Barry Lyndon - Test
A) Francis Ford Coppola B) Martin Scorsese C) Stanley Kubrick D) Alfred Hitchcock
A) 1968 B) 1980 C) 1975 D) 1990
A) Dustin Hoffman B) Jack Nicholson C) Ryan O'Neal D) Robert Redford
A) Lady Lyndon B) Queen Marie C) Countess Caroline D) Princess Isabella
A) William Makepeace Thackeray B) Charles Dickens C) Mark Twain D) Jane Austen
A) 120 minutes B) 185 minutes C) 210 minutes D) 150 minutes
A) Morgan Freeman B) Liam Neeson C) Anthony Hopkins D) Michael Hordern
A) Sarabande B) Adagio C) Andante D) Allegro
A) Chaotic B) Frenzied C) Erratic D) Deliberate
A) Maggie Smith B) Anne Bancroft C) Glenda Jackson D) Marie Kean
A) Cousins B) Brothers C) Business partners D) Stepson
A) England B) Ireland C) France D) United States
A) American Civil War B) Seven Years' War C) Vietnam War D) World War II
A) Irish B) English C) Scottish D) French
A) Special effects B) Black and white C) Animation D) Natural lighting
A) 7 B) 10 C) 3 D) 5
A) Editing B) Cinematography C) Costume design D) Soundtrack
A) A Clockwork Orange B) The Shining C) Full Metal Jacket D) Dr. Strangelove
A) Six B) Four C) Eight D) Two
A) Best Art Direction B) Best Director C) Best Costume Design D) Best Cinematography
A) A biopic on Napoleon B) An adaptation of 'The Great Gatsby' C) A sequel to '2001: A Space Odyssey' D) A film about the American Revolution
A) 1901 B) 1865 C) 1844 D) 1820
A) Extensive use of CGI B) Scenes shot entirely in candlelight C) Filming exclusively at night D) Use of color film
A) Over a gambling debt B) Due to a family feud C) For a political disagreement D) To impress his cousin Nora Brady
A) Frau Lieschen B) Sir Charles Lyndon C) The Chevalier de Balibari D) Captain Grogan
A) An Austrian diplomat B) A Prussian soldier C) Manservant to the Chevalier de Balibari D) A gambler in Tübingen
A) Using bribery B) With sword duels C) Through legal action D) By blackmailing them
A) An accident B) A duel with Barry C) Verbal repartee with Barry D) An illness
A) 1768 B) 1780 C) 1795 D) 1773
A) William Patrick B) Edward Patrick C) Bryan Patrick D) Charles Patrick
A) A title B) An annuity C) A duel D) More wealth
A) Lord Bullingdon B) Lord Wendover C) Graham D) Lady Lyndon
A) Financial advice B) Religious counseling C) Medical treatment D) Legal assistance
A) Samuel Runt B) Barry's mother C) Graham D) Lord Wendover
A) Throws his gun B) Runs away C) Shoots Bullingdon D) Deliberately fires into the ground
A) An arm injury B) No injury C) A head wound D) A leg amputation below the knee
A) 500 guineas B) 250 guineas C) 1000 guineas D) 750 guineas
A) Serving in the military B) Becoming a clergyman C) Gambling D) Working as a steward
A) Patrick Magee B) Steven Berkoff C) Ryan O'Neal D) Leon Vitali
A) John Alcott B) Philip Stone C) Godfrey Quigley D) Leon Vitali
A) 2001: A Space Odyssey B) A Clockwork Orange C) The Shining D) Eyes Wide Shut
A) Marisa Berenson B) Leon Vitali C) Godfrey Quigley D) Vivian Kubrick
A) Science fiction B) Political intrigue C) Romantic love D) Fate and destiny
A) A Clockwork Orange B) The Shining C) Eyes Wide Shut D) 2001: A Space Odyssey
A) Third-person omniscient B) First-person C) Second-person D) Objective
A) It maintains a first-person narrative. B) It uses second-person narration. C) It has no narrator. D) It uses an objective, third-person perspective.
A) He changed the setting to modern times. B) He removed all duels. C) He added a final duel. D) He omitted Barry's backstory.
A) Tragic B) Serious C) Comic D) Romantic
A) As an omniscient being. B) As a truthful observer. C) As an unreliable narrator. D) As a reliable historian.
