A) Potions B) Defence Against the Dark Arts C) Charms D) Transfiguration
A) Lord Voldemort B) Cornelius Fudge C) Sirius Black D) Horace Slughorn
A) The Order of the Phoenix B) Death Eaters C) Dementors D) Aurors
A) Wizarding Duel Championship B) House Cup C) Triwizard Tournament D) Quidditch World Cup
A) Fleur Delacour B) Cedric Diggory C) Harry Potter D) Viktor Krum
A) Diagon Alley B) Hogwarts C) Little Whinging D) The Ministry of Magic
A) Sirius Black B) Horace Slughorn C) Albus Dumbledore D) Cornelius Fudge
A) Professor Lupin B) Professor Umbridge C) Albus Dumbledore D) Horace Slughorn
A) Neither can live while the other survives B) The Dark Lord shall rise again C) The Triwizard champion shall die D) The Half-Blood Prince will fall
A) Sirius Black B) Professor Lupin C) Horace Slughorn D) Cornelius Fudge
A) Half-Blood Prince B) Lord Voldemort C) Cedric Diggory D) Albus Dumbledore
A) Struggling to carry out a mission B) Escaping from Azkaban C) Teaching Potions D) Competing in the Triwizard Tournament
A) Five B) Eight C) Six D) Seven
A) Michael Seresin B) Roger Pratt C) Bruno Delbonnel D) John Seale
A) Sławomir Idziak B) Eduardo Serra C) John Seale D) Roger Pratt
A) Roger Pratt B) Bruno Delbonnel C) Michael Seresin D) Eduardo Serra
A) Eduardo Serra B) Michael Seresin C) John Seale D) Sławomir Idziak
A) Roger Pratt B) John Seale C) Bruno Delbonnel D) Sławomir Idziak
A) Michael Seresin B) Sławomir Idziak C) Bruno Delbonnel D) Eduardo Serra
A) He had a scheduling conflict B) He disliked the director C) He was scared of repeating himself D) He preferred working on digital projects
A) It became more vibrant B) It stayed exactly the same C) It was removed entirely D) It decreased
A) Moodier with more shadowing and cross-lighting B) Flat and evenly lit C) Extremely colorful and saturated D) Brighter with high-key lighting
A) Black and white cinematography B) Dimmer lighting and a muted color palette C) High contrast and neon colors D) Bright lighting and strong colors
A) Digital B) IMAX C) 3D D) Film
A) It was requested by the actors B) It was cheaper to use C) It allowed for faster editing D) It was technically accurate and dependable
A) CGI-only sets B) Fixed tripod shots and zoom lenses C) Drone shots and fisheye lenses D) Hand-held cameras and very wide camera lenses
A) David Yates B) Eduardo Serra C) Chris Columbus D) Stuart Craig
A) The directors B) A team of sculptors C) The cinematographers D) Stephenie McMillan
A) A digital model B) A full-scale outdoor set C) A physical miniature D) Real castle footage
A) New requirements as novels were published B) The original miniatures decayed C) The studio wanted a cheaper design D) The director demanded more CGI
A) The Gryffindor Common Room B) The Forbidden Forest C) The Great Hall D) The Astronomy Tower
A) A cardboard cutout B) A live-action location C) A digital model D) A painting on glass
A) J.K. Rowling's personal estate B) Warner Bros. studio tour C) The British Museum D) A traveling theme park
A) The Chamber of Secrets B) Malfoy Manor C) The Ministry of Magic D) The Great Hall interior
A) The need to reuse old sets B) Limited sound stage space C) J.K. Rowling's descriptions in the novels D) The demands of the actors
A) The digital revolution B) The technological transition C) The cinematic evolution D) The art direction shift
A) Tom Felton B) Robbie Coltrane C) Michael Gambon D) Alan Rickman
A) Timothy Spall B) Tom Felton C) Jason Isaacs D) Ralph Fiennes
A) Gary Oldman B) Alan Rickman C) David Thewlis D) Brendan Gleeson
A) Emma Thompson B) Dame Maggie Smith C) Julie Walters D) Fiona Shaw
A) 25 October 2004 B) 25 October 2003 C) 25 October 2002 D) 25 October 2001
A) Emma Thompson B) Fiona Shaw C) Maggie Smith D) Helena Bonham Carter
