Discover the Connection Trivia Quiz

Answer: Rope

'Rope' was a 1948 film starring James Stewart. 'Blackmail' (1929), 'Murder' (1930) and 'Spellbound' (1945) were all Hitchcock films.

Answer: Ballroom Blitz

Sweet was a glam-rock band formed in the 1960s. The line-up was Brian Connolly on vocals, Mick Tucker on drums with guitarists Stevie Priest (bass) and Frank Torpey (lead). They also recorded the classic 'Blockbuster'.

Answer: White

The white cross on a red background has been Switzerland's emblem since the 14th century. The flag of the International Red Cross, based in Geneva, derives from the Swiss flag.

Answer: Camberwick Green

Narrated by Brian Cant, 'Camberwick Green' was a children's TV programme in the 1960s. Do you remember Windy's song?

'Windy Miller, Windy Miller sharper than a thorn
Like a mouse he's spry and nimble, when he grinds the corn,
and like a bird he'll watch the wind and listen for the sound
... which says he has the wind he needs to make the sails go round.'

Answer: The Nutty Professor

Eddie Murphy was cast in seven roles in 'The Nutty Professor', including Buddy Love and all the Klump family. Jada Pinkett Smith played Carla Purty.

Answer: Mustard gas

Mustard gas causes severe irritation to skin, eyes and lungs with both external and internal bleeding. During WWI it took the lives of 4,086 British servicemen. At that time 4-5 weeks of acute suffering occurred before death.

Answer: Scarlett O'Hara

Vivien Leigh was born Vivien Mary Hartley in Darjeeling, India in 1913. In 1940 she married the distinguished actor (later Sir) Laurence Olivier. She died from tuberculosis in 1967.

Answer: Jerry Hall

The Gielgud Theatre, on London's Shaftesbury Avenue, was built in 1906 being named Hicks Theatre. In 1909 it was renamed 'The Globe' and in 1995 was again renamed to the Gielgud after Sir John Gielgud the celebrated British actor.

Answer: Candlestick Park

On August 29th 1966, The Beatles played their last public venue. Interestingly, San Francisco was the first stop on their first full tour of America and the last stop on their final tour. Their last concert ever was an impromptu one staged on the roof of Apple Records in London, England in 1969.

Answer: Cluedo

'Cluedo' was invented in the 1940s by an English lawyer named Anthony Pratt. The ROPE is one of the six weapons, the BALLROOM is one of the rooms. Mrs WHITE, Reverend GREEN, PROFESSOR Plum, Colonel MUSTARD and Miss SCARLET are all suspects. The HALL is another of the rooms and the CANDLESTICK is another weapon.

(Please note that the game is called 'Clue' in the US and there may be differences with the characters' titles as well. Editor.)