The Ultimate Unforgiven Quiz | Movies

Answer: Together they must pay a fine of seven horses.

First Sheriff Little Bill tells his deputy to get the bullwhip. Strawberry Alice protests because she wants to see the cowboys hanged. Skinny, the owner of Greely's bar, doesn't agree either. He says his 'property' is damaged and he needs to be compensated for the loss of his 'investment'. Bill then changes his mind and orders Quick Mike to give Skinny five horses. Davey has to give him two horses.

Answer: He is short-sighted.

Ned challenges Kid to shoot a hawk from the sky. Kid says he doesn't want to waste a bullet. It turns out there is no hawk at all. Kid can shoot a drinking bottle at close range, but he can't see beyond 50 yards.

Answer: Charles J. Guiteau

The discussion starts when English Bob comments on a newspaper article about Guiteau shooting the president. English Bob argues that having a king or queen is better than having a president because nobody would dare to shoot royalty.

In the introduction it is said that William Munny's wife had died in 1878. Later Will says his wife died three years ago. This sets the movie in 1881, the year President Garfield was shot by Charles J. Guiteau.

Answer: Writer

W.W. Beauchamp is English Bob's biographer. He has written a heroic account of a shootout between English Bob and Corky Corcoran in Wichita. When both English Bob and Beauchamp are jailed, Little Bill tells the story about the Wichita shootout quite differently. As it turns out Corky Corcoran first shot himself in the foot and then his gun blew up, before he was eventually shot by a drunk English Bob.

When Bob leaves Big Whiskey Beauchamp stays to write Little Bill's life story instead.

Answer: Duck

Beauchamp's book about English Bob has the title "The Duke of Death". Little Bill makes fun of the book by calling it "The Duck of Death". Later he simply refers to Bob as 'the duck', much to Bob's annoyance.

Answer: No

First Little Bill dares Beauchamp to shoot him. Beauchamp, who has never fired a gun, doesn't want to shoot him. He suggests giving the gun to English Bob instead. After a long hesitation Bob refuses to take the gun. As it turns out the gun is loaded. Little Bill says: "You were right not to take it, Bob, I would have killed you".

Answer: Because he doesn't want to cheat his wife.

Will explains he doesn't refuse her because she's cut up. He says they both have scars and that she is a beautiful woman. If he was to want a 'free one' he'd want to have it with her. He just can't do it on account of his wife. Delilah admires him for being true to his wife.

Answer: William Munny

When William Munny hears about the reward offered to kill the cowboys he is reluctant to go. He doesn't want to go back to the old days when he was a ruthless killer. His late wife changed his wicked ways. He has become a farmer and hasn't touched a drop of whiskey for 10 years. However, financial difficulties compel him to ride out again. After a long journey, a narrow escape at Greely's and an illness that nearly takes his life, Will and his companions finally catch up with Davey Bunting.

Ned shoots Davey's horse. Davey breaks his leg falling from his horse and tries to crawl to safety behind the rocks. Will then takes the rifle from Ned and shoots Davey in the gut. Davey later dies from his injuries.

Answer: Kid Schofield

After Davey is killed, Ned returns to Kansas. Will and Kid go on to kill Quick Mike. Kid shoots Mike three times when he's on the toilet.

Kid had asked William Munny to ride out with him because he had heard of his reputation for being a ruthless killer. Kid's uncle was a member of Munny's old gang. Ever since Kid met William Munny he's been acting as a tough guy. He is constantly boasting about the five men he shot before. After shooting Quick Bill Kid breaks down and confesses to Will that he had never killed a man before. He gives his gun to Will and tells him to keep it because he will never kill again. He says he is nothing like Will.

Answer: False

When Will hears Ned is beaten to death by Little Bill he returns to Greely's. He finds Ned in a coffin outside the saloon with a sign saying: "This is what happens to assassins around here". Will then goes into the saloon to avenge the death of his friend. First he kills Skinny, then he points his rifle at Little Bill. Bill tells his deputies Will has only one barrel left and orders them to shoot him after he fires his last shot. Will's rifle misfires. He then throws his rifle at Little Bill and pulls his gun. In the ensuing gunfight Will shoots Little Bill and four of his deputies.

In the end it is revealed that Will used the money he received for killing the cowboys to go to San Francisco with his children where he prospered in dry goods.