Alien (film) - Quiz
A) 148 B) 51 C) 635 D) 90
A) $27 million B) $78.9 million C) $16.5 million D) $3,527,881
A) 4 weeks B) 3 weeks C) 11 months D) 8 weeks
A) Odeon London B) Odeon Leicester Square C) British Film Institute D) Leicester Palace
A) $3.7 million B) £7,886,000 C) $38,767 D) £71,988
A) 11 months B) 8 weeks C) 4 weeks D) 3 weeks
A) $78.9 million B) $27 million C) $16.9 million D) $143 million
A) France B) United Kingdom C) Japan D) Canada
A) $78.9 million B) $143 million C) $81.8 million D) $16.5 million
A) $188 million B) $109.7 million C) $143 million D) $81.8 million
A) $4 million B) $16.5 million C) $2 million D) $78.9 million
A) Hollywood creative accounting B) High production costs C) Poor international sales D) Low theater attendance
A) $0 profit B) $81.8 million profit C) $4 million profit D) $2 million loss
A) 1983 B) 1980 C) 1992 D) 1979
A) Distribute more prints B) Fund a sequel C) Release the film in more theaters D) Acknowledge the $143 million gross
A) 51 prints B) 635 prints C) 90 prints D) 148 prints
A) 51 screens B) 148 screens C) 635 screens D) 90 screens
A) $27 million B) $3,527,881 C) $38,767 D) $16.5 million
A) Tom Skerritt B) Sigourney Weaver C) Ian Holm D) John Hurt
A) The film had no director and a low budget B) He did not like the script C) He was unavailable for the filming dates D) He was already committed to another project
A) Helen Mirren B) Veronica Cartwright C) Meryl Streep D) Helen Horton
A) John Hurt B) Sigourney Weaver C) Veronica Cartwright D) Tom Skerritt
A) Mother B) Ash C) Lambert D) Ripley
A) Saturn Award for Best Supporting Actress B) BAFTA Award for Best Actress C) Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress D) Saturn Award for Best Actress
A) He wanted to play the alien B) He insisted on changing the script C) He said he did not like sci-fi or monster movies D) He requested a higher salary
A) Western B) Thriller C) Comedy D) Romance
A) Jon Finch B) John Hurt C) Ian Holm D) Tom Skerritt
A) He disliked the script B) He had a schedule conflict C) He quit the production D) He became ill with diabetes and bronchitis
A) Yaphet Kotto B) Harry Dean Stanton C) Tom Skerritt D) Ian Holm
A) Dr. No B) The Man with the Golden Gun C) Goldfinger D) Live and Let Die
A) Bartender B) Stuntman C) Actor D) Design student
A) Tom Skerritt and John Hurt B) Helen Horton and Veronica Cartwright C) Eddie Powell and Roy Scammell D) Ian Holm and Yaphet Kotto
A) Ridley Scott B) Helen Horton C) Veronica Cartwright D) Sigourney Weaver
A) Walter Hill B) Dan O'Bannon C) Ronald Shusett D) Ridley Scott
A) H. R. Giger B) Ron Cobb C) Dan O'Bannon D) Chris Foss
A) May 24, 1979 B) August 12, 2025 C) September 6, 1979 D) June 22, 1979
A) Nostromo B) Earth C) Romulus D) Derelict
A) Dallas B) Ripley C) Ash D) The crew
A) A commercial advertisement B) An SOS signal C) A warning beacon D) A distress call for help
A) The egg disintegrates into acid B) It explodes immediately C) The alien creature bursts out D) An arthropod-like life form attaches to his face
A) Dallas B) Parker C) The fully-grown alien D) Ash
A) By shooting it with a grappling hook gun B) By trapping it in the self-destructing Nostromo C) By incinerating it with a flamethrower D) By blasting it into space through the shuttle engines
A) Alien: Earth B) Alien: Romulus C) Aliens D) Alien Resurrection
A) 2002 B) 1979 C) 1997 D) 2008
A) Alien: Nostromo B) Alien: Earth C) Alien: Origins D) Alien: The Beginning
A) Ash B) Ripley C) Kane D) Dallas
A) System B) Mother C) Nostromo D) Father
A) Dark Star B) Star Beast C) Alien D) Total Recall
A) A beach ball B) A clay model C) A puppet D) A rubber mask
A) Walter Hill B) Ronald Shusett C) David Giler D) John Carpenter
A) Star Beast B) Dark Star II C) Memory D) The Thing
