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1. In "Fail Safe", President Henry Fonda decides to make up for the destruction of a Soviet city by voluntarily destroying an American one. Which U.S. city does he select?
2. In "Fat Man and Little Boy", the question of using an atomic bomb in WW II is addressed. Who stars in the movie?
3. In "Judgment at Nuremberg", the Nazi crimes in WW II were addressed. Which of the following did NOT play a victim of Nazi brutality?
4. In "North by Northwest", Cary Grant is a fictional individual - who is placed in considerable danger as a result. Who decides to more-or-less leave him there in order to further his own agenda?
5. In "Inherit the Wind", the issue involves the impact of teaching Darwin's theories of evolution as opposed to the Bible's story of creation. Who is NOT in the cast of the Spencer Tracy /Fredric March version?
6. In "The Best Man", political candidate Henry Fonda has a weapon that he may be able to use against opponent Cliff Robertson. What is it?
7. In "Seven Days in May", the President (and his supporters) have a potential weapon to use against renegade Burt Lancaster - letters that he wrote to Ava Gardner. Who is sent to obtain this "weapon"?
8. In "The Music Box", Jessica Lange must deal with the possibility of her father's guilt in Nazi atrocities. What is the evidence that is contained within the music box?
9. In "Absence of Malice", the issue involved is the responsibility of the press. Who pays the price - by committing suicide - when certain information is disclosed?
10. In "Wall Street", the morality of what one does for money is examined when Charlie Sheen turns over some information to bigshot Michael Douglas. Where did Sheen get the information?m,
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