A) The Lost World: Jurassic Park B) Monsters, Inc. C) Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace D) Batman Forever
A) Two weeks B) Three weeks C) Five weeks D) Twelve weeks
A) Titanic B) The Matrix Reloaded C) Mamma Mia! D) Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones
A) 3,100 B) 3,672 C) 2,500 D) 4,000
A) $974 million B) $657 million C) $850 million D) $1.026 billion
A) Spider-Man B) Ocean's Eleven C) The Mummy Returns D) Shrek
A) $18.7 million B) $26.4 million C) $12.5 million D) $60.9 million
A) Batman B) Batman Forever C) The Matrix Reloaded D) Twister
A) £3.6 million B) £3.99 million C) £3.1 million D) £6.7 million
A) Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones B) Spider-Man C) The Hunger Games: Catching Fire D) The Matrix Reloaded
A) 65 million B) 30 million C) 40 million D) 55.9 million
A) The Mummy Returns B) Home Alone C) The Lost World: Jurassic Park D) Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
A) $1.026 billion B) $1.1 billion C) $850 million D) $974 million
A) $60.9 million B) $18.7 million C) $26.4 million D) $12.5 million
A) Batman Forever B) Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace C) The Lost World: Jurassic Park D) Monsters, Inc.
A) Warner Bros. Studios B) Hogwarts School C) Piccadilly Circus D) Odeon Leicester Square
A) 491 B) 507 C) 1,137 D) 1,168
A) 28 May 2002 B) 4 November 2001 C) 10 November 2001 D) 16 November 2001
A) 28 May 2002 B) 11 May 2002 C) 10 November 2001 D) 16 November 2001
A) Over 75% B) Exactly 50% C) Almost 60% D) Almost 40%
A) The Bourne Identity B) The Lord of the Rings C) Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets D) The Fast and the Furious
A) 120 minutes B) About 159 minutes C) 142 minutes D) 170 minutes
A) 2011 B) 2014 C) 2009 D) 2017
A) Hogwarts Collection B) Ultimate Edition C) 8-Film UHD Collection D) The Complete 8-Film Collection
A) November 2011 B) December 2009 C) November 2017 D) April 2014
A) Twelve minutes B) Five minutes C) Ten minutes D) Seven minutes
A) A map of Diagon Alley B) A 48-page hardcover booklet C) A wand replica D) A Hogwarts acceptance letter
A) July 2001 B) 23 March 2001 C) 2 October 2000 D) 29 September 2000
A) Oxford University's Divinity School B) Durham Cathedral C) Gloucester Cathedral D) Alnwick Castle
A) The actors kept forgetting their lines B) Director's preference for different accents C) The American title was different D) Audio technical issues
A) Great Western 5000 Class B) GWR 4900 Class 5972 Olton Hall C) Southern Railway 34027 Taw Valley D) LMS Class 8F No. 48151
A) It was too slow B) It was not a steam engine C) It looked too modern D) It was the wrong color
A) They turned his eyes brown B) They caused extreme irritation C) They were too dark to see through D) They kept falling out
A) Alnwick Castle B) Christ Church, Oxford C) Duke Humfrey's Library D) Durham Cathedral
A) The weather was poor B) The filming schedule was delayed C) The crew could not find the right angle D) The actors were not ready
A) King's Cross Station B) London Zoo C) Goathland railway station D) London's Australia House
A) They kept smiling into the camera B) They were afraid of the cameras C) They refused to wear costumes D) They would not learn their lines
A) More flexible timing for on-set classes B) Allowing children to work at night C) Complete removal of work hours D) Removing the need for schoolwork
