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Stack Quiz Answers to Bob J's Film Buff Bafflers JAN 2010 (Issue 64) |
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Answers omitted from being published in Issue 64 (Jan'10): • 9: Norma Desmond in Sunset Boulevard • 10: Roman Polanski- Rosemary's Baby . Remainder of answers reprinted in STACK eNewsletter and on this page in the future. |
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Stack Quiz Answers to Bob J's Film Buff Bafflers DEC 2009 (Issue 63) |
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A1. Arnold Schwarzenegger in Jingle All The Way. A2. The Victors. A3. Hulk Hogan. A4. Lethal Weapon. A5. A toothpick. A6. His left ear. A7. A Jersey Christmas. A8. Joyeux Noel. A9. Holiday Inn. A10. Silent Night, Deadly Night. A11. Love Actually. A12. Edmund Gwenn. A13. The Ref. A14. 3 Godfathers. A15. Santa's Slay. A16. A Summer Place. A17. A polar bear. A18. Die Hard. A19. Here Comes Santa Claus by Gene Autry. A20. The Bells of St Mary's. A21. Because her father died when he fell down the chimney pretending to be Santa Claus. A22. A cab driver. A23. Dudley. A24. A Christmas Story. A25. The Lemon Drop Kid. A26. The Ice Harvest. A27. Jack Frost. A28. The Long Kiss Goodnight. A29. A Christmas Evil-aka-You Better Watch Out. A30. Bad Santa. A31. Deck the Halls. A32. We're No Angels. A33. The Holly and the Ivy. A34. His Father has promised him a Porsche car if he does. A35. Hallie O'Fallon in All I Want For Christmas. A36. Turbulence starring Ray Liotta. A37. Bridget Jones' Diary. A38. While You Were Sleeping. A39. Serendipity. A40. Remember the Night. |
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Stack Quiz Answers to Bob J's Film Buff Bafflers NOV 2009 (Issue 62) |
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A1. Delicatessen (1991). A2. He thinks he has discovered where he went wrong. A3. Brats (1930). A4. The Pinheads. A5. It just may conceal an oversized Martian brain. A6. A Canterbury Tale. A7. The Night of the Hunter (1955). A8. Miralco a Milano-The Miracle of Milan (1951). A9. To lift their kilts at the enemy. A10. Metropolis (1927). |
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Stack Quiz Answers to Bob J's Film Buff Bafflers OCT 2009 (Issue 61) |
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A1. El Cid (1961). A2. Because he gave Mia his wife a foot massage (Pulp Fiction). A3. The Lady from Shanghai. A4. "Deep Throat" (Hal Holbrook in All the Presidents Men). A5. At a Sunday church service. A6. Christine Vole (Marlene Dietrich). A7. Jupiter. A8. 50 yards. A9. Werner Voss in Der Rote Baron (The Red Baron- 2008). A10. X-Men Origins:Wolverine: and if you don’t sit through all the final credits you will miss it. |
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Stack Quiz Answers to Bob J's Film Buff Bafflers SEP 2009 (Issue 60) |
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A1. By breaking windows for him to fit. A2. Fury. A3. A railway signal came down on his head. A4. Elliott Ness (The Untouchables). A5. Blade Runner. A6. "He's very clean". A7. Charles Grodin in Midnight Run. A8. For the waters. A9. Ask a question and then duck. A10. Leo (Albert Finney) in Miller's Crossing. |
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Stack Quiz Answers to Bob J's Film Buff Bafflers AUG 2009 (Issue 59) |
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A1. Brannigan-John Wayne. A2. A Chorus Line. A3. Psycho (1960). A4. The Spy Who Loved Me-Fleming not being satisfied with his novel only allowed the title to be used. A5. Ocean's Eleven. A6. None of them had names. A7. The Blair Witch Project-the handheld camera movements caused some sufferers to feel nauseous. A8. Adamscene was deleted due originally to complaints from the Church. A9. A Carpet A10. Guy Ritchie's-Sherlock Holmes. |
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Stack Quiz Answers to Bob J's Film Buff Bafflers JUL 2009 (Issue 58) |
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A1. Mel Gibson A2. DEA-Drug Enforcement Agency A3. Al Pacino-Midnight Cowboy; Kramer vs Kramer and Marathon Man. A4.The Fighting Kentuckian featured the song 'Let Me Down Oh! Hangman' recorded by LZ as Gallows Pole. A5. John Travolta who turned down both Forrest Gump and An Officer and a Gentleman. A6. North by NorthWest.
