A) Martin Scorsese B) Alfred Hitchcock C) Steven Spielberg D) Quentin Tarantino
A) Ann Morton B) Miriam Joyce C) Bruno Anthony D) Guy Haines
A) John Williams B) Ennio Morricone C) Hans Zimmer D) Dimitri Tiomkin
A) Plane B) Boat C) Train D) Bus
A) James Stewart B) Gregory Peck C) Farley Granger D) Cary Grant
A) 1945 B) 1951 C) 1960 D) 1972
A) Anne Morton B) Bruno Anthony C) Miriam Joyce D) Guy Haines
A) Raymond Chandler B) Patricia Highsmith C) Agatha Christie D) Daphne du Maurier
A) Lawyer B) Amateur tennis star C) Professional golfer D) Doctor
A) Miriam, Guy's wife B) Anne Morton C) Senator Morton D) Professor on the train
A) In her workplace B) At the Mortons' home C) On a tennis court D) An amusement park
A) His wallet B) An engraved cigarette lighter C) A pair of gloves D) A tennis racket
A) A doctor B) A police officer C) A professor D) A US Senator
A) A rope, a flashlight, and a note B) A gun, a letter, and a blueprint C) A pistol, a house key, and a map D) A knife, a diary, and a photograph
A) Anne Morton B) A carnival worker C) Senator Morton D) Guy Haines
A) He escapes unharmed B) He shoots Guy C) He is arrested by the police D) He is trapped and mortally injured under the spinning carousel
A) She knows he is a murderer B) She suspects he is lying C) She thinks he needs psychiatric help D) She believes he is innocent
A) Barbara Morton B) Professor on the train C) Bruno's mother D) Anne Morton
A) He has no connection to Miriam B) He was looking at Barbara while strangling another woman C) He is innocent D) He loves her
A) They ignore him B) They call the police C) They abruptly hurry away from him D) They engage in conversation
A) Farley Granger B) Robert Walker C) William Holden D) Leo G. Carroll
A) Patricia Hitchcock B) Robert Walker C) Kasey Rogers D) Jonathan Hale
A) Patricia Hitchcock B) Norma Varden C) Ruth Roman D) Marion Lorne
A) "A reel of storytelling time" B) "An entire film's worth of dialogue" C) "Time in post-production" D) "The need for extensive rehearsals"
A) Norma Varden B) Kasey Rogers C) Marion Lorne D) Patricia Hitchcock
A) The center B) The left side C) The right side D) Both sides equally
A) Alfred Hitchcock B) Danny DeVito C) Tommy Lee Wallace D) Stephen Wyatt
A) Some people are better off dead B) Miriam is the best person he knows C) He wants to marry Miriam D) He has no opinion about Miriam
A) #50 B) #75 C) #10 D) #32
A) Jonathan Hale B) Howard St. John C) Robert Walker D) Leo G. Carroll
A) Washington's Union Station B) Grand Central Terminal C) Los Angeles Union Station D) Chicago Union Station
A) Rumbling bass, shocking clusters, glassy string harmonics B) Upbeat brass fanfares, rhythmic percussion C) Solo violin pieces D) Soft piano melodies, gentle strings
A) Cut. Next shot. B) Great job! Let's do it again. C) We need to try a different angle. D) That was perfect, let's wrap up.
A) 'British' version B) 'American' version C) 'Hollywood' version D) 'Preview Version'
A) Czenzi Ormonde B) Raymond Chandler C) Ben Hecht D) Whitfield Cook
A) They focused solely on the screenplay. B) They were strictly business-focused. C) Chandler found them 'god-awful jabber sessions.' D) They were short and efficient.
A) Fast versus slow dance rhythms B) High-pitched versus low-pitched sounds C) Loud versus conservative male shoes D) Classical versus jazz styles
A) People who avoid responsibility B) People who follow rules C) People who do things D) People who are wealthy
A) Synthesizer, electric guitar, bass guitar B) Trombone, tuba, French horn C) Percussion only D) Novachord, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone
A) 60% B) 98% C) 85% D) 75%
A) #75 B) #50 C) #10 D) #32
A) $15,000 B) $7,500 C) $5,000 D) $10,000
A) Psycho B) Marnie (1964) C) Vertigo D) Rear Window
A) Bosley Crowther B) David Keyes C) Leslie Halliwell D) Roger Ebert
A) Dashiell Hammett B) Raymond Chandler C) John Steinbeck D) Thornton Wilder
A) John Steinbeck B) Raymond Chandler C) Dashiell Hammett D) Whitfield Cook
A) Collaboration with difficult writers. B) Using the original novel's plot. C) No compromise in his work, food, or wines. D) Keeping his name out of negotiations.
A) Her glasses B) A cigarette lighter C) A letter D) A watch
A) "Baby Face" B) "Oh, You Beautiful Doll" C) "The Band Played On" D) "Carolina in the Morning"
A) The actors playing Miriam's two boyfriends. B) No one, she was alone. C) Hitchcock alone. D) Her parents and Hitchcock.
A) An energetic and lively motif B) A cheerful and optimistic melody C) A complex harmonic structure D) A hesitant, passive idea
A) Danbury, Connecticut (as Metcalf) B) Forest Hills, New York C) Chatsworth, California D) Washington, D.C.
A) 2020 B) 2019 C) 2022 D) 2021
A) A mysterious letter B) A secret meeting C) The runaway merry-go-round D) A hidden treasure map
A) 'Once You Kiss a Stranger' B) 'Throw Momma from the Train' C) 'Do Revenge' D) 'Once You Meet a Stranger'
A) Netflix B) Hulu C) Amazon Prime Video D) Disney+
A) CBS B) ABC C) NBC D) FOX
A) Family bonds B) Heroism C) Romantic love D) Doppelgänger
A) Dashiell Hammett B) John Steinbeck C) Whitfield Cook D) Czenzi Ormonde
A) Huntington Park Theatre B) Warner Theatre C) Paramount Theatre D) Strand Theatre
A) Complete agreement B) Joy C) Disinterest D) Underlying tension
A) Patrick Stewart B) Anthony Perkins C) Clive Swift D) Ray Milland
A) $900,000 B) $1,788,000 C) $2,500,000 D) $3,100,000 |