Posted By: Urban Worrier
Silver Screen with a hint for the last one... - 07/17/13 05:04 PM
-1. "Colours of the Wind" was from which Disney animated film?
-2. Who played the police captain in Casablanca?
-3. What was the name of the gang of magicians in Now You See Me?
-4. Who played Mel Gibson's sidekick in the Lethal Weapon series?
-5. In which country was Arnold Schwarzenegger born?
-6. James Cagney played George M Cohan in which movie?
-7. Name the film based on Philip K Dick's "We Can Remember it for You Wholesale".
-8. Name Jack Nicholson's character in Prizzi's Honour.
-9. For which film did Woodie Harrelson receive his first Oscar nomination?
-10. How many dogs and how many cats made The Incredible Journey?
-11. Who was the sister of Olivia de Haviland?
-12. The climax Of John Ford's Stagecoach takes part in which Colorado location?
A clue for the last one:
The Wiki entry for this location says; "Director John Ford used the location for a number of his best known films, and thus, in the words of critic Keith Phipps, "its five square miles have defined what decades of moviegoers think of when they imagine the American West"
-2. Who played the police captain in Casablanca?
-3. What was the name of the gang of magicians in Now You See Me?
-4. Who played Mel Gibson's sidekick in the Lethal Weapon series?
-5. In which country was Arnold Schwarzenegger born?
-6. James Cagney played George M Cohan in which movie?
-7. Name the film based on Philip K Dick's "We Can Remember it for You Wholesale".
-8. Name Jack Nicholson's character in Prizzi's Honour.
-9. For which film did Woodie Harrelson receive his first Oscar nomination?
-10. How many dogs and how many cats made The Incredible Journey?
-11. Who was the sister of Olivia de Haviland?
-12. The climax Of John Ford's Stagecoach takes part in which Colorado location?
A clue for the last one:
The Wiki entry for this location says; "Director John Ford used the location for a number of his best known films, and thus, in the words of critic Keith Phipps, "its five square miles have defined what decades of moviegoers think of when they imagine the American West"
