The Fifth Element Trivia Questions & Answers

Answer: Champagne for the Diva.

Upon entering, they shoot the Diva's assistants and Leeloo runs in to vanquish them, all nicely complemented by the music of the Diva's concert.

Answer: holding the elephant-like creature

Zorg tells him not to come back from Fhloston without the stones.

Answer: Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg

He says it himself when Cornelius is brought to him by his henchmen.

Answer: 4

He's trying to quit (or at least his dispenser is).

Answer: Mondoshawan

If you get this wrong. *tsk* *tsk* The spelling of it was provided in Question Two.

Answer: 40

40 human. The perfect being: 200,000.

Answer: Five

Zorg got a case which he thought contained the stones, planted a bomb, and left. He had to come back because the case was empty. He does stop it successfully, but a Mangalore also has a bomb, and when he finds out that Zorg stopped the other bomb, he activates his own.

Answer: meat popsicle

The Mangalores working for Zorg give the police a tip about Korben, which is why they were looking for him. This tip was a lie - they just wanted to get rid of Korben so he wouldn't get the stones before they did. The police accused Korben's next-door neighbor.

Answer: I know this music. Let's change the beat.

Zorg set it at 20 minutes.

Answer: coffee

Gives him something to do while Leeloo wrings out her clothes and Cornelius plots to bash him over the head with that award.

Answer: destruction, disorder, and chaos

As an example, he breaks a glass so Cornelius can watch all the little machines rush out to clean it up.

Answer: A camel rears its head.

All of these signs are given before the audience sees the ship, but the camel is first.

Answer: Ian Holm

Ian Holm has enjoyed a career that has lasted for more than sixty years. Born in the county of Essex on the 12th of September 1931, Holm graduated from RADA, The Royal Academy for the Dramatic Arts in 1953. By 1960 he had become an established member of what was to later become the Royal Shakespeare Company. During his career he has appeared in a variety of diverse roles; he first came to prominence in 1965 for his role as Richard III in the BBC dramatisation 'The Wars of the Roses'. Over the following decade he built his reputation in a number of historical roles with productions such as 'Mary, Queen of Scots' and 'Young Winston', the story of the early life of the great war leader, Sir Winston Churchill. Now Sir Ian Holm, he was knighted in 1998 for services to drama, he will be familiar to cinema goers for his roles as running coach Sam Mussabini in the 1981 film 'Chariots of Fire', as Ash, the synthetic human in the 1979 sci-fi horror 'Alien', and more recently in both the 'Lord of the Rings' trilogy and 'The Hobbit' series of films in the role of Bilbo Baggins.

Answer: One floor down from his apartment

Jean-Baptiste Immanuel Zorg, the so-called "art dealer", keeps trying to get Cornelius to give him the stones. When he sends a gang of henchmen to retrieve Cornelius, Cornelius says, in a hopeful voice, "Weddings?"

Answer: In the Diva

The Diva's blood looked an awful lot like food coloring on Korben's face.

Answer: a gun

He came to Korben's door to try to rob him. From the collection of guns Korben had, it probably wasn't the first time.

Answer: brown

This is very clear when we see his eye through his magnifying glass.

Answer: New York International Airport

I don't believe it's written anywhere but the woman's voice over the airport's loudspeaker says the name.

Answer: A cherry

Zorg and the Mangaloreans are conspiring with the evil entity threatening to destroy the Earth and all humanity. Whilst questioning Father Cornelius as to the whereabouts of the missing sacred stones, Zorg pours himself a drink into which a cherry is added. Zorg takes a large gulp of his drink but accidentally inhales the cherry which begins to choke him. Cornelius is tempted to allow Zorg to die and mocks him in his misfortune, but his good nature gets the better of him and he strikes Zorg sharply on his back, dislodging the cherry and saving Zorg's life and, in turn, his own life.

Answer: Laserball

Ruby says this on air, when entering the opera house. He makes various comments about the guests, including the fact that Baby Ray is deaf. This comes into play later when Korben asks Ray for a gun, and Ray throws him two balls, winking. After the fight, his admirers are congratulating him on his contribution.

Answer: He's an idiot

When she calls Korben for the third and final time, the President answers. She thinks it's Korben pretending to be the President in order to avoid her. She interrupts him, saying, "Oh, please. That doesn't even sound like him. The President's an idiot, and you don't sound like an idiot."

Answer: two balls

Like Ruby said, Ray couldn't really hear very well.