A) He thought it could only be adapted as a tragedy. B) He felt comedy was the most suitable genre. C) He did not think it should be done as a comedy. D) He believed it would work best as a comedy.
A) 200 days B) 400 days C) 150 days D) 300 days
A) Ken Adam B) Jan Harlan C) Roy Walker D) Alcott
A) Blenheim Palace B) Powerscourt House C) Dunrobin Castle D) Castle Howard
A) Petworth House B) Blenheim Palace C) Wilton House D) Waterford Castle
A) A workers' strike B) Severe weather conditions C) Technical difficulties D) Bomb threats by the Provisional IRA
A) Dunrobin Castle B) Potsdam near Berlin C) Ludwigsburg Palace D) Hohenzollern Castle
A) Dunrobin Castle B) Blenheim Palace C) Ludwigsburg Palace D) Castle Howard
A) Ludwigsburg Palace B) Neues Palais C) Hohenzollern Castle D) Dunrobin Castle
A) Petworth House, West Sussex B) Castle Howard, North Yorkshire C) Wilton House, Wiltshire D) Stourhead, Wiltshire
A) Castle Howard, North Yorkshire B) Corsham Court, Wiltshire C) Petworth House, West Sussex D) Wilton House, Wiltshire
A) Petworth House, West Sussex B) Corsham Court, Wiltshire C) Castle Howard, North Yorkshire D) Stourhead, Wiltshire
A) Castle Howard, North Yorkshire B) Wilton House, Wiltshire C) Dublin Castle, County Dublin D) Petworth House, West Sussex
A) Castle Howard, North Yorkshire B) Petworth House, West Sussex C) Wilton House, Wiltshire D) Kells Priory, County Kilkenny
A) Wilton House, Wiltshire B) Stourhead, Wiltshire C) Castle Howard, North Yorkshire D) Petworth House, West Sussex
A) Petworth House, West Sussex B) Stourhead, Wiltshire C) Wilton House, Wiltshire D) Castle Howard, North Yorkshire
A) Petworth House, West Sussex B) Wilton House, Wiltshire C) Dunrobin Castle, Sutherland D) Castle Howard, North Yorkshire
A) Ludwigsburg Palace B) Hohenzollern Castle C) Dunrobin Castle D) Neues Palais at Potsdam near Berlin
A) Wilton House, Wiltshire B) Castle Howard, North Yorkshire C) Little Island, Waterford D) Petworth House, West Sussex
A) Fluorescent tubes B) Mini-Brutes C) Softboxes D) LED panels
A) Fast-paced action sequences B) Modern digital effects C) Stately, static, painterly quality. D) High-energy musical score
A) Three candela B) Fifty watts C) One hundred candelas D) Ten lumens
A) Arri B) Sony C) Cinema Products Corporation D) Panavision
A) Vivaldi B) Handel C) Mozart D) Schubert
A) The Dubliners B) Clannad C) The Chieftains D) Planxty
A) Roger Ebert B) Vincent Canby C) Gene Siskel D) Pauline Kael
A) Steven Spielberg B) Gene Siskel C) Roger Ebert D) Vincent Canby
A) 'The British Grenadiers' B) God Save the Queen C) Hearts of Oak D) Rule, Britannia!
A) Vincent Canby B) Gene Siskel C) Roger Ebert D) Charles Champlin
A) One of the most beautiful films ever made B) It's a coffee-table movie, like a three-hour slide show for art-history majors C) An utterly comfortable story about upper-class life D) A masterpiece but a dead-end masterpiece
A) Another fascinating challenge from one of our most remarkable, independent-minded directors B) Almost aggressive in its cool detachment C) Controlled so meticulously that it's drained the blood out of it D) A masterpiece but a dead-end masterpiece
A) 59% B) 77% C) 89% D) 45%
A) 2000 B) 2022 C) 1999 D) 2012
A) Akira Kurosawa B) Lars von Trier C) Martin Scorsese D) Roger Ebert
A) 12th B) 27th C) 59th D) 19th
A) 19th B) 59th C) 27th D) 45th
A) Lars von Trier B) Roger Ebert C) Akira Kurosawa D) Martin Scorsese
A) 2011 B) 2017 C) 1999 D) 2025
A) Criterion B) Time Magazine C) The Village Voice D) Warner Home Video
A) 59th B) 19th C) 12th D) 27th |
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