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1. In this movie Alan portrayed a character who wasn't so much alive (he was dead, in other words). What was the movie title?
2. For a play performed within the movie, Alan portrayed the quintessential Captain Hook. This movie costarred Hugh Grant at his slimiest best. The movie title, please?
3. I think this is the only Jane Austen movie adaption that my beloved Alan has appeared in. He was heroic, if somewhat melancholy. And his reading from "The Faerie Queene" near the end of the movie brought our relationship to a new level! (Sigh)
4. In a bit of a departure, Alan played his police detective character in the crime thriller "The Judas Kiss" with a different accent. What was the accent?
5. Not a human this time, not even a former human. Alan portrayed an angel in this movie. Its cast included lots of famous names, including a 60's comedian, a singer and two "wunderkind" Hollywood guys.
6. Here is another movie in which Alan portrayed an actor. His character lamented the role in which he'd been typecast and was prone to panic attacks before public appearances. This is an hilarious movie costarring Sigourney Weaver, Tony Shaloub and Tim Allen.
7. Here's something you don't see too often. A movie with a cast of two! Alan costarred with Madeleine Stowe.
8. What instrument does Alan's character play in "Truly, Madly, Deeply"?
9. This 1988 action hit was the first movie Rickman ever appeared in. As is often the case, he was cast as the bad guy.
10. People are probably most familiar with Alan Rickman through his portrayal of Professor Severus Snape in the "Harry Potter" film series. Was he J.K. Rowling's primary choice to play that role?
11. One of this movie's funniest and famous lines was spoken by Mr. Rickman: "Cancel the kitchen scraps for lepers and orphans, no more merciful beheadings, and call off Christmas!"
12. Alan Rickman starred in an HBO movie about a famous Russian. Can you name the man?
13. In a complete change of pace, Alan Rickman's voice guest-starred in an American animated comedy. His character was the owner of a local Renaissance Faire. What is the name of this show?
14. Here's an Alan Rickman quote that I adore: "I'm warming my lips." (It sounds great when he says it...it doesn't look like much in print!) Can you tell me which movie that quote comes from?
15. "Blow Dry" is a very funny and sweet movie costarring Natasha Richardson and Josh Hartnett. Alan's character Phil Allen sported a very interesting tattoo on the bottom of his foot. What was the tattoo?
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