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1. "Army of Thieves" begins with a narration about a locksmith from Munich named Hans who created four legendary safes. For which composer's "Ring Cycle" of four epic operas did Hans name these four safes?

From Quiz Army of Thieves (2021)

Answer: Richard Wagner

In the film Sebastian (Matthias Schweighöfer) explains through a YouTube video post that Hans Wagner was a locksmith and safemaster who owned his own business. After his wife and child died tragically Hans sought to make four epic safes and he named them after the four parts of Richard Wagner's epic "Ring Cycle". These four parts are the Das Rheingold (The Rhinegold), Die Walküre (The Valkyrie), Siegfried and Götterdämmerung (Twilight of the Gods) and they are based on legendary figures of Norse mythology. After creating these safes Hans Wagner created a safe that he locked himself into and used as his tomb.

From Quiz Awake (2021)

Answer: Gina Rodriguez

Gina Rodriguez was born in the city of Chicago in 1984 and, before reaching stardom in "Jane the Virgin", she appeared in the soap opera "The Bold and the Beautiful" and was the lead actress in the 2012 film "Filly Brown". Her breakthrough performance began in 2014 as Jane Villanueva on the CW show "Jane the Virgin" that ran until 2019. In "Awake" Jill Adams is a former U.S. Army medic who works as a security guard trying to provide for herself and her kids.

From Quiz Alita: Battle Angel

Answer: The Fall

The Fall, also known as The Great War (not to be confused with The Great World War that took place in the 1910s), was the apocalyptic war between killer cyborgs and humans, resulting in death and destruction over much of the world. The Great War took place in the mid-23rd century, some 300 years prior to the chronology of this film.

From Quiz Associating with 'The Associate'

Answer: Whoopi Goldberg

Whoopi Goldberg, aka Caryn Johnson is an American actress and one of the few people to have won an Oscar, an Emmy Award, a Tony Award and a Grammy. Her first movie was 'The Colour Purple' which netted her an Oscar nomination. She won the Best Supporting Actress Oscar for 'Ghost' in 1990 in which she played the role of psychic Ode Mae Brown. 'The Associate' (1996), directed by Donald Petrie was a remake of the 1979 French film of the same name. While a moderate box office success, the film was canned by critics but loved by fans.

From Quiz "Argo": The Tony Mendez Option

Answer: Blank Canadian Passports

Tony first meets the Ambassador in front of the Canadian Embassy. The Ambassador confesses to Tony that he was expecting more of a G-man look, because Tony has a beard, shirt with no tie, and jeans. Tony suggests the Ambassador is thinking of the FBI. The two men get into a car, and the Ambassador immediately hands Tony six Canadian passports. As Tony thumbs through one, you can see they are blank, except for the pictures. The Ambassador tells Tony they are no stamps. Tony tells the Ambassador that he will take care of it.

From Quiz Arrival

Answer: Beginnings and endings

The film opens in Louise's lake house at dusk. "I used to think this was the beginning of your story," we hear her say, as if she were speaking to her daughter. "Memory is a strange thing. It doesn't work like I thought it did. We are so bound by time, by its order." The film cuts to images of Louise with her daughter, Hannah. We see Louise in a hospital bed, cradling the newborn Hannah. Someone - out of focus - picks her up but she cries and fusses. "Okay, come back to me," Louise says with a smile. "Come back to me." Next, we see Hannah as a child, dressed as a cowgirl and playing with Louise in the yard. "I remember moments in the middle," Louise narrates, as we see Hannah whispering "I love you" to her mother as she tucks her into bed. The film then cuts to Hannah as a teenager shouting "I hate you," before showing a sequence of quick scenes: the teenaged Hannah sitting in a hospital bed, Hannah being examined by a doctor, the doctor outside in the hall talking to Louise, who breaks down in tears. "And this was the end," Louise narrates. We see her leaning over a now bald Hannah in her hospital bed and sobbing as she says, "Come back to me. Come back to me." The scene fades to black as we see Louise walking slowly down the hospital hallway, alone. "But now I'm not so sure I believe in beginnings and endings," Louise continues narrating. "There are days that define your story beyond your life. Like the day they arrived."

From Quiz A Significant Portion of That Jazz

Answer: Bob Fosse

Bob Fosse choreographed/directed some of the most legendary productions in Broadway history, including "Cabaret", "Sweet Charity", "Chicago", and "Pippin."

From Quiz All The King's Men (2006)

Answer: Because his wife does not approve of him drinking alcohol.