A) Timothy Spall B) Jason Isaacs C) Ralph Fiennes D) Tom Felton
A) Richard Griffiths B) Harry Melling C) Mark Williams D) David Thewlis
A) Peter Doyle B) David Holmes C) Greg Powell D) Tim Burke
A) Fiona Weir B) Stephenie McMillan C) Jany Temime D) Amanda Knight
A) Tim Burke B) Greg Powell C) Nick Dudman D) David Holmes
A) Arthur Weasley B) Peter Pettigrew C) Filius Flitwick D) Lucius Malfoy
A) Peter Doyle B) Amanda Knight C) Jany Temime D) Tim Burke
A) Timothy Spall B) Brendan Gleeson C) David Thewlis D) Gary Oldman
A) Julie Walters B) Fiona Shaw C) Maggie Smith D) Emma Thompson
A) Amanda Knight B) Nick Dudman C) Stephenie McMillan D) Fiona Weir
A) Greg Powell B) Nick Dudman C) Tim Burke D) David Holmes
A) Julie Walters B) Maggie Smith C) Emma Thompson D) Fiona Shaw
A) September 2001 B) December 2010 C) Summer 2011 D) September 2000
A) Leavesden Studios B) Warner Bros. Studios, Hollywood C) 1492 Pictures Studio D) Hertfordshire Soundstage
A) Order of the Phoenix B) Deathly Hallows C) Philosopher's Stone D) Goblet of Fire
A) One B) Two C) Three D) Four
A) Alfonso Cuarón B) Mike Newell C) David Yates D) Chris Columbus
A) Gritty realism B) Paranoid thriller C) Golden storybook D) Quiet poetry
A) Golden storybook B) Romantic comedy C) Documentary style D) Paranoid thriller
A) Summer 2011 B) 21 December 2010 C) 21 December 2011 D) September 2000
A) Nisha Parti B) Lionel Wigram C) David Heyman D) Tanya Seghatchian
A) 2009 B) 2010 C) 2012 D) 2011
A) David Yates B) Alfonso Cuarón C) Mike Newell D) Chris Columbus
A) Ten B) Nine C) Seven D) Eight
A) Emma Watson B) Ralph Fiennes C) Daniel Radcliffe D) Rupert Grint
A) Chris Columbus B) Alfonso Cuarón C) Steven Spielberg D) David Yates
A) $1.3 billion B) $10 billion C) $5 billion D) $7.7 billion
A) £10 million B) £1 million C) £2 million D) £500,000
A) Mike Newell B) Steven Spielberg C) Terry Gilliam D) Chris Columbus
A) Secretary B) Producer C) Director D) Agent
A) 4 July 2002 B) 16 November 2000 C) 16 November 2001 D) 4 July 2001
A) Steve Kloves B) J.K. Rowling C) Chris Columbus D) Michael Goldenberg
A) School plays B) BBC television C) Commercials D) Professional theatre
A) Ten B) Twelve C) Nine D) Eleven
A) Ten B) Twelve C) Nine D) Eleven
A) J.K. Rowling B) Steve Kloves C) Geoff Boucher D) Daniel Radcliffe
A) Dark hair B) Glasses C) Tall stature D) Big blue eyes
A) The final novel B) The fifth novel C) The first novel D) The second novel
A) 2010 B) 2007 C) 2008 D) 2005
A) Dumbledore B) Ron C) Hermione D) Harry
A) No creative freedom B) Tremendous elbow room C) Strict limitations D) Complete abandonment of the source
A) Four B) Six C) Three D) Five
A) Richard Francis-Bruce B) Steven Weisberg C) Peter Honess D) Mark Day
A) Three B) Five C) Eight D) Four
A) Conrad Pope B) William Ross C) John Williams D) Nicholas Hooper
A) Hedwig's Theme B) The Wizard Theme C) Potter's Theme D) Hogwarts Theme
A) Nicholas Hooper B) William Ross C) Alexandre Desplat D) Patrick Doyle
A) Patrick Doyle B) Alexandre Desplat C) Nicholas Hooper D) William Ross
A) Conrad Pope B) Steven Weisberg C) Mark Day D) William Ross
A) January 2010 B) December 2011 C) 27 May 2011 D) June 2006
A) Peter Honess B) Mick Audsley C) Richard Francis-Bruce D) Steven Weisberg
A) Rising Sun Pictures B) Framestore C) Sony Pictures Imageworks D) Double Negative
A) Framestore B) Industrial Light & Magic C) Cinesite D) Rising Sun Pictures
A) France B) United Kingdom C) US west coast D) Canada
A) Rubeus Hagrid B) Lord Voldemort C) An unnamed Muggle D) Salazar Slytherin
A) Gobbledegook B) Parseltongue C) Latin D) Mermish
A) Harry Potter B) Ron Weasley C) Lord Voldemort D) Salazar Slytherin
A) Framestore B) Industrial Light & Magic C) Double Negative D) Cinesite |