Tough Movie Trivia: You've Got Mail | 10 Questions

Answer: Vince

Patricia, Joe Fox's girlfriend, says this while she is rushing around the apartment she shares with Joe, the first day the movie shows. She works at a publishing company and Vince, a writer, just got an excellent review of his new book.

Answer: Eccentricity

Kathleen reveals that she has read this book "200 times" and is always in agony over whether Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy are really going to get together.

Answer: six

Joe tells Kathleen in an email, "The whole purpose of places like Starbucks is for people with no decision-making ability whatsoever, to make 6 decisions, just to buy one cup of coffee. Short, tall, light, dark. Caf, decaf. Lowfat, nonfat, et cetera."

Answer: 42nd and 59th

In an email to Joe, Kathleen says that she believes the butterfly "was going to Bloomingdales to buy a hat, that will turn out to be a mistake, as almost all hats are."

Answer: Jessica and Maya

The first day we see Kathleen at the Shop Around the Corner, Kathleen flips the open/closed sign to open and opens the door. She then says, "Jessica and Maya, how ARE you today?"
Their mom says, "Can you say Hi to Kathleen?"
Then the two young girls meekly say, "Hi."

Answer: Mrs. Pratchett

This is an actual story from the book by Roald Dahl, "BOY: Tales of Childhood." It is a collection of stories about his childhood, including tales about terrible teachers, first automobile rides, and holidays in Norway.

Answer: City Books

Joe reveals this in the scene where he, his father, and his grandfather are in the office, talking about the new store. This point is repeated at Vince's party, when Kathleen's boyfriend meets Joe and calls him "the destroyer of City Books."

Answer: 1200

Birdie reads this information off her computer in the scene where Kathleen is in the shop putting up twinkle lights for the holidays. Kathleen explains that they brought in less business this time because Fox Books is new and a novelty.

Answer: the nut shop

This is in the scene where Birdie is telling Kathleen about how they made less money this year. George declares: "This place is a tomb. I'm going to the nut shop, where it's fun!"

Answer: The Ballet Shoes

This information is revealed in the scene where Kathleen goes to Fox Books and is sitting upstairs in the children's room. Upon overhearing a woman asking for "the Shoe books", Kathleen tells the employee that the books are written by Noel Streatfeild. Kathleen advises the woman to start with the Ballet Shoes, because it is her favorite, although the skating shoes are "completely wonderful".