A) Deborah Kerr B) Lilli Palmer C) Greer Garson D) Irene Dunne
A) Olivia de Havilland B) Deborah Kerr C) Irene Dunne D) Greer Garson
A) Haymarket Cinema B) Maida Vale's studio 6 C) Studio 54 D) Lyric Theatre
A) Emma Rice B) André Previn C) Maurice Horspool D) Andrew Taylor
A) Still Life B) Lux Radio Theater C) Brief Encounter D) Academy Award Theater
A) Van Heflin B) David Niven C) Ralph Bellamy D) Richard Burton
A) Richard Burton and Sophia Loren B) Hayley Mills and Andrew Taylor C) Jenny Seagrove and Nigel Havers D) Dinah Shore and Ralph Bellamy
A) Andrew Taylor B) Maurice Horspool C) John Caird D) Emma Rice
A) 2007 B) 2000 C) 2008 D) 1996
A) Andrew Taylor B) Emma Rice C) John Caird D) André Previn
A) West Yorkshire Playhouse B) Oxford Playhouse C) Haymarket Cinema D) Birmingham Repertory Theatre
A) Emma Rice B) John Caird C) Maurice Horspool D) André Previn
A) St. Ann's Warehouse B) Studio 54 C) Haymarket Cinema D) Broadway Theatre
A) 200 B) 75 C) 21 D) 119
A) André Previn B) Maurice Horspool C) Andrew Taylor D) John Caird
A) Denham Studios B) London Paddington C) Carnforth railway station D) Dungeon Ghyll
A) Celia Johnson B) Noël Coward C) David Lean D) Trevor Howard
A) Lancashire B) Dungeon Ghyll in Cumbria C) Beaconsfield D) London
A) The Way to the Stars B) Ode to a Nightingale C) Spanish Dance No. 5 D) When I have Fears that I may Cease to Be
A) Noël Coward B) Roger Livesey C) David Lean D) Trevor Howard
A) Celia Johnson B) Muir Mathieson C) Eileen Joyce D) Everley Gregg
A) Piano Concerto No. 2 B) Bolero in D Major C) Piano Concerto No. 3 D) Spanish Dance No. 5
A) Muir Mathieson B) Eileen Joyce C) Sergei Rachmaninoff D) Everley Gregg
A) 85% B) 91% C) 95% D) 92%
A) Piano Concerto No. 2 B) When I have Fears C) The Way to the Stars theme D) Spanish Dance No. 5 (Bolero)
A) John Keats B) Noël Coward C) David Lean D) Sergei Rachmaninoff
A) Best Supporting Actress B) Academy Award for Best Actress C) Best Original Screenplay D) Best Director
A) Ten B) Twelve C) Five D) Eight
A) He gets his feet wet B) He loses his rowing oars C) He falls into the lake D) He argues with Laura
A) London Central B) Still Life Station C) Milford Junction D) Coward Station
A) The film removes the scene entirely B) The play shows they definitely consummated the relationship C) The film implies they do not consummate the relationship D) The film shows them consummating the relationship
A) The police officer B) Dr. Lynn C) Dr. Harvey D) Laura's husband
A) Dialogue with her husband B) A flashback C) Voice-over narration D) A musical score
A) Laura talking to a police officer B) Laura embracing her husband C) Laura leaving on a train D) Laura meeting Alec at the station
A) The railway refreshment room B) Boots the Chemist C) The station waiting area D) The railway platform
A) Joyce Carey B) Celia Johnson C) Stanley Holloway D) Trevor Howard
A) 2017 B) 1936 C) 1999 D) 1945
A) Three B) Two C) Four D) Five
A) Lawyer B) Station master C) Engineer D) Doctor
A) A local hotel B) The railway station C) Stephen's flat D) Laura's house
A) Johannesburg B) Milford C) Paris D) London
A) Alec B) Fred C) Dolly D) Stephen
A) Fred B) Dolly Messiter C) Stephen D) The station manager
A) Brief Encounter B) Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont C) Goodnight Sweetheart D) The History Boys
A) A scandalous divorce B) An unconsummated affair C) A secret marriage D) A long-term elopement
A) Tenth B) Second C) Third D) First
A) Thomas Dixon B) Derek Malcolm C) Frances Gray D) Robert Altman
A) Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont B) Goodnight Sweetheart C) The History Boys D) Dad's Army
A) Thomas Dixon B) David Lean C) Noël Coward D) Robert Altman
A) The History Boys B) Goodnight Sweetheart C) Dad's Army D) Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont
A) Goodnight Sweetheart B) The History Boys C) Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont D) Dad's Army
A) 3 B) 91 C) 44 D) 11
A) Lack of physical attraction B) Fear of the police C) Class consciousness D) The husband's interference
A) The upper class B) The working class C) The elite aristocracy D) The middle class
A) The start of the Second World War B) The passage of the Divorce Reform Act C) The abdication of Edward VIII D) The coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
A) Identify with the feelings presented B) Ignore the moral implications C) Condemn the characters' actions D) Laugh at the characters' naivety
A) Sean O'Connor B) Richard Dyer C) Frances Gray D) Sarah Street
A) Coward's upbringing in poverty B) Coward's experience as a war veteran C) Coward's experiences as a closeted gay man D) Coward's failed marriage |