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Alliterative Titles 4 Trivia Quiz

I provide a year and clue to a film with an alliterative title (two or more syllables with the same initial letter or sound). For example, if the clue was "a coloured equine (1994)", the answer would be "Black Beauty". Just match the film and clue.

A matching quiz by Spontini. Estimated time: 3 mins.

Author
Spontini

Time
3 mins

Type
Match Quiz

Quiz #
398,919

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Very Easy

Avg Score
10 / 10

Plays
859

(a) Drag-and-drop from the right to the left, or (b) click on a right side answer box and then on a left side box to move it.

Questions		Choices
1. Two brothers try to save their childhood home (1980).		Passport to Pimlico
2. "I see dead people." (1999)		Hudson Hawk
3. This physician can talk to all sorts of creatures. (1998).		Kindergarten Cop
4. Adam Sandler plays a man whose life is just perfect. He has a lovely wife and kids and a good job. Then his twin sister comes visiting. (2011)		Sense and Sensibility
5. An ape falls in love with a young, pretty film star. (1933)		The Sixth Sense
6. James Dean plays a young man with family problems. (1955)		Jack and JIll
7. Part of London declares independence. (1949)		The Blues Brothers
8. Bruce Willis plays a cat burglar forced to steal a painting by Leonardo do Vinci. (1991)		East of Eden
9. Originally the first novel written by Jane Austen before a film adaptation was made in 1995.		Dr. Dolittle
10. Arnold Schwarzenegger plays a teacher in a school for very young children. (1990)		King Kong

Select each answer

1. Two brothers try to save their childhood home (1980).

2. "I see dead people." (1999)

3. This physician can talk to all sorts of creatures. (1998).

4. Adam Sandler plays a man whose life is just perfect. He has a lovely wife and kids and a good job. Then his twin sister comes visiting. (2011)

5. An ape falls in love with a young, pretty film star. (1933)

6. James Dean plays a young man with family problems. (1955)

7. Part of London declares independence. (1949)

8. Bruce Willis plays a cat burglar forced to steal a painting by Leonardo do Vinci. (1991)

9. Originally the first novel written by Jane Austen before a film adaptation was made in 1995.

10. Arnold Schwarzenegger plays a teacher in a school for very young children. (1990)

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Two brothers try to save their childhood home (1980).

Answer: The Blues Brothers

Jake and Elwood Blues discover their childhood home run by a nun is scheduled to be sold. They re-form their old band to raise the outstanding tax on the property. Things don't quite go right however. (Well who'd have guessed that?)

2. "I see dead people." (1999)

Answer: The Sixth Sense

Bruce Willis meets a young boy, Cole Sear, played by Haley Joel Osment. It seems Cole can see dead people which leads to a shocking ending. Haley was nominated for a Best Supporting Actor Oscar in this film.

3. This physician can talk to all sorts of creatures. (1998).

Answer: Dr. Dolittle

Rex Harrison and Eddie Murphy have both played Dr. Dolittle on film. In fact, Eddie Murphy has played Dolittle more than once. The character was created by Hugh Lofting in a series of children's books starting in 1922.

4. Adam Sandler plays a man whose life is just perfect. He has a lovely wife and kids and a good job. Then his twin sister comes visiting. (2011)

Answer: Jack and JIll

Adam plays both Jack and his twin sister Jill. It's not one of his best films however. It managed to get into double figures when it came down to awards starting with "Worst".

5. An ape falls in love with a young, pretty film star. (1933)

Answer: King Kong

King Kong was remade in 1976 and again in 2005. The final scenes of the original version are probably some of the most iconic in cinema history. The city of New York and the Empire State building are forever linked to this film.

6. James Dean plays a young man with family problems. (1955)

Answer: East of Eden

James Dean's character struggles with his brother for his father's attention while trying to reconnect with his estranged mother. Life gets more complicated when he falls for his brother's girlfriend. James Dean had appeared in many TV series episodes but this was his first film. He only made three before being killed in a car accident.

7. Part of London declares independence. (1949)

Answer: Passport to Pimlico

A London borough declares independence led by the actor Stanley Holloway who is famous for his funny monologues but is probably best known for playing the part of Alfred Doolittle, father of Eliza Doolittle in the film "My Fair Lady" (1964).

8. Bruce Willis plays a cat burglar forced to steal a painting by Leonardo do Vinci. (1991)

Answer: Hudson Hawk

This is probably a film Bruce would like to forget. It won 3 Razzie awards in 1992 including Worst Picture and Worst Actor and was nominated for three more. It went on to be nominated for the Razzie for Worst Picture of the Decade in 2000.

9. Originally the first novel written by Jane Austen before a film adaptation was made in 1995.

Answer: Sense and Sensibility

When mister Dashwood dies, most his estate goes to his son from his first marriage which leaves his current wife and children in dire circumstances. The film won a huge number of awards including an Oscar for Emma Thompson's Screenplay. Emma was also nominated for the Best Actress in a leading role Oscar.

10. Arnold Schwarzenegger plays a teacher in a school for very young children. (1990)

Answer: Kindergarten Cop

Arnold is actually an undercover cop trying to trace the wife of a notorious criminal in this film. His character is a substitute teacher in a kindergarten. Trained teachers have a hard job controlling a class of 5 year olds. Somehow, Arnold's police training missed that somewhere along the line.

Source: Author Spontini

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