A) Frank Nitti B) John Scalise C) George E. Q. Johnson D) Al Capone
A) Murdered by Eliot Ness B) Heart attack C) Suicide D) Tax evasion execution
A) Art Linson B) John Bracci C) Frank J. Wilson D) George E. Q. Johnson
A) Patricia B) Edna C) Kaitlin D) Catherine
A) Kaitlin B) Alice C) Catherine D) Edna
A) Two B) One C) Three D) Zero
A) Albert Anselmi B) John Bracci C) Joseph Guinta D) John Scalise
A) 1987 B) 1943 C) 1985 D) 1990
A) $110.5 million B) $10,023,094 C) $76.2 million D) $186.7 million
A) $186.7 million B) $110.5 million C) $10.0 million D) $76.2 million
A) 25% B) 10% C) 75% D) 50%
A) Art Linson B) Eliot Ness C) Oscar Wallace D) George E. Q. Johnson
A) The railway station shootout B) The courthouse shootout C) The Canada–United States border raid D) None of these
A) First-highest B) Fifth-highest C) Sixth-highest D) Tenth-highest
A) George E. Q. Johnson B) Frank J. Wilson C) Art Linson D) Charles Martin Smith
A) August 18, 1980 B) August 20, 1986 C) August 18, 1986 D) October 6, 1986
A) Great Falls, Montana B) Los Angeles, California C) New York City, New York D) Chicago, Illinois
A) The Lexington Hotel B) Chicago Union Station C) The Rookery Building D) The Blackstone Hotel
A) The Lexington Hotel B) Roosevelt University C) The Chicago Cultural Center D) The Blackstone Hotel
A) Chicago Union Station B) The DuSable Bridge C) Hardy Bridge D) Our Lady of Sorrows Basilica
A) The Rookery Building B) Chicago Theatre C) Our Lady of Sorrows Basilica D) Chicago Cultural Center
A) The Chicago Theatre B) The Lexington Hotel C) The Blackstone Hotel D) Roosevelt University
A) The Chicago Theatre B) Roosevelt University C) The Rookery Building D) The Lexington Hotel
A) The Lexington Hotel B) The Blackstone Hotel C) A West Side warehouse D) The Chicago Cultural Center
A) Hardy Bridge B) Missouri River Bridge C) DuSable Bridge D) Cascade Bridge
A) Chicago River B) Ohio River C) Missouri River D) Mississippi River
A) 10 B) 100 C) 25 D) 600
A) 600 B) 1930 C) 25 D) 10
A) Naked Gun 33+1/3 B) The Rookery C) The Untouchables D) Battleship Potemkin
A) Naked Gun 33+1/3: The Final Insult B) The Untouchables C) The Rookery D) Battleship Potemkin
A) David Mamet B) Brian De Palma C) Eliot Ness D) Ned Tanen
A) Ned Tanen B) Brian De Palma C) Art Linson D) David Mamet
A) Chicago Union Station B) A police station C) A courtroom D) A hospital
A) The St. Valentine's Day case B) The Lindbergh kidnapping C) The Chicago fire case D) The Great Train robbery
A) Mickey Rourke B) Jack Nicholson C) William Hurt D) Jeff Bridges
A) Art Linson B) Al Wolff C) David Mamet D) Frank J. Wilson
A) Marlon Brando B) Bob Hoskins C) Jack Nicholson D) Gene Hackman
A) Fedora hats B) Silk underwear C) Leather gloves D) Wool overcoats
A) 10 pounds B) 20 pounds C) 30 pounds D) 50 pounds
A) David Mamet B) Art Linson C) Brian De Palma D) Kevin Costner
A) 1930 B) 1957 C) 1920 D) 1940
A) Sean Connery B) Kevin Costner C) Andy García D) Robert De Niro
A) Ennio Morricone B) Hans Zimmer C) Duke Ellington D) John Williams
A) George Stone B) Frank Nitti C) James Malone D) Oscar Wallace
A) Sean Connery B) Kevin Costner C) Charles Martin Smith D) Robert De Niro
A) Oscar Wallace B) Frank Nitti C) Giuseppe Petri D) James Malone
A) With a pistol B) With a knife C) By pushing him out a window D) With a baseball bat
A) The courthouse roof B) The Union Station C) The police station D) The Lexington Hotel
A) Life imprisonment B) 5 years C) 11 years D) 20 years
A) Benny Goodman B) Duke Ellington C) George Gershwin D) Louis Armstrong
A) Run for mayor B) Retire to a farm C) Join the FBI D) Have a drink
A) By exposing the jurors to the press B) By threatening the lawyer C) By tricking the judge D) By bribing the bailiff
A) Columbia Pictures B) Universal Pictures C) Warner Bros. D) Paramount Pictures
A) 79% B) 90% C) 83% D) 75%
A) A- B) B+ C) A+ D) B-
A) Pauline Kael B) Hal Hinson C) Vincent Canby D) Roger Ebert
A) He was not scary enough B) He was portrayed as arrogant and childish C) He was absent from the film D) He was too sympathetic
A) He prioritized visual style over storytelling B) He used too many locations C) He wasted the cast's talent D) The pacing was too slow
A) It made good and evil mutually exclusive B) It lacked a clear villain C) It was morally corrupt D) It was too complex for audiences
A) Pauline Kael B) Adrian Turner C) Richard Schickel D) Vincent Canby
A) Best Original Screenplay B) Best Supporting Actor C) Best Actor D) Best Production Design
A) He was voted the most stylish actor B) He was voted first place for worst film accent C) He was voted the greatest villain of all time D) He was voted best actor of the year
A) 75 B) 100 C) 16 D) 50
A) Nintendo B) Sega C) Ocean Software D) Atari
A) David Rabe B) Brian De Palma C) Nicolas Cage D) Antoine Fuqua
A) The Untouchables: Mother's Day B) The Black Dahlia C) Chicago Mob Kingpin D) Capone Rising
A) Sean Connery B) James Colosimo C) Al Capone D) Eliot Ness
A) Police officer B) Lawyer C) Saloon singer D) Journalist
A) Tosca B) Mother's Day C) The Black Dahlia D) Toyer
A) 6 B) 10 C) 1 D) 3 |