A7. Jigsaw. A8.Albert Einstein in IQ and Insignificance respectively. A9."Hello Aunt Alicia". A10. They were made and originally released in stereoscopic 3-D. |
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Stack Quiz Answers to Bob J's Film Buff Bafflers JUN 2009 (Issue 57) |
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A1. Happy-Go-Lucky. A2. Two. A3. Les Enfants Terribles. A4. Manhattan Memories. A5. Judi Dench in Shakespeare in Love. A6. Grace. A7. Stevie Nicks. A8. The Railway Children. A9. The Great Dictator-Charlie Chaplin. A10. Rebel Without A Cause. |
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Stack Quiz Answers to Bob J's Film Buff Bafflers MAY 2009 (Issue 56) |
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A1.Waterloo Station - South Entrance. A2.The Guns of Navarone. A3.The director King Vidor. A4. They both featured the very first screen Tarzan - Elmo Lincoln - in uncredited bit parts. A5. The Manchurian Candidate - characters were named from cast and crew of 'The Phil Silver’s Show'. A6.Night of the Creeps. A7.Sam Neill in From a Far Country and The Final Conflict. A8. The Public Enemy (1931). A9.Carry On Cruising. A10.Drop Zone - Wesley Snipes - his character is called Nessip. |
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Stack Quiz Answers to Bob J's Film Buff Bafflers APR 2009 (Issue 55) |
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A1.Vera Cruz. A2.Clerks (1994). A3.Omaha beach; Utah Beach and New Guinea.. A4.Clark Gable – the shirts/dressing gowns etc were monogrammed - due to them both having the same initials.. A5.Reginald Owen in Sherlock Holmes (1932) and A Study in Scarlet (1933). A6.Greer Garson. A7.Mabel Normand - Rambo. A8.William Shatner -The Brothers Karamazov. A9.Cher and Dionne in Clueless. A10.Get Carter – Michael Caine. |
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Stack Quiz Answers to Bob J's Film Buff Bafflers MAR 2009 (Issue 54) |
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A1.The Candidate. A2.Jackie Chan. A3.The Beatles. A4.The Undefeated - John Wayne. A5.Orange Juice. A6.Cast Away. A7.Sylvester Stallone - Rambo. A8.Angels and Demons. A9.Tyler Nelson. A10.Rebel Without a Cause starring James Dean. |
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Stack Quiz Answers to Bob J's Film Buff Bafflers FEB 2009 (Issue 53) |
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A1.Rin-Tin-Tin . A2.Gregory Peck as Captain Ahab in Moby Dick . A3.Bruce Willis . A4.They all attended college at USC (University of Southern California) . A5.Penny Marshall with BIG (1988) . A6.Napoleon Bonaparte . A7.Clark Gable . A8.Dirty Harry (Harry Callahan) . A9.Tom Mix . A10.Monty Python and the Holy Grail. |
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Stack Quiz Answers to Bob J's Film Buff Bafflers JAN 2009 (Issue 52) |
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A1.Guys and Dolls (1955) Nathan Detriot (Frank Sinatra) . A2.Louisiana . A3.Woody Harrelson . A4.The Three Ages was a spoof of Intolerance . A5.7.07PM . A6.Irony of Fate . A7.The Musketeers of Pig Alley (1912) . A8.Around the World in 80 Days. The stars of the cameo roles were pictured on the film posters in oval inserts similar to cameo brooches . A9.Death of a Bureaucrat . A10.The Barefoot Contessa (1954). |
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Stack Quiz Answers to Bob J's Film Buff Bafflers DEC 2008 (Issue 51) |
