For Louise and Rob Trivia Quiz

Answer: Sophie Countess of Wessex

Lady Louise is the youngest granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh and is 9th in line to the throne. Her younger brother James Viscount Severn was born on 17th December 2007.

Answer: The formation of a police force

The Metropolitan [London] Police Force was based at Scotland Yard. The 1,000 constables employed were affectionately nicknamed 'Bobbies', or somewhat less affectionately, 'Peelers'. Although they were unpoplular at first they proved very successful in cutting crime in London. Peel had gone ahead with his plans, because he had seen the measure of a police force's success in Stalybridge, Cheshire ('My Home Sweet Home') which had had set up its own police force two years before Peel introduced his to London. (Information taken from Wikipedia).

Answer: Brown

Louise married nightclub doorman Wesley Mullinder in 2004 and their son Cameron, conceived naturally, was born on 20th December 2006. Louise's younger sister Natalie was also conceived by IVF and became the 40th IVF baby and the first one to give birth herself, naturally, in 1999. (Information taken from Wikipedia, 'Louise Joy Brown').

Answer: Fireball XL5

Robert was co-pilot to the show's hero, Colonel Steve Zodiac and was notable for being transparent. Robert is also unique as he is the only character to be voiced by Gerry Anderson himself, albeit with the aid of an artifical larynx. (Information taken from Wikipedia, 'Fireball XL5').

Answer: Eternal

While out illegally clubbing age 16, Louise met music producer Denis Ingoldsby who was forming a girl band. She subsequently introduced him to her friend Kelle Bryan; and the two of them along with sisters Easther and Vernie Bennett formed, 'Eternal', in 1993.

They performed a mixture of heavy R&B, soul, pop and dance. Their debut single, 'Stay' entered the UK charts at #4. (Information taken from Wikipedia, 'Louise Redknapp').

Answer: He has never won a Best Actor Oscar

Although he hasn't yet won a Best Actor Oscar, he did win a Best Director Oscar in 1981 for the film, 'Ordinary People'. He was nominated for his role in 'The Sting', but lost out to Jack Lemmon in 'Save the Tiger'.

Answer: Diane Keaton

Louise was born Anna Louisa Mohan in San Francisco, California and after marrying John Reed they both travelled to Russia together and whilst there they participated in the Bolshevik agitation and Communist party activities. Bryant was with Reed when he died of typhus and was interred in Moscow.

She herself died in 1936 in Sevres after a long illness. (Information from Wikipedia, 'Louise Bryant').

Answer: Robinson Crusoe

Stevenson wrote 'Treasure Island' in 1883 and both 'Strange case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde' and 'Kidnapped in 1886. 'Robinson Crusoe' was written by Daniel Defoe in 1719.

Answer: Tom Baker

Leela first appears in, 'The Face of Evil', where she was a warrior of the savage Sevateem tribe. She forces her way onto the TARDIS to accompany the Doctor on his journeys. She usually dresses in animal skins and is armed with a knife or a set of poisonous Janis thorns, which she uses on people who threaten her, much to the Doctor's disapproval.

She falls in love with Andred, a native Gallifreyan and decides to stay behind to be with him. The first K9 remains behind with her too. (Information taken from Wikipedia, 'Louise Jameson').

Answer: Robert Zemeckis

Robert Lee Zemeckis was born May 14th 1952 in Chicago, Illinois. In 1994 he won both a Golden Globe and an Oscar for Best Director for, 'Forrest Gump'. When he started his career he had, as his mentor, Steven Spielberg and when he writes screen plays his partner is Bob Gale who he met at USC where they were both students.