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1. In the opening scene Gabriel Tancredi visited his wife's grave in a mausoleum. What was the name on the burial chamber?

From Quiz White Elephant

Answer: Alexandria E. Tancredi

Gabriel visited Alexandra's burial chamber that was among a wall full of them. He told her happy birthday, as he did every year. We never really know when, why or how she died.

From Quiz Where the Crawdads Sing (2022)

Answer: Marsh Girl

"Where the Crawdads Sing" takes place in the fictional town of Barkley Cove in Eastern North Carolina. The opening scene has Kya explain how the area contains both marsh and swamp. Due to where her home is located, the townspeople refer to Kya as Marsh Girl. The nickname is certainly not a compliment but rather it is said to her condescendingly.

From Quiz The Wanderers

Answer: So their hair doesn't get in their eyes when they fight.

"They're so bad, they shave their heads so the hair won't get in their eyes when they fight." So says Turkey, a Wanderer who wants to defect and join the Baldies.

From Quiz The Way Way Back

Answer: 3

Duncan rates himself as a 6. Trent is surprised with his answer as he believes Duncan is a 3. Duncan is very offended by this and discusses this rating with Owen later in the film. When Owen meets Trent, he introduces himself as "a good friend of the 3" to patronize him.

From Quiz The Wedding Ringer

Answer: The Best Man Inc.

As described in the film, Jimmy Callahan (Kevin Hart) provides best man services to guys that are lacking in the friend department. When Doug Harris (Josh Gad) first walks into Jimmy's office he sees numerous pictures from previous weddings that Jimmy provided best man services for.

From Quiz War Horse

Answer: Michael Morpurgo

Morpurgo's children's novel 'War Horse' was first published in 1982. Prior to becoming the basis for the movie it was adapted for the stage, with a play of the same name first performed in 2007 at the National Theatre in London. It has since been on tour in several countries, including the USA, Canada and Australia. Unlike the film, which uses a combination of real horses and CGI, the play is noted for its use of life-size mechanical horse puppets. These puppets have made special guest appearances at several other events, including the equestrian events of the 2012 Olympic Games in London and Queen Elizabeth II's diamond jubilee celebrations in the same year. Morpurgo was awarded the title of UK Children's Laureate from 2003 to 2005, a position that has also been held by all of the incorrect options.

From Quiz Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

Answer: Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor

Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor are at virtual war throughout most of the film, tearing at each other viciously. George and Martha are in their forties. George's career as a professor has not amounted to much, and Martha resents him for it. He resents the fact that Martha's father is the president of the university. Burton and Taylor were married (1964-74), divorced and then remarried (1975-76). Burton was one of the most acclaimed actors of his generation; he was nominated for Best Actor for "Virginia Woolf" but lost to Paul Scofield. Elizabeth Taylor won her second Best Actress Oscar in what is arguably the best film of her career; her first Oscar was for "Butterfield 8" (1960).

From Quiz Walkabout

Answer: Australia

"Walkabout" was filmed on location in Australia; the city scenes were shot in Sydney, but the majority of the movie was filmed in the outback of South Australia and Northern Territory.

From Quiz The Warrior's Way

Answer: The Sad Flutes

Yang tells Lynne that the name comes from the sound of blood coming from the victim's slit throat.

From Quiz What the Bleep Do We (K)now!?

Answer: Marlee Matlin

Matlin won in 1987 for "Children of a Lesser God". Matlin plays a young woman who is recovering from a divorce after she discovered her husband cheating. She serves as a guide for the film, trying to grasp the various theories about both how the human brain works and the very nature of reality as the film goes along. Elaine Hendrix plays her crazy artist roommate, Jennifer.

From Quiz We Bought a Zoo

Answer: Mee

Benjamin Mee and his two children, Rosie and Dylan, were struggling to come to terms with the death of their beloved wife and mother. Benjamin resigned from his journalist job after being unable to produce decent work for his editor. Fourteen year old Dylan was expelled from school due to his unusual drawings of gruesome decapitations. Seven year old Rosie was just a cutie pie.

From Quiz Wanted

Answer: Wesley Gibson

His name is Wesley Gibson - you can see this immediately at the start of the movie when he "Googles" himself at work. Wesley works a boring job. He never knew his father and mentions that early in the movie. He lives with his girlfriend who is cheating on him and feels pretty worthless until approached by The Fraternity.

From Quiz The Way Ahead

Answer: The Duke of Glendon's Light Infantry

Although fictitious, the regiment had a plausible name. There was actually a real regiment with a similar name - The Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry which was in existence between 1881 and 1959. This regiment served with great distinction during both world wars, its soldiers earning eight Victoria Crosses for valour. The proud regimental tradition that forms the ethos of the British army was maintained in the film by the role of the two DoGLI veterans at the Royal Hospital (the Chelsea Pensioners) who were sceptical throughout that the modern day conscripts were not up to the tough demands of soldiering that they had experienced.

From Quiz Weekend at Bernie's

Answer: He is dead.

Bernie is killed early on and the movie proceeds to show him being kept "alive" for these three reasons: to not be blamed for the crime, to stay at the estate and finally to avoid being killed by the assassin.

From Quiz What's New Pussycat?

Answer: Warren Beatty

"What's New Pussycat?" was originally titled "Lot's Wife", but the title was changed to Warren Beatty's phrase since he was to star in the film. The main character was loosely based on Beatty, but he wasn't happy with the way that the script evolved, so he left the project and was replaced by Peter O'Toole.

From Quiz Why Did I Get Married Too?

