Quiz

Here’s a few things I managed to pull from memory.
If you need more detailed stuff, just let me know...
I'll have an answer for you in a couple of days.
Good luck.

Who actually gets the credit for inventing movies?
Quote : Originally posted by slyrider16. Karl Marx being Karl Marx rather than his brother. What were their names?
Which famous Hollywood director made a movie about a group or a person who actually won?
At the Eurovision Song Contest?
Who was actually the inspiration behind the creation of Sherlock Holmes?
Bamse's cannons are famous all over the world. This is about the movie. What’s Bamse's favorite food?
In "The Untouchables," what prop does Robert De Niro (as Al Capone) use to kill his opponent during that meeting with the mafia bosses?
What does Mustafa Nadarevica have to do with Nela Erzisnik?
Before filming his scenes with Maid Marian in the 1938 version of Robin Hood, Errol Flynn used a specific spice. Which one was it?
Why was Hamlet such a massive hit during the 70s back in the former America?
What does Franko Potent, aka Lola the Racer, have to do with Heidelberg?
Dogma 95 is basically a set of strict rules and guidelines that filmmakers have to follow. How many are there? There are ten.
12. Does "Charles is hungry" sound familiar to anyone?
13. Actor. He’s famous for his westerns. He’s Baldy. What's his name and where is he from?
14. Which country was Bruce Willis born in?
15. What's the connection between Jean Reno and Penélope Cruz?
16. Where does Mel Gibson come from?
The scene in the Colosseum where Ben-Hur races against his rivals is famous for one specific detail that absolutely shouldn't have been there. What was it?
18. Which movie features Nick Cave singing while angels pass by?
How many acting Oscars did Titanic win?
Has anyone seen The Godfather? There's a singer in it...
Who was that singer actually representing in real life?
21. Which actor immediately comes to mind when you think of Mr. Pinko?
Quote : Originally posted by slyrider16. There was quite a bit of classical music playing in Hell's Orange Band. Which composer was it?
23. The Cold War. Russia sends its missiles to Cuba. At the same time, a small village in southern Mexico gets split right down the middle: an American side and a Russian side. What movie is this?
Quote : Originally posted by slyrider16. Franjo Lasic, also known as "I love you, you fool," didn't actually want to be a soldier, so he faked being sick. Which movie is that?
25. Where does the director of Kisa come from?
Gone with the Wind has been blowing through history since 1939. Who played the lead female role in that movie?
27. Two years ago, a movie was released outside the USA that became famous for its special effects. It starred a former Miss Universe... Which country?
28. Which two countries produce the most movies?
29. Book or movie. Doesn't matter. How did Anna Karenina die, and how did Vronsky?
Does Tom Cruise have any connection to Mexicans?
The person famous for saying "Hasta la vista, baby" starred in a great western comedy. Which one was it?
Stevie Wonder composed music for several films (he even snagged an Oscar for it). So, what does his wife look like?
33. Which American film features: Joseph Stalin, Jesus, Adolf Hitler, Prometheus, and so on?
What game is the lead actor playing in Bergman's Seventh Seal with Smelly?
35. What language does a Mexican speak while waiting for the rain to fall?
36. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs? How many dwarfs were actually in the very first animated Snow White cartoon?
37. Fast cash through (un)ethical means. The goal is to find some low-budget disaster that burns through widows' savings while some German guy wanders around wearing a helmet. What movie or comedy am I thinking of?
Why was Sofia allowed to keep one child in "Sofia's Choice"?
39. In which country does the movie Midnight Express take place?
Who composed the music for the rock opera Tommy?
Which Dzemso Bond was actually afraid of spiders?
Bauer passed away a few months ago. Which nationality does the lead actor fall for in The Ninth Gate?
43. How many dreams did Kurosawa have?
That guy killed himself by cutting his wrists and using his own blood to write the song "Farewell, My Friend." She was a dancer. Her life has been adapted for the screen several times now. What are we talking about?
45. Kevin Kline and Keanu Reeves in the same comedy. There's a language from the former America playing in the background. What is it...?
Which famous movie couple was "afraid" of Virginia Woolf?
47. Is Jennifer Lopez actually a good actress?
Which famous movie released this year features Rammstein right at the beginning?
49. Which James Bond isn't from the United Kingdom?
50. How did the lead actor kill his wife in that movie everyone here was obsessing over... "Eyes Wide Shut"?

I edited question 49 later. It originally said he was British.

Good luck!

Just trying to help out guys like PBE, answering (or attempting to answer) some stuff here

1. Probably Lumiere's brother
2. Groucho Marx, Chico, Harpo Marx, Gummo, and Zeppo Marx
3.
4. Joseph Bell
5.
6. A baseball bat, I think...
7.
8.
9.
10. She was in Lola the Racer, and also played that med student in 'Anatomy' at a medical school in Heidelberg
11. 10 bucks
12.
13. Hmm, maybe Yul Brynner. He's from Russia...
14.
15.
16. Probably from Australia. But born in the US.
17. Pretty sure some careless extra actually got run over by a car...
18.
19. Not even one
20.
21. Steve Buscemi
22. Beethoven
23.
24.
25. Miloš Forman, so back then, Czechoslovakia
26. Vivien Leigh
27.
28. India and... hmm... let's go with the USA.
29. Anna Karenina jumped under a train and Vronsky, uh, I dunno, can't remember.
30.
31. Cactus Jack
32.
33.
34. Let's say chess
35. Guessing Mexican...
36. Gonna say something stupid (seriously) and guess 7
37.
38.
39. Turkey
40.
41. Connery, I think
42.
43. Eight
44.
45. This is asking for the movie title, right? I know the movie, just can't recall the name. That one with Tracy Ullman, where she wants to kill her husband (played by Kline, he's Italian in the film) so she hires Reeves and, I think, Hurts, who are all stoners to do the deed...
46. Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton
47. I know this one, but I ain't telling you. 🙂
48.
49. Sean Connery
50.