Tiny Duffy, a local politician, who is more interested in lining his own pocket than doing what is right for the community, has asked Willie Stark to enter the campaign for governor. Willie, a new, young lawyer, envisions himself as a "man of the people", one who will fight for the people of Louisiana. The orange soda with two straws is because his wife does not approve of him drinking alcohol and it is a drink he and his wife shared on their first date.

From Quiz An American Tail: Fievel Goes West

Answer: Phillip Glasser

Phillip Glasser was born October 4th, 1978 in California; he was 13 years old when he provided the voice for Fievel in this sequel. In the film, the Mousekewitz family is lured out of the Bronx, travelling west to what they believe is a better, more promising future "way out west". Of course, nothing is ever that simple in the movies!

From Quiz "Amistad" HTH

Answer: a carefree, 11-year-old girl

Isabella II ruled Spain from 1843 to 1868. Born in 1830, she would have been 11 at the time of the Supreme Court decision. She was declared queen in 1833 when her father died, with her mother as regent. She would have been 9 when the first hearing was held regarding the Amistad and the Africans. The film makes her appear carefree when she is shown bouncing on her bed as a child would.

From Quiz Alvin and the Chipmunks

Answer: red, green and blue

Alvin wears a red hoodie with the letter A on it. Simon wears a blue hoodie and Theodore wears a green hoodie. Alvin is the cool one and can barely say to Dave that he missed him. Simon is the smart one but Alvin always tell him that he's not smart and Theodore is the fat, cute one.

From Quiz The Asphalt Jungle

Answer: Kentucky

Dix Handley came from the state of Kentucky. He lived on a farm there when he was a boy, as he later told his would be girlfriend, Doll Conovan. Stirling Hayden played Dix, the hooligan-come-stick-up man and gunsel who teamed up with Doc. Erwin Riedenschneider for the perfect heist on a jewelry store. Stirling Hayden received the Silver Star during his WWII service as Lt. John Hamilton in the OSS. It was after running guns to Yugoslav partisans that he briefly joined the communist party. He admitted his membership to the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC), during the McCarthy era in the USA, in the '50s, but he later held himself in contempt for his cooperation with the committee. He was acting in the '60s & '70s in roles such as Gen. Jack D. Ripper in "Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb" and Captain McCluskey in "The Godfather".

From Quiz All About Steve

Answer: Sandra Bullock

Sandra Bullock has played in many other movies, such as "The Proposal", "Ms. Congeniality" and "Crash". She also won an Oscar for her role in "The Blind Side".

From Quiz Alvin & the Chipmunks 2: The Squeakquel

Answer: Red, blue and green

Alvin's is red, Simon's is blue and Theodore's is green. Alvin's one has a letter "A" on it.

From Quiz The Assassination of Jesse James

Answer: Stove Pipe

He calls him "Stove Pipe" because of the hat he had on. It's the first time Bob Ford shows up in the movie and Jesse doesn't know his name yet.

From Quiz All Quiet on the Western Front (1930)

Answer: Lewis Ayres

Lewis 'Lew' Ayres was a relatively unknown young actor when selected to play the part of Baumer. He was chosen ahead of Douglas Fairbanks Jr., one of the biggest stars of the day, and even Erich Maria Remarque himself, who was briefly considered to play his own fictional creation. The director, Lewis Milestone, recalled that, "I liked everything I saw about this guy." Ayres was only 21 when he played the role of Baumer. His experience in the film influenced his choice to register as a conscientious objector during World War II, a decision that affected his subsequent career. He died in 1996, after a career of regular film and TV parts.

From Quiz August Rush

Answer: Cello

We hear her playing the cello as part of a symphony playing a famous Bach piece. This is important to the movie because it tells us where Evan got his musical talent from.

From Quiz Any Which Way You Can

Answer: Ray Charles

Ray is the unlikely singer who sings the opening song with Clint. Ray is a legendary innovative musician whose career includes jazz, blues and country chart success. The year before "Any Which Way You Can" was filmed his version of "Georgia On My Mind" was proclaimed the state song of Georgia with Charles performing it on the floor of the state legislature. Sondra Locke returns as Clint's girlfriend, Lyn Halsey Taylor, and sings "One Too Many Women in Your Life" in two bar scenes. Jim Stafford is known for the hit song "Spiders and Snakes". He also wrote and sings a song during another bar scene the film titled "Cow Patti". John Durrill co-wrote "Beers to You" with Steve Dorff. He also wrote "One Too Many Women in Your Life" with Phil Everly of the Everly Brothers.