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A1.Michael Caine . A2.Thelma and Louise . A3.Lieutenant Marion 'Cobra' Cobretti (Sylvester Stallone, Cobra (1986)) . A4.Jurassic Park . A5.Freedom and Independence . A6.Axel Foley, Beverly Hills Cop . A7.West Side Story . A8.The Little Mermaid . A9.The Fog . A10.Titanic. |
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Stack Quiz Answers to Bob J's Film Buff Bafflers NOV 2008 (Issue 50) |
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A1.Lambert. A2.35 pounds. A3.Francis in the Navy. A4.Paris. A5.Pepe Le Pew. A6.Kes. A7.Reporter. A8.Omaha. A9."12 Rooms, 12 Vacancies" according to Norman Bates. A10.The Long Riders. A11.Jeff Chandler. A12.Andy Williams. A13.60 Minutes. A14.42nd Street. A15.Maryland. A16.The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. A17.Caged. A18.Manhunter (1986). A19.None. A20.Brazil. A21.His Manhood. A22.Maf (short for Mafia). A23.Cornelius. A24.Yul Brynner. A25.Florida. A26.Church. A27.$5000. A28.The Land of Duloc. A29.Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks, Charlie Chaplin, D.W.Griffith. A30.Frank Miller. A31.Tommy Lee Jones. A32.Martin Scorsese. A33.The Lavender Hill Mob. A34.Laura. A35.King Richard played by Sean Connery. A36.To Be Or Not To Be. A37.Jack Foley played by George Clooney in Out of Sight. A38.New York. A39.Peanut Butter. A40.Buddy Love. A41.A Cactus Flower. A42.Truman Capote. A43.Power of Love (1922) or later & more well-known, Bwana Devil (1952). A44.Squire Western. A45.Preston Sturges. A46.Errol Garners who composed the song. A47.Jim Bowie. A48.Beckton, London. A49.Harry Houdini. A50.Murphy's War starring Peter O’Toole. |
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Stack Quiz Answers to Bob J's Film Buff Bafflers OCT 2008 (Issue 49) |
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A1.Bobby Vinton. A2.Patty Duke in The Miracle Worker. A3.Paris-France. A4.4-4. A5.A Joni Mitchell CD. A6.The Race Wars. A7.Gandhi. A8.Old Sparky. A9.An ashtray. A10.Cottonmouth. |
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Stack Quiz Answers to Bob J's Film Buff Bafflers SEP 2008 (Issue 48) |
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A1.Psycho. A2.George Bernard Shaw-1925 Nobel prize for Literature-1938 Best Screen play for Pygmalion. A3.IT! The Terror from Beyond Space. A4.Clara Bow. A5.Bela Lugosi the first screen Dracula. A6.Gershwin. A7.Jamie Lee Curtis. A8.Ten. A9.Haing S Ngor- Best Supporting Actor for The Killing Fields (1984)- Gunned down on his front lawn in Los Angeles in 1996.. A10.Caprice. |
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Stack Quiz Answers to Bob J's Film Buff Bafflers AUG 2008 (Issue 47) |
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A1.Rosemary's Baby. A2.Norma. A3.The Last Man on Earth; The Omega Man. A4.Nine. A5.Knights of the Round Table. A6.The Missouri Breaks. A7.John Wayne. A8.Khartoum. A9.Four times. A10.Johnny Weissmuller as Tarzan the Ape-man. |
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Stack Quiz Answers to Bob J's Film Buff Bafflers JUL 2008 (Issue 46) |
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A1.Original Sin starring Jolie is a remake of Mississippi Mermaid directed by Truffaut. A2.A Cornetto (Ice Cream). A3.Gina Lollobrigida in Trapeze when Burt Lancaster asked her "And your legs?". A4.Smoke a cigar. A5.Azazel. A6.A vacuum cleaner. A7.Hold the lion, please. A8.Aramaic and Latin. A9.Viva Las Vegas. A10.Wyatt Earp. |
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