more than one hundred films and his real name is Sir Maurice
Joseph Micklewhite Jr.
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What is his screen name?
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Hint: We have recently seen him in the movie “The Dark Knight” as the butler
Alfred Pennyworth (worth every penny!)
Answer 15
 Michael Caine. Corect answers by Raji, Guess and
Somnath.
“Even though mom stopped loving you and Kandi stopped
loving you, you don’t have to worry much about me.
You’re my dad - I pretty much got to love you” - Jake
Harper in “Two and a Half Men”
Question 16
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Enough talk about the awards and actors and the movies. Let us try to look at the real
performers at the Oscar awards i.e. the hosts of the Oscars. This is a direct lift from
Wikipedia, so please do not Google for the answer.
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This famous comedian was the host of the Academy Awards 18 times between 1939
and 1977, but he never one any for his acting skills! His feigned lust for
an Oscar became part of his act, memorably in a scene from ‘Road to Morocco” in
which he erupted in a frenzy, shouting about his imminent death from exposure. Bing
Crosby reminds him that rescue is just minutes away, and he complains that Crosby
has spoiled his best scene, and thus his chance for an Academy Award.
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Although he was never nominated for an Oscar for his performances,
the Academy honored him with four honorary awards, and in 1960, the Jean Hersholt
Humanitarian Award. While introducing the 1968 telecast, he quipped, “Welcome to
the Academy Awards, or, as it’s known at my house, Passover.”
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I remember him for his appearance in one episode of the show “I Love Lucy”, where he
declined to look at the script and ad-libbed the entire episode. He went on live for a
100 years, dying just a few months after is 100th birthday in 2003.
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Who is this distinguished performer? I hope you get this answer….
Answer 16
 It’s the distinguished Bob Hope.
 Correct answers by Francis, Raji and
Andy.
”Why live a hundred years when you are
forced to retire from work at 60?
Professional life sucks” - Varun
Reddy.
Question 17
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In 1939, Katherine Hepburn was going to do the producer of the
movie ”ABCD” a favor and play the role of “X” because he did not yet have
anyone else signed for the role. Hepburn insisted that she did not have the
lustful sexual appeal that the part demanded and told Selznick that his
studio needed to find the woman who did. Hepburn rehearsed the lines
thoroughly just in case. The night before the deadline, the producer finally
cast the actress “Y”. Unbeknownst to Hepburn and the rest of
Hollywood, “Y” was favored for the role early on, but as an English actress,
she was deemed unsuitable for the part. In addition, her affair with
Laurence Olivier, while he was in the middle of a divorce, made her a
controversial choice. The vast “search for X“ was orchestrated to make it
seem as if no other actress could be found, thus limiting the shock of “Y”
landing the role. Hepburn was later the maid of honor at “Y”s and Olivier’s
wedding in 1940.
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The movie brought “Y” immediate attention and fame, along with it an
Academy Award for Best Actress (her first of two Oscars). Hepburn
remained a close friend of “Y” until her death in 1967.
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Name the movie ABCD, the role “X” and the actress Y, who played it.
Answer 17
 The movie is “Gone with the Wind”; The
part is that of Scarlett O’Hara and the
actress is Vivian Leigh.
 Good answers by Raji and Ramalingaraju.
Almost full answer by Francis.
”There she goes… There she goes again…” Unknown
Question 18
 Part 1: Mostly electrical, but needed a nuclear
reaction
 Part 2: Mostly Garbage, thanks to Mr.Fusion model
fusion generator
 Part 3: Hover conversion (gas engine) during flight.
Alcohol was also used, along with a team of horses
and also a locomotive at various stages.
 What am I talking about?
Answer 18
 “The Delorean” from the “Back to the
Future” series. Correct answers by
Chandru and Francis (who is perhaps
the top-scorer of this quiz if the
scores are to be officially calculated).
“God is surely mysterious - he makes
drinking so beautiful and the
hangovers so awful” - Varun Reddy.
Question 19
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This Oliver Stone classic “X” had a young “Y” playing the lead role
as a ambitious stockbroker desperate to get to the top. The film
won an academy award for the lead actor “Z” (who also starred in
another famous movie, whose lead actress played the role of an
author “Catherine Tramell”), who thanked Oliver Stone for “casting
me in a part that almost nobody thought I could play”.
