15 Questions about The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen | Movies

Answer: Dark red

She always wore this scarf in the comics as well, she does wear a choker instead on the posters but never wears it in the movie. Jekyll wears the white scarf and Sawyer can be seen in a black scarf near the beginning.

Answer: 4

Quatermain and Nemo are obviously largely bearded, Dorian has a small beard and Skinner can be seen to have stubble when he's wearing the greasepaint!

Answer: The Murders In The Rue Morgue

Quatermain comments that Mr. Hyde has been killing prostitutes in the Rue Morgue. "The Oval Portrait" could well have been applied to Dorian as it describes a portrait sucking the life out of the sitter.

Answer: Skinner and Sawyer

Dorian Gray was not in the League in the comic, but he was in the book. His portrait appears on the front cover and as a Paint By Numbers activity in the back! Tom Sawyer was not in the comic at all, and Skinner was not the Invisible Man mentioned, the original League had Hawley Griffin instead.

Answer: Quatermain, Nemo, Skinner, Mina, Dorian, Sawyer, Hyde, Jekyll

Quatermain is recruited from Africa and taken to London, where he meets Nemo, Skinner, then Mina. They visit Dorian, Sawyer gatecrashes, then on to Paris to pick up Mr. Hyde, who then becomes Jekyll, and so the League is set.

Answer: An invisible man and a monstrous double

Interestingly, Dorian Gray is actually the only member with a strange attribute who is not duplicated. One of Moriarty's men takes a copy of Jekyll's formula and becomes an Uuber-Hyde four times as big as the 'normal' one, and another is made invisible.

Answer: No

Obviously being 'visibly' present is a problem when it comes to Skinner, who becomes totally invisible without clothes or greasepaint, and there are only a few occasions on which both Jekyll and Hyde can be seen. However, at these times not all the other League members are present.

Answer: Peta Wilson

Peta Wilson also stars in the TV Series "La Femme Nikita".

Answer: 2

Mina, obviously, and Moriarty's secretary who has three words. There are women in Africa in the beginning but none of them speak intelligibly, they all just scream!

Answer: Plucking his eyebrows

It would be entirely unnecessary for Dorian to pluck his eyebrows as he never looks any different from when his portrait was first painted, however we do see him doing so just before Mina does her impression of Quatermain.

Answer: Victor Hugo

Arthur Conan Doyle was responsible for Professor James Moriarty, Ishmael is from Herman Melville's "Moby Dick" and Leroux is paid tribute to with Quatermain's "How Operatic" comment about the Fantom. He wrote "The Phantom of The Opera" which was not in fact published in the time the movie is set.

Answer: "Growl"

Stuart Townsend, who plays Dorian, does however say "Boo" in exactly the same tone of voice in "Queen Of The Damned".

Answer: Jekyll

This is just after Jekyll has said he'll never let Hyde use him again. With the movie version of the League making Mina a scientist instead of a music teacher, Jekyll is viewed as utterly useless by them, they want him for Hyde.

Answer: Moriarty has seen his portrait

Dorian's painting shows the state of his soul so Moriarty would know how much of a scoundrel he is from looking at it.

Answer: Captain Nemo

Edward Hyde, Allan Quatermain and Rodney Skinner. Even Nemo is probably not his real name but means "No-one" in Latin.