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Maybe you remember watching this 1973 Woody Allen film. It's a sci-fi comedy starring Woody Allen and Diane Keaton.
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Here's your chance to test your knowledge of this classic Woody Allen film. Good luck!
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Sleeper Trivia Questions

1. When the scientists first discover Woody Allen's character, Miles Monroe, in cryogenic freeze, what is covering his body?

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"Sleeper": Silly Sci-Fi

Answer: aluminum foil

They have to peel layers of it away from his entire body. The big gag at this point is when they unroll the foil from around his glasses, revealing his face. Miles had originally entered the hospital for an ulcer operation, but somehow--it's not made clear how in the film--ends up frozen at an immortality institution.

2. Miles Monroe (Woody Allen) was revived after 200 years in cryostasis. When he was revived, what was he wrapped in?

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Answer: tinfoil

He was wrapped in tinfoil or aluminum foil. Miles had been admitted to St. Vincent's Hospital for a routine exploration of a peptic ulcer. Complications set in and he was admitted for cryogenic immersion by his cousin. The scientists removed him from his capsule and delicately removed the tinfoil covering. It was also funny to see that he had been frozen with his glasses on.

3. When Dr. Aragon - one of the scientists supervising his recovery - shows Miles pictures of people from the past, asking for identification, what does Miles say about Bela Lugosi?

From Quiz "Sleeper": Silly Sci-Fi

Answer: He was mayor of New York.

Bela Lugosi was a famous horror movie actor who played Dracula. Miles is also shown pictures of Stalin, Charles DeGaulle and a video of Howard Cosell as well. When he is shown a Playboy centerfold, he offers to keep it for a more thorough viewing. It's never explained in the film why the scientists don't know who these people are, but it makes for a great comedic effect.

4. What musical instrument did Miles play in the 20th century?

From Quiz Sleeper

Answer: clarinet

Miles was a clarinet player for the Ragtime Rascals. Woody Allen does play the clarinet in real life and played with the Preservation Hall Jazz Band for the soundtrack of this film.

5. When questioned by the scientists, Monroe says he owns a health food store in Greenwich Village. What is the name of the store?

From Quiz "Sleeper": Silly Sci-Fi

Answer: The Happy Carrot

He comments, at dinner, that futuristic food tastes so bad he should sell it in his store. Some of the breakfast items he requests are wheat germ and organic honey. Instead the give him deep fried fatty foods and fudge which, in the future, are considered healthy.

6. What was Miles' occupation in 1973?

From Quiz Sleeper

Answer: health food restaurant owner

The scientists who revived Miles received all of their information from a data card enclosed in the capsule. It said he was part owner of the Happy Carrot Health Food Restaurant. As you come to find out later in the film, the concept of health food changed somewhat in the future.

7. Hiding from the government, Miles disguises himself as a robot servant and is subsequently assigned to Diane Keaton's character, Luna. What does Luna do for a living?

From Quiz "Sleeper": Silly Sci-Fi

Answer: Writes poetry

She has sold several poems, including greeting cards. Her boyfriend in the film compares her to poet Rod McKuen.

8. After reviving him, the scientists took Miles to a secluded home. He wanted to have something special for breakfast. What was it?

From Quiz Sleeper

Answer: wheat germ, organic honey and tiger's milk

Miles requested wheat germ, organic honey and tiger's milk as those were the types of food that were supposed to contain life-preserving properties. One of the scientists said "You mean there was no deep fat, steak, cream pies or fudge?" The other scientist remarked "Those were thought to be unhealthy, precisely the opposite of what we now know to be true." Also, future scientists believed that tobacco was one of the healthiest things for your body.

9. Miles joins the Resistance and falls in love with Luna. But Luna is dating the Resistance leader, and Miles becomes jealous. What is the Resistance leader's name?

