A) Barry Halper B) William R. Cobb C) Al Stump D) Charles Leerhsen
A) Peter Rainer B) Shelton C) George Meyer D) Jeffrey Lyons
A) Changing the ending B) Cutting historical footage C) Hiring a new biographer D) Fabricating scenes
A) 1961 B) 2015 C) 1994 D) 2010
A) True B) Los Angeles Times C) Rolling Stone D) The National Pastime
A) Ty Cobb B) Charles Leerhsen C) Al Stump D) William R. Cobb
A) Pistol B) Rifle C) Revolver D) Shotgun
A) Knife B) Shotgun C) Poison D) Pistol
A) William R. Cobb B) Barry Halper C) Charles Leerhsen D) Al Stump
A) Extensive forgeries B) Purely accidental C) Highly accurate D) Authorized biography
A) True B) The National Pastime C) Sneak Previews D) Rolling Stone
A) Peter Rainer B) George Meyer C) Jeffrey Lyons D) Peter Travers
A) Robert Denerstein B) George Meyer C) Jeffrey Lyons D) Peter Rainer
A) They were requested by the studio B) They were historical facts C) They were based on secret interviews D) They were things the real Cobb could have plausibly done
A) Accepted with caution B) Used as supplemental material C) Seen as artistic interpretations D) Dismissed out of hand as untrue
A) Regions Field B) Rickwood Field C) Legion Field D) Sloss Furnaces
A) Shibe Park and Forbes Field B) Yankee Stadium and Polo Grounds C) Wrigley Field and Comiskey Park D) Fenway Park and Ebbets Field
A) Las Vegas B) Reno C) Carson City D) Elko
A) Riverside Hotel B) Morris Hotel C) Doppelganger's Hotel D) Cactus Jack's Hotel
A) Academy Award for Best Actor B) Screen Actors Guild Award C) Golden Globe for Best Actor D) Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor
A) Natural Born Killers B) The Client C) Batman Forever D) The Fugitive
A) Concussion B) Broken ankle C) Broken arm D) Torn ligament
A) $50 million B) $25.5 million C) $5 million D) $10 million
A) $5,000,000 B) $1,007,583 C) $25,500,000 D) $10,750,000
A) Jeff Fellenzer B) Ernie Harwell C) Doug Krikorian D) Allan Malamud
A) 65% B) 48% C) 85% D) 50%
A) Owen Gleiberman B) Charles Taylor C) Peter Travers D) Roger Ebert
A) 1995 B) 1990 C) 1994 D) 1998
A) Al Stump B) Ron Shelton C) Louis Prima D) Tommy Lee Jones
A) Keely Smith B) Al Stump C) Ron Shelton D) Ty Cobb
A) Ron Shelton B) Al Stump C) Elliot Goldenthal D) Tommy Lee Jones
A) Baseball player B) Sportswriter C) Doctor D) Utility company worker
A) Lake Tahoe B) Reno C) Georgia D) Cooperstown
A) Cobb is poor B) Disputes with utility companies C) A blizzard D) It is an abandoned house
A) A rival baseball player B) Himself C) His mother's lover D) His mother
A) Stump's wife B) Ramona C) Georgia D) Keely
A) Cooperstown, New York B) Georgia C) Lake Tahoe D) Reno
A) A broken leg B) Heart disease C) Blindness D) Cancer
A) He feels joy B) He feels indifferent C) He feels proud of the expose D) He feels like a liar
A) Ghostwriter B) Stumpy C) Al-imony D) Georgia trash
A) 1960 B) December 2, 1994 C) July 17, 1961 D) July 17, 1960
A) The merciless account B) Neither book C) The glowing autobiography D) Both books |