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1. In the 1961 film "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance", John Wayne shot Lee Marvin, but allowed Jimmy Stewart to take all the credit. In what other film did Wayne's character gun down Marvin's character?
2. What was the name of the little, diaper-wearing mouse that was Jerry's friend in the "Tom and Jerry" cartoons?
3. In "The Godfather II", Hyman Roth's henchman, Johnny Ola pays a visit to Michael Corleone's home. What does he order to drink?
4. In what television series did the main character, an undercover policeman, wear his .38 pisol behind his back?
5. Walt Disney immortalized frontier hero Davy Crockett both on television and the big screen. His sidekick was George Russel, but what was Davy's wife's name?
6. Moe Howard, together with one of his brothers Curly or Shemp, combined with the frizzy-haired Larry to form the "Three Stooges". What was Larry's last name?
7. Who narrated the 1962 film "How the West Was Won"?
8. Television's controversial 1964 variety series "That Was The Week That Was" satirized the events of the week with humor, skits and music. Who was the beautiful, blonde folk singer that sang the show's theme song, which varied each week?
9. The Broken Wheel Ranch was the setting for the 1950s series "Fury". Joey, an orphan, was adopted by a kindly rancher, and tamed a wild, black stallion. One of Joey's best friends was Homer Lambert. What was Homer's nickname?
10. The 1968 film "Bullitt", starring Steve McQueen, had one of the most famous chase scenes of all time. McQueen, playing a San Francisco police detective, drove a Ford Mustang. What type of vehicle did the bad guys drive?
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