From Quiz "Sleeper": Silly Sci-Fi

Answer: Erno

Erno is played by John Beck, who also plays Moonpie in the science fiction film "Rollerball." At one point Miles tells Luna that Erno is away from camp "taking his handsome lessons". He's a tall guy with a big moustache and "wall-to-wall muscles" according to Miles.

10. The screenplay is actually based on the novel "When The Sleeper Wakes" penned by what sci-fi author?

From Quiz "Sleeper": Silly Sci-Fi

Answer: H.G. Wells

H.G. Wells wrote many science fiction novels around the turn of the twentieth century, including "The Invisible Man" and "War Of The Worlds." Of course, the interpretation of "The Sleeper Awakes" is a loose interpretation! Allen really did call on some of the science fiction giants of the day for script ideas, including Issac Asimov and Ben Bova.

11. In another clip from the 20th century, having to watch whom was described as a form of punishment?

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Answer: Howard Cosell

They were watching a clip of Howard Cosell talking about Muhammad Ali. The scientist surmised that when citizens of the 20th century were found guilty of committing a crime against the state, they were forced to watch Howard Cosell. Miles said "Yes, that's exactly what that was."

12. The scientists who discover Miles say the world was destroyed when a madman got hold of a nuclear device. What was the madman's name?

From Quiz "Sleeper": Silly Sci-Fi

Answer: Albert Shanker

In real life, Shanker was the head of the American Federation of Teachers at the time. What a hilarious play on Allen's indictment of the education system! There was no more information given in the movie about the character of Shanker.

13. The members of the underground wanted Miles to infiltrate the administration and find out what their new project was all about. What was the name of this project?

From Quiz Sleeper

Answer: The Aries Project

Miles was the perfect candidate for gaining access to the administration since he had emerged into this future society without an electronic identity. Everyone else had been cataloged, fingerprinted, photographed, voice-printed and computerized. Miles was not amenable to the idea, particularly since it might involve torture. He said that he was not the heroic type and that he was once beaten up by Quakers.

14. Hiding in a cave from the government, Miles and Luna happen upon an old car. What kind of car is it?

From Quiz "Sleeper": Silly Sci-Fi

Answer: A Volkswagen Beetle

It's in pretty good shape, despite centuries of cave dust and being covered in piles of tree limbs. To get up enough strength to push the yellow "slug bug", Miles and Luna eat a meal of giant celery and bananas the size of surfboards!

15. What kind of car did Miles and Luna discover in the cave after their escape from the government security forces?

From Quiz Sleeper

Answer: Volkswagen

Administration security was on to Miles. Miles escaped disguised as a robot in the back of a Domesticon van. He was delivered to the home of Luna Schlosser (Diane Keaton) where he posed as a domestic servant. Luna tried to turn Miles into the police but the plan backfired. Luna had been corrupted by having spent too much time with (the alien) Miles. They escaped together and found a 200-year-old Volkswagen in a cave. Remarkably, it started the first time. Miles said "They really built these things, didn't they?"

16. After he is assimilated by the government, Miles gets a robotic dog as a pet. What is the dog's name?

From Quiz "Sleeper": Silly Sci-Fi

Answer: Rags

Miles is concerned that the robot dog is housebroken, and thus won't leave little batteries laying around. Miles doesn't have enough time in yet for his own android!

17. What was the purpose of the government's secret project?

From Quiz Sleeper

Answer: a plan to clone the leader from his nose

The future society's leader had been killed by a bomb planted by the underground and the only part of him left was his nose. The plan was to clone the leader from his nose. On "Aries Day" the most prominent scientists and doctors assembled for the operation for the purpose of cloning their leader.

18. What is the name of the secret government plan to clone the Leader?

From Quiz "Sleeper": Silly Sci-Fi

Answer: The Aires Project

The project involves cloning a new leader from the leader's nose, which is the only thing left after he is killed by a bomb. Miles and Luna have to infiltrate the research facility and steal the nose. At one point Miles hides it under his surgeon's mask! They end up destroying the nose by throwing it underneath a steam roller.

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