The Majestic Trivia Quiz

Answer: Peter Appleton

Peter Appleton was a Hollywood script writer. He was blacklisted after being suspected of Communist activity.
Peter Appleton: "I can't stand the constant nagging. I'm leaving you, Jerry. I'm leaving you -- and I'm taking the monkey with me."

Answer: Albert

Albert Luke Trimble, but everyone called him Luke since he was a baby.
Luke Trimble: "When bullies rise up, the rest of us have to beat them back down, whatever the cost. That's a simple idea I suppose, but one worth giving everything for."

Answer: Lawson

Answer: Matt Damon

The most memorable scene with Luke's voice (Matt Damon) is the one where Luke is writing the letter to Adele while away at war. Jim Carrey is reading the letter, but it is heard as if Luke was writing it.

Answer: 9 1/2 years

Luke was a war hero, who saved eight other men and was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor. He died while saving the other men, but his body was never found.

Answer: Harry

Harry Trimble owned the Lawson theater, The Majestic. Harry Trimble: "That's why we call it The Majestic. Any man, woman, child could buy their ticket, walk right in. Here they'd be, here we'd be. "Yes sir, yes ma'am. Enjoy the show." And in they'd come entering a palace, like in a dream, like in heaven. Maybe you had worries and problems out there, but once you came through those doors, they didn't matter anymore ... I mean, this television thing. Why would you want to stay at home and watch a little box? Because it's convenient? Because you don't have to get dressed up, because you could just sit there? I mean, how can you call that entertainment, alone in your living room? Where's the other people? Where's the audience? Where's the magic? I'll tell you, in a place like this, the magic is all around you.

The trick is to see it."

Answer: kissed her

Adele got hiccups when she was nervous. Only Luke and Adele knew that to stop to her hiccups they could kiss.
Adele: "Do you remember me?"
Peter Appleton: "I'll sure try."

Answer: Bob Leffert

Bob Leffert came back bitter and missing a hand. He didn't like Luke, and he didn't want to start a relationship with Mabel. By the end of the movie, Bob has started a relationship with Mabel, and likes Luke.
Bob Leffert: "I knew Luke Trimble. I didn't like him much. Not saying he's a bad guy. Just rubbed me the wrong way. You know that feelin'? Somebody rubs you the wrong way, and you can't even explain why? You kinda rub me that way. Not that it makes you Luke. So, I wanna know is what kinda game are you runnin'? Who are you really?"
Peter Appleton: "Just a guy trying to figure things out."
Bob Leffert: "This town's had enough heartbreak. Too much. Me, I think you're settin' everybody up for more. I hope I'm wrong. I haven't had to kill anybody since the war."

Answer: Spencer

When Luke was little he tried to play the clarinet but he wasn't any good. To stop Spencer from following him around, he gave him the clarinet. Spencer became a really good player and started a jazz band.

Answer: Irene and Emmett

Irene Terwilliger worked the candy counter and was also Luke's piano teacher. Emmett Smith was the theater's usher.
Irene Terwilliger: "Really, Luke! That's no way to treat Mr. Liszt. Stop that! Stop it, stop it! Who taught you to play like that? I demand to know. Where on earth did you learn to play such a thing?"
Emmett Smith: "I taught him that...when you weren't looking!"