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