Stalag 17 Multiple Choice Quiz | 10 Questions

Answer: Brick Kremlin

Known to the prisoners as the Brick Kremlin, Animal and Harry even carried out an audacious "gimmick" to get over there and say hello to the women. It almost worked!

Answer: Security

Price, played by Peter Graves, was in fact the German spy in the midst of the real American prisoners. After Sefton took the blame as the traitor, it was finally revealed, by Sefton, that Price was in fact the plant.

Answer: Hollow black Queen chess pieces

Sefton secretly observed Price and Schultz changing the chess piece to retrieve information which Schultz would pass to Von Scherbach. As Sefton explained to the rest of the barracks later on, Schultz acted as mail man between Price and Von Scherbach. Price would loop the light cord to indicate he had important information in one of the hollow queens for Schultz to take to the Commandant.

Answer: A cigarette, or half a bar of chocolate

Once the prisoner paid his cigarette or half bar of chocolate, he could have a twenty second look through the telescope. Cookie explained that the telescope would allow the peeper to view the bath house used by the female Russian prisoners.

Answer: Schnickelfritz

Poor old Animal would have been a winner, but was persuaded by Harry to bet on Equipoise after Harry told him he had, "...clocked him this morning. He was running like a doll."

Answer: James Cagney

Bagradian explained, in Cagney style, how it happened. He also did impressions of Clark Gable and Cary Grant, as well as an hilarious impression of Hitler.

Answer: Pinochle

Sefton had received his beating from the rest of the men in his barracks after they wrongly assumed he was the traitor who had been giving away their secrets and plans. When questioned by the Geneva man, Sefton told him it happened playing Pinochle, adding, "It's a rough game."

Answer: A smoke grenade

The smoke grenade was created with the use of ping-pong balls given to the prisoners when the Geneva man came to inspect the camp. Originally, Blondie had shown Hoffy that when they were burnt, a thick smoke was given off. He said that they could signal Patton. Hoffy said that they were too far away to signal Patton. But in the end they did come in handy.

Answer: Eating dinner

Price claimed he was eating dinner. Sefton stated that would have been so in Berlin, but in Cleveland, where Price claimed to be from, it would have been lunch time.

Answer: Sefton

The cynical and selfish Sefton helped Dunbar escape. He had known Dunbar briefly when they had both been at officers school, and knew Dunbar's family was very wealthy. Sefton told the other men that he would probably get some reward money for helping Dunbar escape. A schemer to the end!