Blades of Glory Trivia Quiz

Answer: peacock

Jimmy (Jon Heder) is a skating prodigy who was adopted by Darren MacElroy when he was very young. Darren prides himself on finding new sports' talent but when Jimmy and Chazz brawl during the awards ceremony and are banned from skating, Darren immediately disowns (or un-adopts as the case may be) Jimmy.

Jimmy is known for his ornate and somewhat feminine costumes and his beauty on the ice. His peacock costume comes with a feathery tail and a peacock head worn as a glove. His blond hair is also renowned and everyone wants the Jimmy curl 'do!

Answer: Sarah Brightman

Brightman and Bocelli recorded and released this song in 1997 and the English title is "Time to Say Goodbye". This is an interesting choice of song for the movie since it can be interpreted in so many way; like when Jimmy's dad disowns him or Jimmy has to say goodbye to his skating career due to the brawl scandal. Did you also know that Sarah Brightman was the original Christine in the Broadway production of "Phantom of the Opera"?

Jimmy's performance to "Con Te Partiṛ" is the epitome of grace and beauty. But Chazz's skate (to "The Stroke" by Billy Squire) is nothing but sex and testosterone. Women throw panties at Chazz as he skates and he even stops to lick one fan's face. Jimmy and Chazz wind up with the exact same score and must share their gold medal, much to each other's disgust.

Answer: Woodland Fairies

Sam, one of the show's producers, obviously has a relationship with Chazz and when she walks in on him with the Woodland Fairies, she is both disappointed and hurt. Chazz tries to defend his actions by saying he is living life to the fullest but Sam doesn't want to hear his excuses. By now Chazz has hit rock bottom and his promiscuous behavior, not to mention his drinking habits, put a strain on the show. Chazz plays the evil wizard in the Grublets production and starts showing up drunk during the performances.

Then to add insult to injury, he actually vomits inside of his costume while performing. It is a hilarious scene and it also gets him fired from the show.

Answer: Fire and Ice

Chazz is the fire, dressed in red and orange, and Jimmy is the ice in blue. Their performance starts off awkwardly and the crowd is certainly shocked to see two men skating together. But during a throw Jimmy falls and collides with the boards. Chazz reaches down, grabs his hand and encourages them to continue on.

This brings the crowd to their feet and soon Jimmy and Chazz are making beautiful music on the ice. They also manage to qualify for the Olympics with their routine.

Answer: Verticoli

The Verticoli is made in Italy and costs about $12,000; they only make a few a year. Chazz tells Jimmy to help himself to the Mane and Tail shampoo but never touch the Verticoli. Chazz says, about the brush, "No exaggeration, I could not love a human baby more then I love this brush." Enough said.

Answer: Iron Lotus

The Iron Lotus is a difficult move that Coach (Craig T. Nelson) has been trying to perfect for years. In North Korea, one of Coach's former skating pairs had a tragic accident, where the male skater actually decapitated his partner while performing the complicated move. The Iron Lotus scares Chazz and Jimmy but they practice it tirelessly. During rehearsal Chazz cuts off many a head of his practice mannequins but reassures Jimmy that he'll get it right.

Answer: dinner roll

Coach makes a comment that Chazz is too fat to be lifted in the air so he is on a strict diet and exercise schedule. Chazz is all about eating and drinking so when Coach leaves, he runs to the table and grabs some bread. When he jumps back on the treadmill he asks Jimmy, with his mouth full, to throw him some chicken.

Answer: sex addiction

Chazz uses his addiction as an excuse, throughout the movie, but their skating rivals, Stranz and Fairchild, use this information to break up the skating duo. They make their sister Katie pose as a sex addict and they ask her to seduce Chazz to make Jimmy jealous.

Although Katie is reluctant to do it, Stranz and Fairchild guilt her into cooperating by telling them they blame her for their parent's tragic death. It works. Jimmy walks in on Chazz and Katie and even though Chazz doesn't sleep with Katie, Jimmy sees them in a compromising position and storms out.

Answer: to get a snow cone

They like each other and, while Chazz is coaching Jimmy to be more aggressive, and Stranz and Fairchild are encouraging Katie to use her feminine wiles, the two agree on a very simple first date. Jimmy eats several snow cones, which is funny because they are outside in freezing temperatures. Eventually the two settle on a bench and tell each other about their upbringings - Katie being blamed for her parents death and Jimmy's dad being obsessed with his skating career.

The two even share a first kiss, awkward as it may be.

Answer: ankle

Seeing how well Chazz and Jimmy are performing, Fairchild throws pearls from her costume onto the ice which Chazz skates over and stumbles. He injures his ankle and is unable to perform the Iron Lotus. Jimmy thinks they should do the move anyway, but they are forced to switch places, with Chazz being "the girl". They execute the move flawlessly and the two skate to Olympic gold.

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