A) Dark Star B) Alien C) Total Recall D) Dune
A) Dark Star B) Planet of the Vampires C) Forbidden Planet D) The Thing from Another World
A) The Thing from Another World B) Junkyard C) Strange Relations D) Forbidden Planet
A) USC Productions B) 20th Century-Fox C) Brandywine D) Star Beast Studios
A) Ronald Shusett B) Walter Hill C) Dan O'Bannon D) David Giler
A) Star Beast B) Memory C) Alien D) Dark Star
A) Gladiator B) Blade Runner C) The Duellists D) Thelma & Louise
A) A rewritten script B) A full-scale ship model C) Detailed storyboards D) A cast list of famous actors
A) A documentary of the future B) A space-age fairy tale C) The Texas Chain Saw Massacre of science fiction D) A gritty political thriller
A) Ladd B) Scott C) O'Bannon D) Shusett
A) Mary Selway B) Ridley Scott C) Brandywine team D) Mary Goldberg
A) O'Bannon B) Mary Goldberg C) Ridley Scott D) Mary Selway
A) Robert Altman B) John Boorman C) Steven Spielberg D) Robert Aldrich
A) Five B) Twelve C) Seven D) Nine
A) Derek Vanlint B) H.R. Giger C) Ridley Scott D) Les Dilley
A) Hand-painted glass slides B) Practical rear-projection C) Physical light-up panels D) Computer-generated imagery
A) Kill all the cats B) Escape the shuttle and fly away C) Bite off Ripley's head D) Self-destruct the shuttle
A) 45 feet B) 20 feet C) 58 feet D) 75 feet
A) Under 50 B) Over 500 C) Exactly 100 D) Over 200
A) Dan O'Bannon B) Ridley Scott C) Terry Rawlings D) Jerry Goldsmith
A) Lionel Newman B) Jerry Goldsmith C) Howard Hanson D) Isao Tomita
A) Scott's hands wearing rubber gloves B) Remote controlled puppetry C) Live insects D) Mechanical motors
A) Rubber tubing B) A cow's stomach C) Fiber optics D) A sheep's intestine
A) Ridley Scott B) Ron Cobb C) Dan O'Bannon D) H. R. Giger
A) Francis Bacon's 1944 painting B) A medical textbook C) Giger's dreams D) A plucked chicken
A) Ian Holm B) Cartwright C) John Hurt D) Tom Skerritt
A) The latex shrank while curing B) It was damaged during filming C) It failed to move on command D) It caught fire
A) Plaster B) Latex C) Clay D) Plasticine
A) Brake pads from a Porsche B) Transmission gears from a Ferrari C) Engine block from a Ford D) Cooling tubes from a Rolls-Royce
A) H.R. Giger B) Ridley Scott C) Bolaji Badejo D) Carlo Rambaldi
A) About 250 B) About 1,200 C) About 900 D) About 500
A) Smithsonian Institution B) Museum of Modern Art C) British Film Institute D) Hollywood History Museum
A) K-Y Jelly B) Mineral oil C) Petroleum jelly D) Glycerin
A) Percy Edwards B) Bolaji Badejo C) Carlo Rambaldi D) Ridley Scott
A) John Hurt B) Eddie Powell C) Roy Scammell D) Bolaji Badejo
A) Ribs from lizards B) Skull fragments of birds C) Teeth from sharks D) Vertebrae from snakes
A) March 2005 B) May 2009 C) June 2010 D) April 2007
A) A whale in Orca B) A gorilla in King Kong C) A dinosaur in Godzilla D) A predator in Jaws
A) Open, dripping vaginal mouth B) Jagged, metallic crushing mouth C) Slimy, insect-like mandibles D) Protruding, snake-like tongue
A) Leftover materials from the Star Wars sets. B) Spare parts from abandoned naval ships. C) Recycled cardboard and industrial foam. D) Scrapped Canberra bomber aircraft parts.
A) H.G. Wells. B) Joseph Conrad. C) Dante Alighieri. D) Ron Cobb.
A) Yellow. B) Gray. C) Black. D) Silver.
A) LV-426. B) Acheron. C) Styx. D) Tartarus.
A) The 20th Century-Fox executive team B) Philip Gips C) Jerry Goldsmith D) Barbara Gips
A) The Omen B) Logan's Run C) Blade Runner D) Star Wars
A) M B) AA C) X D) R
A) Barbara Gips B) Jerry Goldsmith C) Philip Gips D) R/Greenberg Associates
A) Vincent Canby B) Barry Norman C) Roger Ebert D) Gene Siskel
A) Sneak Previews B) Sight and Sound C) Variety D) Time Out |
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