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1. Freddie yearns for a better life than working in a factory like his dad. To help him get where he wants to go in life, what kind of job does he take?

From Quiz Cemetery Junction

Answer: Insurance salesman

Freddie lives at home with his dad, mum and granny. His dad is perfectly content to work in a factory but Freddie wants more for his life. He takes a job as an insurance salesman and is told if he works hard he will be able to earn money enough to live in a big house and drive nice cars. This appeals to Freddie.

From Quiz "Cats": A Memory

Answer: Francesca Hayward

Francesca Hayward is an English ballet dancer and part of the Royal Ballet at Covent Garden in London. She was born in Kenya but has lived in England her whole life. She heard about the opportunity to audition and decided to try for the role of Victoria as she felt she had nothing to lose and loves her job as a ballet dancer. She stated this in a interview with Jimmy Kimmel while promoting "Cats".

From Quiz Can You Ever Forgive Me?

Answer: Failing best-selling author

Lee Israel (1939-2014) is played by the Oscar-nominated Melissa McCarthy. Israel was a successful biographer, making the "New York Times" best-seller list, but now she can't get her agent to return her calls, she's behind on rent, and she owes the vet so they refuse to treat her sick cat. Lee is drinking to cope with writer's block, the failure of her last book, and her debts. Facing eviction, Israel sells a prized possession to bookstore owner Anna--a personal letter to Israel from Katharine Hepburn. The movie mentions but does not go into the details of Israel's 30-year successful career or why she was now in decline. Real-life Israel profiled Katharine Hepburn in "Esquire" magazine in 1967, for instance, visiting Hepburn as well, which is why she had a personal letter from Hepburn in her possession. She made the best-seller list in 1980. But her last book, about Estee Lauder (1985) discredited the cosmetics giant, landing Israel in the doghouse with publishers and readers. Here begins the movie, with Israel bitter, in poverty, age 51, drinking too much, and ostracized from her former circles.

From Quiz Cavalcade

Answer: Noel Coward

Noel Coward wrote the play 'Cavalcade' in 1931 when he was appearing in the play, 'Private Lives'. A film cameraman was sent to film the original London play as it was being acted so it could provide the basis for the movie version. It was filmed by Fox Movietone and directed by Frank Lloyd. Plays written by Coward and adapted to film also included 'Blithe Spirit' (1945) and 'Brief Encounter'.

From Quiz Castle of Sand (1974)

Answer: Inspector and Detective

Imanishi is an Inspector and Yoshimura is a detective. The film opens up with the two following a lead in the village of Kameda. Imanishi is older and comes off as a quiet and cautious Inspector who writes haikus on the side. Yoshimura is a young detective who is excitable and emotional, and strives to get the job done with an idealistic viewpoint.

From Quiz Classic British Cinema - 'A Canterbury Tale'

Answer: Falconry

This is an often overlooked, but nevertheless iconic scene in British cinema. The gentleman releases his falcon, following it skywards with his eyes. As the now distant falcon wheels around in the sky, we are suddenly transported forward by six hundred years, the bird becoming a Spitfire fighter aircraft which swoops into a dive and roars over the head of a helmeted soldier played, incidentally, by the same actor who played the gentleman pilgrim. This scene reinforces the basic tenet of this film; the thread of continuity and the relationship between the modern world and its medieval counterpart.

From Quiz The Cabin in the Woods

Answer: baby-proofing before getting pregnant

He thinks it's a jinx because they haven't gotten pregnant yet.

From Quiz Inside 'The Celluloid Closet'

Answer: the sissy

As Lily Tomlin narrates: "The sissy made everyone feel more manly or more womanly by occupying the space in between. He didn't seem to have a sexuality, so Hollywood allowed him to thrive." Screenwriter Arthur Laurents despised the Sissy and compared it to the Step'n'Fetchit character for Blacks. Harvey Fierstein, however, called it "visibility at any cost. I'd rather have negativity than nothing". The pathetic loser was generally a tragic figure, and the psychotic killer emerged a bit later, after gays and lesbians gained more visibility in American society.

From Quiz Descending into "Carnage"

Answer: Yasmina Reza

You can find this information in the opening credits. Yasmina Reza was born in 1960 in Paris. Polanski and Reza adapted the screenplay for "Carnage" together, from her play.

From Quiz Cadillac Records

Answer: on a plantation in Mississippi

Muddy Waters was seen working on the plantation in the beginning of the movie. Later on in the film while he was on tour, they drove through Mississippi and he mentioned it as "home".

From Quiz Calendar Girls

Answer: The Women's Institute

The Women's Institute, known as the 'WI', is the largest voluntary organisation for women in the United Kingdom, and has in excess of 200,000 members. The first Women's Institute in the world, was founded in 1897 in Stoney Creek, Ontario, Canada. The first such group in the United Kingdom began in Anglesey, Wales in 1915.

