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