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1. This was the movie that started the brief 3-D craze in the '50s, in America. It featured Robert Stack and Nigel Bruce. It was based on a true incident in Africa. What was the film?
2. One of Sir Alfred Hitchcock's movies was shot and released in 3-D, in the 1950s. Which movie, featuring the future Princess of Monaco, was it?
3. An Italian Western of the '80s decided to dispense with plot, story, continuity, acting and everything else and simply string together as many 3-D effects as was possible. What was the name of this film which starred actress Victoria Abril?
4. This was the first 3-D movie to be shown on the BBC. I fondly remember us all sharing the two pairs of glasses provided by the Radio Times. It was a pointless, William Castle war movie with George Montgomery. What was it called?
5. This is perhaps the most famous 3-D movie ever made. Made in 1953 with Vincent Price, believe it or not playing the part of a madman. Which movie?
6. Which comedy team released two of their films in 3-D? The films being "Pardon My Backfire" and "Spooks".
7. A classic B-movie film, shot in 3-D, featured a guy in a gorilla suit and a goldfish bowl on his head. What was the name of this truly appalling B-movie, that always appears in worst movie compilations?
8. "Kiss Me Kate" was released in 1953 in 3-D and featured Kathryn Grayson, Howard Keel and Ann Miller. On which Shakespeare play was it based?
9. "I, the Jury" based on a Mickey Spillane novel was released in 1953 and starred Biff Elliott. What is the name of Mickey Spillane's detective, played by Elliott, in the film?
10. One of the last movies to try and cash in on the '50s 3-D craze was "Gorilla at Large". It was quite star studded, but which of these stars was not in it?
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