Bialystock and Bloom Trivia Quiz

Answer: You'll Find Your Happiness in Rio

You'll hear this song in the brief scene with Leo and Ulla samba dancing at their hotel in Rio. Over half of the song was cut, even though it's not that long to begin with, because it didn't fit in the scene. The entire version can be heard on the soundtrack.

Answer: Brazil

In the movie, he sends Max a postcard from Brazil with the words Rio de Janeiro printed on the front. Leo went to Rio after they made the two million dollars on the flop, just as Max and Leo planned, to start a new life. However, he went to Rio with Ulla as Max sat in jail, feeling betrayed that Leo left with his freedom, the money and, on top of that, with Ulla.

Answer: Sweden

Ulla came to the U.S. from Sweden and makes several references to her heritage throughout the movie. She also says a lot of Swedish phrases, making it hard for Max and Leo to understand her at points. When we are first introduced to Ulla, she even begins talking in Swedish, not using English until she realizes that Max and Leo don't know what she's saying

Answer: Ulla

Max and Leo hire her as their secretary/receptionist and, after she tells them her morning routine, they tell her to come in at 11:00. Its one of the biggest jokes of the movie, as Max and Leo hope to become part of her, well, routine. They bring this up several times throughout the movie.

Answer: Camera right

This is a bit of showbiz humor. She says this to him right before the song "That Face" as Leo, being his nervous self, find himself alone with and too close to Ulla at the office. Camera right and camera left are terms used as stage directions to tell actors where to move and stand during a scene. It's very similar to stage right and stage left in the theater.

Answer: Bialyhoos of '42

It is what inspired his secret desire to become a Broadway producer. He saw it while Max was still considered to be the King of Broadway. Leo shows the stub to Max shortly after meeting him.

Answer: Max

She says, before she performs the song for her audition, that "some crazy man yelled something out of the window to [her] that inspired [her] to write this song." We see a few scenes earlier that the man is Max when he yells out of the window to her: "That's right, baby.

When you got, flaunt it." as she walks into Sardies, the restaurant located across from the office (an event she also makes reference to when tells them what inspired her song). She does use some of her mother's advice in the song, but that's not what she says inspired her to write it.

Answer: Whitehall and Marks

We learn this when Leo first introduces himself to Max at the beginning of the movie. It's also on the sign inside the firm during when he sings "I Want To Be A Producer", which is you can see in several shots.

Answer: Sing-Sing

It's mentioned several times throughout the movie. First by the cops when they arrest Franz and again by the judge at Max's trial. Also, the first line of "Prisoners of Love", which they first produce and perform with their fellow inmates before it goes on Broadway, is "Got to sing, sing," a pun on the jail's name.

Answer: Okie dokie

She responds to most of the things they tell her that way, such as when she agreed to take the job working for them. It's one phrase in English that she knows very well.