Answer: The Bahamas

In the first movie, the couples retreat took place in Colorado, at a cabin in the snowy mountains. The powdered blue skies, and white sandy beaches of the Bahamas is the backdrop for the couples retreat in this sequel to Tyler Perry's 2007 film "Why Did I Get Married?" Also, Sheila's ex-husband Mike (played by Richard T. Jones) shows up unexpectedly at the retreat.

From Quiz You'd Better Hope You Never See a "Warning Sign"

Answer: A lawyer

Cal Morse was the sheriff of the small town that relied on its crops. Near the beginning of the movie, Cal talked to his wife, Joanie, as he waited for her to get out of work. He was reading from a massive pile of Law books as he waited and had picked up fast food, since that night was to be his "study night." Cal said that he didn't want to be the sheriff forever.

From Quiz "Why Did I Get Married?" Part 2

Answer: Range Rover

You can clearly see on the screen that they were driving up the highway in a black Range Rover. Later on in the movie when everyone leaves to go home, you see them back out of the driveway.

From Quiz Why Did I Get Married?

Answer: She took up too many seats.

Jill Scott played the role of Sheila in the movie. Sheila was Mike's, or Richard T. Jones's, wife. In the movie, the stewardess told Sheila it was airline policy that a person her weight would have to buy two tickets, and the flight was full. Therefore, Mike suggested she drive their car. That policy is actually real. Jill Scott is also a recording artist.

From Quiz White Nights

Answer: British Orient

Nikolai Rodchenko and his manager, Anne Wyatt (Geraldine Page), are aboard British Orient Airlines en route to Tokyo when the plane suddenly develops major electrical problems. The pilot is forced to make a crash landing at a Soviet airbase in Siberia. Rodchenko survives the crash, but suffers severe head injuries and is taken to a local hospital. The KGB soon learns that Rodchenko, a defector to the West, is a patient in the hospital.

From Quiz The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep

Answer: Angus

When the male tourist mentioned that the picture was a fake and that everyone knew that, an old man affirmed that it was fake, but that there was more to it. He then offered to tell them the true story. Throughout the movie, the scenes went back to the old man telling the story of what happened. It wasn't until the end of the movie that he told them his name was Angus MacMorrow. The young Angus MacMorrow was the boy who found the water horse egg and raised it. He was constantly in trouble with his mother and did not get along well with the military captain who was staying at their house. He spent a lot of time in his father's workshop and waiting for his father to come home.

From Quiz A Walk in the Clouds

Answer: Victoria throws up on it.

Victoria throws up on it when she first bumps into Paul on the train. Little does he know then that this is because she has morning sickness from being pregnant. He tries to wash it out in the bathroom on the train, but it still stinks. Later Victoria's grandmother gets a hold of it and washes it out.

From Quiz When a Stranger Calls

Answer: Camilla Belle

Jill Johnson is the babysitter for the Mandrakis family. When Jill arrives, the kids are asleep. Jill thinks this night of babysitting is going to be a piece of cake, but little does she know it is going to turn into a teenager's nightmare. Jill Johnson is played by the actress, Camilla Belle. Camilla Belle also models for magazines. Camilla Belle has been in over 20 movies. "When a Stranger Calls" is her 23rd.

From Quiz "When a Stranger Calls" : Great Background Noise

Answer: Stacy

The movie began in the city of Burford. A baby-sitter was being stalked via phone by a male stranger. The poor baby-sitter pleaded for the guy at the other end to stop calling her. She baby-sat in a house that was right next to a fair. Nobody heard her screams.

From Quiz White Noise

Answer: electronic voice phenomenon

The film opens with this definition: "E.V.P.; The recording of voices and images of the dead, using a de-tuned receiving apparatus." It goes on to say that EVP has received quite a bit of attention as, in fact, it has. There is a wealth of material on this phenomenon online.

From Quiz The Weather Man

Answer: expired tags

David has let his tags expire and must make a trip to the DMV. While waiting in line, a fan asks him for an autograph. David refuses, claiming that he is not who the fan thinks he is. This results in an unpleasant encounter with the fan and perhaps the first time that we see David's difficulty in recognizing his own celebrity status.

From Quiz Wee Sing in Sillyville

Answer: Scott and Laurie

In the beginning of the movie, Scott and Laurie are coloring in a Sillyville coloring book. They are interrupted by their dog who wants them to play fetch with him. The children leave to go outside and when they come back they realize that the dog is missing. They look at the coloring book and see that he has become one of the characters. Not long after, they realize that their dog has been brought into the coloring book. They are then surrounded by rainbows and disappear. They find out that Sillywhim (a resident of Sillyville) has brought them into Sillyville as well as their dog.

From Quiz What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?

Answer: Blanche Hudson

Joan Crawford read the story of the same name and initially wanted to turn the novel into a film. Her career was going downhill, so she asked Bette Davis to play her sister. Crawford played a movie star whose career was ruined by a car accident. She was tortured by her sister, Jane, who was once a child actor.

From Quiz Where Eagles Dare

Answer: Schloss Adler

Although the Schloss Adler never existed, the Burg Hohenwerfen was the actual castle used in the movie "Where Eagles Dare", and it also appeared in the film "The Sound of Music". Baden Baden is a town located at the western foothills of the Black Forest. Colditz was the infamous inescapable castle that served as a P.O.W camp. Berchtesgaden was Hitler's private home in the Alps, which also served as a resort for many of his other top German brass.

From Quiz The War

Answer: Vietnam

Stu's father, Stephen Simmons, played by Kevin Costner, made it back from Vietnam, only to face serious emotional problems after returning home to his wife Lois, daughter Lydia, and of course, his son Stu.

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