Movies Trivial Pursuit Game

In this thread, you will test your knowledge in movies (not porn) and that of your forum mates.

Ask any question, identify a scene from a movie, a famous quote, any question - even if you are not sure of the answer.

Or in turn answer questions posted.

Classic movies, cult movies, Sci Fi, modern, all movies from the world cinema!

Whose bottom and belly button? And from which movie?

Hint: a fairly recent movie (2007) dealing with writing a song for a rock concert with a tight deadline...

Answer:

Haley Bennett as Cora Corman.

Music and Lyrics (2007)

In my opinion not a top Drew Barrymore film.

Next Question

Deborah Kerr

was a nun in at least tow movies. What are they?

Two Deborah Kerr movies portraying a nun

spdspk, I'll try and kick start this thread back into action having only just seen it. Here's one continuing the Deborah Kerr theme.

In which movie does Deborah Kerr play three different roles, each character bearing a resemblance to another woman whom she played earlier in the movie?

P.S. I don't think you'll find this too hard given your previous post.

mattstan wrote:

Thanks for the interest! Great!

Is it:

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (1943)?

spdspk wrote:
Of course !! What's next?

Since you obviously know quite a bit how's this:

In which movie does the shedding of a tear lead to a sequence of events that saves the heroine?

A question for me perhaps, and if we keep this up, maybe others will join in too.

PS. If I'd seen the thread I would have been able to answer the Deborah Kerr nun x2 question.

Answer:

Chocolat (2000) (I think)


Question:

Which actor was to play the role of Tin Woodsman in "The Wizard of Oz (1939)", but developed allergy to the tin powder?

Answer: Buddy Ebson

I hope its right and here's my question:

Which actor had to make FedEx deliveries in a crowded LA market without anyone recognizing him in preperation for his role?

Tip: Movie from 2004

Good Luck

Jabroni wrote:

It was Buddy Epson

Answer: Tom Cruise in Collateral (2004)

Question: Name actors and films (let's say 5 although there are more) who played the role of a "fictitious" American President

Yeah Tom Cruise is right:-)

okay here we go:

Bill Pullman as President Thomas J. Whitmore in Independence Day

Morgan Freeman as President Tom Beck in Deep Impact

Harrison Ford as President James Marshall in Air Force One

Michael Belson as "The President" in Wag the Dog

Donald Pleasence as "The President of the United States" in Escape from New York

Next Question:

What is the signal for death in all parts of "The Godfather?"

Tip: fruit

The American Presidents I came up with are:

Franchot Tone in Advise & Consent (1962)
Peter Sellers in Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)
Henry Fonda in Fail Safe (1964)
Fredric March in Seven Days in May (1964)
Kevin Kline in Dave (1993)
Robert Culp in The Pelican Brief (1993)
Michael Douglas in The American President (1995)
Gene Hackman in Absolute Power (1997)

Looking at the list, all presidents in the 1960's movies were fairly decent men dealing with issues of the Cold War.

The movies of the 1990s dealt either with corrupt presidents or how to be a good president.

_________

Orange is the symbol of death, the fruit and the colour [/b]

Question: In which movie was Tony Curtis constantly mistaken for Jack Lemmon (his partner in Some Like It Hot (1959)?


Hint: The movie had the same title as a famous controversial book (in the early 1960's)

spdspk wrote:

Hint 2: the female lead character's name was Helen Gurley Brown (the name of the actual author of the book).