From Quiz Alexander

Answer: Alexandria

After Alexander's death Ptolemy ruled Egypt and established his capital in Alexandria. The movie showed the Library of Alexandria being assembled, and the famous lighthouse on the horizon (though the latter wouldn't have been built yet during Ptolemy's time).

From Quiz "....And Justice For All" 3 Starring Al Pacino

Answer: Photographs of Judge Fleming

After running behind a group of sprinters Arthur Kirkland arrived at the courthouse steps. (Carl Travers was the man involved in the car accident at the beginning of the movie.) The gift was photos of Judge Fleming, caught in questionable activity with a nude young woman. Carl told the young lady in the back seat to pass the photos to Arthur. Arthur Kirkland (Al Pacino) had the distasteful job of defending his nemesis, Judge Henry Fleming. He did not believe his eyes, nor his luck, as these photos would have been key to the prosecution. He was both disgusted (by the photos) and elated that the photos came to him. He had confirmation that his client was guilty, something he had surmised from the outset.

From Quiz Those Dirty 'Aristocrats'

Answer: George Carlin

George Carlin is famous for going to the Supreme Court after a radio station played one of his comedy albums on the air. The album ("Class Clown") had some dirty language on it and one man got offended and placed a complaint with the FCC who ended up taking legal action against both Carlin and the radio station that played his album.

From Quiz "....And Justice For All" 2, Starring Al Pacino

Answer: Beside a water fountain

The fountain was in a hallway. They met after Arthur had stormed out of an Ethics Committee meeting. He felt that the committee was "dangerous". Gail Packer, who was part of the committee, was angry at him for saying this. He then asked her for a date and she accepted. Christine Lahti had said she was nervous about playing opposite Al Pacino in her first movie. She definitely did not need to have worried, she was very good.

From Quiz This Is My Boomstick Movie Quotes

Answer: 1300 A.D.

Fans of Bruce Campbell may know him best for his "Evil Dead" series. If you are looking for a film in which Bruce Campbell starred in and directed try his movie "Man with the Screaming Brain".

From Quiz "...And Justice For All" 1, Starring Al Pacino

Answer: In a prison cell

He was sitting on the floor in a prison cell, next to the bars. He was held on a 'contempt of court' charge, leveled at him for attempting to strike a judge! The judge he had attempted to strike was Judge Henry Fleming, who was to become a client of Arthur later in the movie. It was well known that Kirkland hated Judge Fleming.

From Quiz Attack

Answer: Robert Aldrich

Although this gripping WWII movie features an excellent cast, it was not nominated for any academy awards. Aldrich did win the Italian Film Critics Award. Among his pictures are "Kiss Me Deadly", "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?" and another WWII genre movie, "The Dirty Dozen".

From Quiz Aqua Teen Hunger Force

Answer: Master Shake, Frylock, Meatwad

The Aqua Teen Hunger Force first appeared on "Space Ghost Coast to Coast" as creatures sent by the sponsors for not playing their commercials. Master Shake is the leader of the Aqua Teens and looks like a fast food drink; he acts like he knows all but is not very bright. Frylock is a fast food order of fries; the Aqua Teens look to Frylock to get them out of trouble. Meatwad is just that, a wad of meat. He acts like a child and his best friends are an apple named Vannesa, a toilet paper roll named Dewey and a box named Boxy Brown.

From Quiz Alpha Dog

Answer: Nick Cassavetes

"The Notebook", "John Q" and "She's so Lovely" are some of the other films that Cassavetes has directed. He also acted in the movie "Face/Off".

From Quiz The Ant Bully (2006)

Answer: Zoc

Zoc is the wizard of the colony. He creates the potion that makes Lucas as small as the ants. Zoc is a main character who is in love with Hova. Together Zoc and Lucas must save the ant colony but first they must learn to get along.

From Quiz Annapolis

Answer: James Franco

James Franco played Jake Huard, a young man with the dream of attending Annapolis Naval Academy. Before he was accepted in to the Naval Academy, Jake did a lot of boxing in his free time. When he was accepted, he had many problems to overcome. He believed that he didn't need anyone's help, but he soon learned differently. He began to ask others for help and he started to help others more. He made some new friends, and they all helped each other through the year.

From Quiz An American in Paris

Answer: Mulligan

This film came at the high point in Gene Kelly's career. In the following year (1952) would make his best-known and loved movie 'Singin' in the Rain'. 'An American in Paris' is arguably his #2 most beloved film.

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