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Actor “A” played the role of the father of “Y” in the movie, and is
also the real-life father of “Y”! “A” is famous for his role as
President Josiah Bartlett in the TV series “B”, for which he won a
Golden Globe for Best Performance by an Actor in TV-Drama. “A”
has another son “C” in the Entertainment Business. “C” is famous
for playing the role of Gordon Bombay in the movie series “D”
about a hotshot Minneapolis defense attorney forced to coach the
local District 5 peewee hockey team.
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Name the actors Y, Z, A and C, the movies X and D, and the TV
series B.
Answer 19
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X-Wall Street
Y-Charlie Sheen
Z-Michael Douglas
A-Martin Sheen
B- The West Wing
C- Emilio Estevez
D- Mighty Ducks
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Correct answers by Francis, Sylvian and Raji. Thanks for trying.

I have not been placed yet. I have exams next 5 days, so I am
suspending the series for 5 days. Sorry.
”Necessity is the mother of Invention; Complexity is her love child” Varun Reddy
Question 20
 Clue 1: Danny Boyle pushed his “Solomon Grundy”
project back because he thought this story and
“Solomon Grundy” were too similar.
 Clue 2: Filmmakers worked closely with Levi’s to
obtain clothing items from their Levi’s Vintage
Clothing collection to authenticate various time
periods captured throughout the film.
 Clue 3: The second Hollywood feature film,
after Denzel Washington’s “Deja Vu” (2006), to film in
New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina.
 Name the movie.
Answer 20
 The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.
 Correct answer by Raji. Good try by
Nitol (Yes, the name of the African
character in the movie “Blood
Diamond” was Solomon Vandy, which
sounds similar to Solomon Grundy;
that, however, is not the answer)
Question 21
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Clue 1: The name of the emotion suppressing drug, Prozium is a sly
combination of Prozac, and Valium, which both have calming effects.
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Clue 2: Originally, the drug Prozium was named Librium (hence the term
“People of Libria” as often referred to throughout the film). However,
Librium turns out to be a registered trade name for the anti-anxiety drug
chlordiazepoxide. The name was quickly changed to Prozium.
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Clue 3: John Preston kills 118 characters in this movie, which makes him
responsible for exactly half of the total 236 deaths shown.
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Clue 4: The film was originally released
as Cubic in Scandinavian countries, and stars Christian Bale. References
are made to other notable science fiction films like “Logan’s Run”, “The
Matrix”, “Metropolis”, “Gattaca” and the final close up of Christian Bale’s eye
in this film is a homage to the opening shot of “Blade Runner”.
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Name the movie.
Answer 21
 Equilibrium
 Correct answer by Francis.
Question 22
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Identify this IMDB Top 250 movie.
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Clue 1: The movie was filmed in Southern California, in and
around the Sunland/Tujunga area. Other driving scenes were
filmed in Burbank on Victory Blvd.
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Clue 2: The film took just 25 days to shoot.
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Clue 3: A Polaroid 690 is very prominently shown throughout the
movie.
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Clue 4: Alec Baldwin, Aaron Eckhart, Brad Pitt and Thomas
Jane were all considered for the role before Guy Pearce got it.
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You have all seen it, now guess it!
Answer 22
 Well, all of you got it right! It is
Memento! And so many replies today,
even the GOD KN decided to give it a
shot for once.
 Correct answers by Debratna,
Dipankar, Vaishnavi, Raji, KN, Francis
and Raghuvansh (winner!)
Question 23
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Chalo this question is dedicated to a special person named “X”. Please read all clues,
even if the name of the movie may become obvious by Clue 1.
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Clue 1: As a producer, X tried to give the directing duties for this film to numerous
colleagues, because he was afraid he couldn’t do the story justice it deserves. He was
turned down by Martin (who was interested but ultimately felt it was a subject that
better by a director of a particular ethicity), Roman (who didn’t feel he was yet ready to
tackle the subject after surviving his childhood in it), and Billy (who turned it down
because was in retirement). Billy convinced “X” to direct the movie himself.
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Clue 2: About 40% of the film was shot using a handheld camera. Filming was
completed in 72 days, four days ahead of schedule.
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Clue 3: Harrison Ford was offered the title role but declined, saying that some people
would not be able to look past him as a star to see the importance of the film.
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Clue 4: When “X” returned to Cal State Long Beach 34 years after dropping out to earn
his BA, his film professor accepted this movie in place of the short student film
normally required to pass the class.
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Need I say more? Let’s end this month with a bang! Name the movie in question.
Answer 23
 As you said, it’s Schindler’s List!
 Correct answers by Francis, Raji and
Debratna Nag.