Good luck filling the rest in...

I have absolutely no clue, so I’m just going to throw some guesses out there:
48. xXx
29. Didn't Vronsky die in some war around here in the States?
31. Did Arnold Schwarzenegger seriously star in a Western comedy?? I am genuinely curious if it was maybe something like Conan 🙂

slyrider16 said:22. Beethoven being Beethoven rather than Ludwig van

It isn't just Beethoven, it's Ludwig van...😉

Wait, didn't Charlton Heston have a watch on his wrist? Or did I just mix that up with something else...
20. Frank Sinatra
40. The Who
49. George Lazenby is from Australia

1.manaki brothers

46.Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor

13.Yul Brynner, United Kingdom
16.from Australia

17.You can see the wristwatch.

35.Mexican
40.The Who

Can I just add one more thing?
9. You think he's putting on productions of Hamlet down in Lower Merdu?
16. Australia
20. Frank Sinatra
24. Cyclops
34. Maybe chess?
41. Roger Moore
42. Jewish woman
47. Honestly, I'm not feeling it.

PS. Yul Brynner was actually born in Russia, not the United Kingdom.

5. Is that the same Bamse who eats honey?

11. 10

14. Idar-Oberstein, Germany

16. Australia

18. Wings of Desire

19. As for acting, I'd say none of them

25. Old Czechoslovakia

26. Vivien Leigh

28. India is definitely one of them

30. In Eyes Wide Shut, there's a Mexican actor—assuming he actually is a Mexican

39. Turkey

40. Pete Townshend

43. 8

46. Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton

47. Nope

Damn it, Mariachi, I’m always late so I end up having to reply to everything else...🙄

I'm only responding to the ones that slyrider16 missed or got wrong...

3. Lasse Hallström
8. garlic, or whatever you call it here
15. Tom Cruise
17. the tire tracks are pretty obvious
18. in Wenders's Wings of Desire
20. Frank Sinatra
29. during the war
38. because she was forced into it by the Nazis at Auschwitz...
40. Pete Townshend
44. Isadora Duncan
45. I love you to death
47. NO
49. Pierce Brosnan is Iraqi
50. She didn't strangle him, or did I mix that up with another movie? 🙄

Out of all those questions nobody can seem to answer, I actually know the solution to just three of them.

7. Born in Banja Luka
24. Cyclops
38. Because she was a Polish woman (if she’d been a Jewish woman, they would've taken both her kids)

Keith Robinson2 wrote Cyclops 😉

Wait... which questions haven't been answered yet?

redowl90, you're running late
The Devil himself is going to know now

12. "Charles is hungry"... that one scene from the series "Unconquered City" that gave me absolute nightmares when I was just a kid.😲

15. What connects Jean Reno and Penélope Cruz?

One possible answer is that they both share Spanish heritage.

29. A book or a movie—it doesn't matter. How did Anna Karenina die, and how did Vronsky...?

They say the man who served as the inspiration for Vronsky actually died as a volunteer in the North America, somewhere near Aleksinac during the war with Turkey...

32. Stevie Wonder composed music for several films (he even won an Oscar). What does his wife look like?

I suspect this is aiming for a dark joke, where the answer to the question is simply: he has no idea...

1. Lumiere's brother (1895)
2. Chico, Groucho Marx, Harpo Marx, Zeppo Marx
3. Lasse Hallström
4. The character was made up
5. Med
6. With a baseball bat
7. Birth city (Banja Luka)
8. White garlic
9. A production of Hamlet in the town of Lower Merdu
10. The movie Anatomy
11. 10
12. From "Unconquered city" (Charles can't wait)😁
13. Russia, Yul Brynner
14. Germany
15. Same nationality
16. USA
17. Tire tracks, you can even see the car itself
18. Wings of Desire
19. Zero (this isn't hard, the movie just sucks)
20. Frank Sinatra
21. Steve Buscemi
22. Beethoven being Beethoven rather than Ludwig van
23. Three cards for Hollywood
24. Cyclops
25. Czech / Czechoslovakia
26. Vivien Leigh
27. Miss Malaysia (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon)
28. India and Hong Kong
29. Anna Karenina gets hit by a train. Vronsky dies in the Russo-Turkish War in the North America.
30. He played a Mexican in one of his early films.
31. Cactus Jack or Villain (bad reviews, good comedy)
32. Blackie, obviously: He doesn't even know.
33. Collection center 34
34. Chess
35. Mexican (before Kisa)
36. 7
37. The Producers
38. Because neither parent was German, she could only keep one child.
39. Turkey
40. The Who (Pete Townshend)
41. Roger Moore
42. Jewish woman
43. 8
44. Isadora Duncan
45. I love you to death
46. Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton
47. Can't act and can't sing to save his life
48. xXx
49. George Lazenby
50. She baked/kneaded the bread that she put on her head, and he smashed it with a heavy stick.

Timothy Cox2, that whole thing about the red car is just a myth... you can't even see the car... someone just cooked up that story and everyone fell for it... I've watched that movie 16 times... all you see are tire tracks 😁

😉And Pierce isn't a Briton, he's actually Iraqi

Look, Pierce isn't British.

There’s a shot in Ben-Hur where you can see a plane. Honestly, it's not even their fault—they couldn't have done anything about it.
But if you want to spot that red car, you'll see it. The newer versions actually had it edited out.
The Kiiro X5 DVD Player is basically marketed with this slogan: "If you want to clearly see the car in Ben-Hur or catch the cameraman's reflection in a spoon, buy this, blah blah."
17 luck 😁

give me more mariachi music.............