It's a "Conspiracy Theory" Trivia Quiz

Answer: US Marine Corps

When Alice Sutton places Jerry's cabbie pin on his grave marker, you can read the marker which states that he served in the US Marine Corps. He was a Sergeant Major.

Answer: An assassination attempt on the US President

Jerry believes that NASA is causing earthquates with a Space Shuttle mounted device. The president is planning a visit to Turkey and Jerry thinks they will trigger an earthquake in Turkey in an attempt to kill the president.

Answer: Geronimo

According to Jerry, love gives you wings and sets you free. In the opening of the movie, he explains it to a rider in his cab. When in the hospital, he writes it on the side of the drawer in his nightstand. When Alice is looking for Jerry, she goes to the Germaine O. Nicols Mental Hospital.

When she enters through a back entrance, there are some laundry bags in a pile. The writing on the bags are arranged to spell "Geronimo".

Answer: Judge

Alice Sutton's father was the judge in the Ezekiel Carl Walters case. Her father was going to reopen the case because he didn't believe the official explanation. The investigation could have exposed what Dr. Jonas was doing, so Jerry was sent to kill him. However, Jerry couldn't kill him and they became friends. Dr. Jonas sent another assassin to kill Alice's father.

Answer: Global Fund for Mergers and Acquisitions

Alice Sutton is following up on the subscribers to Jerry's newsletter. The first three she checks on have recently died. The next subscriber's address is at the offices of the "Global Fund for Mergers and Acquisitions". She discovers that the subscriber is actually Dr. Jonas.

The day after Alice visits Dr. Jonas in his office, she goes back with Agent Lowry and discovers that the entire office space is vacant.

Answer: MK-ULTRA

MK-ULTRA actually existed. It was a CIA mind-control research program during the 1950s and 1960s. According to Dr. Jonas, the program to create assassins has ended, but the research continued. Dr. Jonas claims that someone has stolen the research and is creating assassins. He says he is using Jerry as the bait to find out who stole the research.

Answer: They're on "whisper mode"

Once the CIA detects Jerry buying "The Catcher in the Rye", they send out their helicopters to capture him. As they approach the area were Jerry is located, the helicopters go into "whisper mode".

Answer: "Now you tell me"

Throughout the movie, Jerry professes his love for Alice. Alice continues to tell him that he doesn't. When Jerry is shot by Dr. Jonas, Jerry tells Alice that he does love her. She responds that she loves him too, to which his reply is, "Now you tell me."

Answer: Sirhan Sirhan (Robert Kennedy's assassin)

When riding to the place where "the music is playing", Jerry is reciting the names of assassins, who most people identify by their three given names, i.e. James Earl Ray, John Wilkes Booth, Lee Harvey Oswald, etc. Jerry can't remember the middle name of Sirhan Sirhan's and thinks his middle name might be "Sirhan". It is actually "Bishara."

Answer: He pins his cabbie pin to her horse's blanket.

Early in the movie, Jerry gives Alice his cabbie pin for luck. Later, Alice leaves his cabbie pin on his headstone when she visited his grave. When she is riding her horse at the end of the movie, she discovers the pin attached to the horse's blanket.