From Quiz Cabaret

Answer: Wilkommen

'Wilkommen' is sung by Joel Grey in his award-winning performance as the MC. He introduces Sally along with other performers, although she is not directly involved in this number. Sally Bowles (Liza Minnelli) first sings for us in 'Mein Herr'. She sings 'Maybe This Time' as she is falling in love with Brian Roberts (Michael York) and 'Cabaret' is the stunning final song of the movie.

From Quiz "Casanova" (2005)

Answer: Giacomo

The first time we hear his first name is when his mother states it in the very beginning of the film, and we hear it several other times as the film progresses. In this movie, Heath Ledger plays a seemingly hopeless romantic playboy, whose only desire in life is to indulge himself in love's experience. But when he meets a young Venetian woman who is disgusted by the reputation of the libertine Casanova, he changes his motives and ventures out on a whirlwind journey to discover the meaning of true love.

From Quiz "The Caine Mutiny" with Humphrey Bogart

Answer: Princeton

Willie Keith (Robert Francis) is a well-to-do recent graduate who has been assigned to the Caine. He expresses his disappointment to the captain of the U.S.S. Caine, but declares that he will do his best.

From Quiz "Catch and Release" - The Knowledge

Answer: Susannah Grant

"Catch and Release (2006) tells the tale of a young woman who tragically loses her fiancé in an accident. Before she can begin to grieve, she discovers the secrets he kept from her, which change her perspective on love and life. Susannah Grant was born on 4 January 1963, New York. She is also known as a prolific writer, with films such as "Erin Brockovich" (2000) on her resume. Gurinda Chadha directed "Bend it Like Beckham" (2002), Sofia Coppola directed "Lost in Translation" (2003), and Mary Harron directed "American Psycho" (2000).

From Quiz Catnapped!

Answer: Hoi Hoi

Hoi Hoi is the pilot of the Tomcat, the ship of Hoi Hoi, Suttoboke and Henogee. Suttoboke and Meeko get along very well during the movie and Suttoboke is most excited to see her after Toriyasu and Meeko return home. Sandana is the wizard who knows how to stop Buburina, but is turned into a balloon by her.

From Quiz Camp

Answer: Camp Ovation

Camp Ovation was a performing arts camp where kids of all ages could go to during the summer holidays. They performed plays and song and dance numbers. The camp let kids get involved in singing, acting and dancing. The camp that the movie was filmed at is the same camp that writer and director Todd Graff went to when he was younger. Graff returned to this camp, called Stagedoor Manor, as a camp counsellor when he was a bit older and was there at the same time as an 11 year old Robert Downey Jr.

From Quiz Cellular

Answer: Jessica was walking Ricky to his schoolbus.

The movie opened up on a very happy note. Jessica was telling her son how she would love to someday be his teacher, and how she could give him hugs and kisses all day long! Little did she know that disaster was about strike, for her and her family.

From Quiz Do You Like Bad Girls?

Answer: Halle Berry & Berry

Halle also plays the character, Patience Philips. Patience is resurrected as Catwoman after she is killed for hearing a dark secret behind the new face cream, Beau-Line.

From Quiz Cat Ballou

Answer: Wolf City, Wyoming in 1894

This is part of the first song performed in the movie by Stubby Kaye and Nat King Cole.

From Quiz Capricorn One

Answer: James Brolin

Before playing the starring role in "Capricorn One", James Brolin starred on the hit ABC series "Marcus Welby, M.D." He would later co-star with Connie Selecca on another ABC series, "Hotel". Oddly enough, both he and Elliott Gould, who plays reporter Robert Caulfield, have been married to Barbra Streisand.

From Quiz 'Calamity Jane' (1953)

Answer: Deadwood

The town of Deadwood was in the Dakota Territory. The hills of Dakota were inhabited by Indians. Lieutenant Danny Gilmartin was captured by the Indians at the beginning of the musical and rescued by Calamity Jane.

From Quiz Captain Blood

Answer: Errol Flynn

When this movie was being organized, Robert Donat was supposed to play the role of Captain Blood. However, he had some health problems, and Errol Flynn got a big break.

From Quiz Carmen: A Hip Hopera

Answer: Brown

From Quiz Trapped Inside "The Cell"

Answer: "His Mind Is Her Prison"

There are also two other "cells" in the movie - the one that holds Julia (the glass box with the water) and the "cell" that keeps Edward and Carl in a catatonic state.

From Quiz Celtic Pride

Answer: Gym Teacher

From Quiz Career Opportunities

Answer: Animal Shelter

He is caught sitting around giving his 'That wasn't a store robbery' speech.

From Quiz The Castle

Answer: Dale

The narrator of the story.

From Quiz Captain Ron

Answer: Ron Rico

"My name is Ron, Ron Rico, most folks just call me Cap'n Ron."

From Quiz 'Cats and Dogs' The Movie

Answer: Buddy

It was a bloodhound named Buddy.

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