A) William R. Cobb B) Charles Leerhsen C) Al Stump D) Barry Halper
A) Peter Rainer B) Shelton C) Jeffrey Lyons D) George Meyer
A) Cutting historical footage B) Changing the ending C) Hiring a new biographer D) Fabricating scenes
A) 2010 B) 2015 C) 1994 D) 1961
A) Rolling Stone B) True C) The National Pastime D) Los Angeles Times
A) Charles Leerhsen B) Al Stump C) William R. Cobb D) Ty Cobb
A) Revolver B) Pistol C) Rifle D) Shotgun
A) Knife B) Pistol C) Poison D) Shotgun
A) William R. Cobb B) Al Stump C) Charles Leerhsen D) Barry Halper
A) Authorized biography B) Highly accurate C) Purely accidental D) Extensive forgeries
A) True B) Rolling Stone C) Sneak Previews D) The National Pastime
A) Peter Rainer B) Peter Travers C) Jeffrey Lyons D) George Meyer
A) Peter Rainer B) Jeffrey Lyons C) Robert Denerstein D) George Meyer
A) They were requested by the studio B) They were historical facts C) They were based on secret interviews D) They were things the real Cobb could have plausibly done
A) Accepted with caution B) Dismissed out of hand as untrue C) Seen as artistic interpretations D) Used as supplemental material
A) Regions Field B) Rickwood Field C) Legion Field D) Sloss Furnaces
A) Shibe Park and Forbes Field B) Fenway Park and Ebbets Field C) Yankee Stadium and Polo Grounds D) Wrigley Field and Comiskey Park
A) Reno B) Carson City C) Elko D) Las Vegas
A) Cactus Jack's Hotel B) Riverside Hotel C) Morris Hotel D) Doppelganger's Hotel
A) Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor B) Golden Globe for Best Actor C) Academy Award for Best Actor D) Screen Actors Guild Award
A) Natural Born Killers B) The Client C) The Fugitive D) Batman Forever
A) Concussion B) Broken ankle C) Torn ligament D) Broken arm
A) $10 million B) $50 million C) $5 million D) $25.5 million
A) $25,500,000 B) $5,000,000 C) $1,007,583 D) $10,750,000
A) Jeff Fellenzer B) Ernie Harwell C) Allan Malamud D) Doug Krikorian
A) 48% B) 50% C) 85% D) 65%
A) Owen Gleiberman B) Peter Travers C) Charles Taylor D) Roger Ebert
A) 1995 B) 1990 C) 1998 D) 1994
A) Tommy Lee Jones B) Louis Prima C) Ron Shelton D) Al Stump
A) Keely Smith B) Al Stump C) Ron Shelton D) Ty Cobb
A) Elliot Goldenthal B) Tommy Lee Jones C) Ron Shelton D) Al Stump
A) Sportswriter B) Baseball player C) Doctor D) Utility company worker
A) Georgia B) Reno C) Cooperstown D) Lake Tahoe
A) Cobb is poor B) Disputes with utility companies C) It is an abandoned house D) A blizzard
A) His mother B) Himself C) His mother's lover D) A rival baseball player
A) Keely B) Georgia C) Ramona D) Stump's wife
A) Reno B) Cooperstown, New York C) Georgia D) Lake Tahoe
A) A broken leg B) Heart disease C) Blindness D) Cancer
A) He feels indifferent B) He feels like a liar C) He feels proud of the expose D) He feels joy
A) Georgia trash B) Al-imony C) Stumpy D) Ghostwriter
A) December 2, 1994 B) July 17, 1960 C) July 17, 1961 D) 1960
A) The merciless account B) Neither book C) Both books D) The glowing autobiography |