A) 1999 B) 1997 C) 1998 D) 1996
A) Great Expectations B) The Ogre Downstairs C) The Goblet of Fire D) Oliver Twist
A) The cast must be exclusively American B) The actors must be children C) The cast must be strictly British and Irish D) The cast must be entirely unknown
A) Maggie Smith B) Richard Harris C) Robbie Coltrane D) Steven Spielberg
A) Chris Columbus B) David Heyman C) J.K. Rowling D) Steven Kloves
A) A black and white film B) A documentary C) A silent film D) An animated film
A) Robin Williams B) Haley Joel Osment C) Daniel Radcliffe D) Tom Hanks
A) He disliked the script B) He had a conflict with the studio C) To spend time with his family D) He was too busy directing another film
A) Chris Columbus B) Mike Newell C) Terry Gilliam D) Steven Spielberg
A) 130 pages B) 80 pages C) 200 pages D) 45 pages
A) Bleak and dreary B) Bright and colorful C) Magical and whimsical D) Futuristic and fast-paced
A) Great Expectations B) A.I. Artificial Intelligence C) Signs D) Spider-Man
A) Ron B) Dumbledore C) Harry D) Hermione
A) Matthew Lewis B) Daniel Radcliffe C) Tom Felton D) Rupert Grint
A) David Heyman B) Chris Columbus C) Steve Kloves D) J.K. Rowling
A) Oliver Twist B) Newsround C) David Copperfield D) Stones in His Pockets
A) He sent a rap video B) He sent a letter to the director C) He was scouted by his theatre teacher D) He attended an open audition in London
A) Emma Watson B) Fiona Shaw C) Bonnie Wright D) Julie Walters
A) Richard Harris B) Ian Hart C) David Bradley D) John Cleese
A) Petunia Dursley B) Argus Filch C) Dudley Dursley D) Vernon Dursley
A) Ian Hart B) David Bradley C) John Cleese D) Derek Deadman
A) Ian Hart B) Leslie Phillips C) John Hurt D) Warwick Davis
A) Maggie Smith B) Julie Walters C) Elizabeth Spriggs D) Zoë Wanamaker
A) Chris Columbus B) J. K. Rowling C) Steve Kloves D) Warner Bros
A) Norbert B) Fluffy C) Fang D) Scabbers
A) Gryffindor B) Ravenclaw C) Hufflepuff D) Slytherin
A) Flying lessons B) Quidditch C) Duelling D) Wizard's Chess
A) Severus Snape B) Albus Dumbledore C) Quirrell D) Minerva McGonagall
A) Professor Quirrell B) Severus Snape C) Lord Voldemort D) Rubeus Hagrid
A) Centaur B) Dragon C) Unicorn D) Troll
A) Lord Voldemort B) Nicolas Flamel C) Professor Quirrell D) Albus Dumbledore
A) Chaser B) Keeper C) Beater D) Seeker
A) Lightning bolt B) Circle C) Star D) Triangle
A) The Malfoys B) The Weasleys C) The Dursleys D) The Flamels
A) Best Director B) Best Supporting Actor C) Best Screenplay D) Best Original Score
A) David Heyman B) J.K. Rowling C) Susie Figgis D) Chris Columbus
A) Stepmom B) Home Alone C) The Mummy Returns D) Young Sherlock Holmes
A) David Thewlis B) Christopher Lee C) Tim Roth D) Alan Rickman
A) Richard Harris B) Christopher Lee C) Patrick McGoohan D) Sean Connery
A) Robbie Coltrane B) John Cleese C) Alan Rickman D) Robin Williams
A) Harry Potter B) Albus Dumbledore C) Ron Weasley D) Hermione Granger
A) Tom Felton B) William Moseley C) Rupert Grint D) Daniel Radcliffe
A) Liam Aiken B) Jamie Campbell Bower C) Nicholas Hoult D) Jack Whitehall
A) Emma Watson B) Katy B C) Hatty Jones D) Geraldine Somerville
A) Thomas Brodie-Sangster B) Tom Felton C) Nicholas Hoult D) Freddie Boath
A) Robin Williams B) Julie Walters C) Rosie O'Donnell D) Maggie Smith
A) Nick Dudman B) John Williams C) Judianna Makovsky D) Stuart Craig
A) John Williams B) Stuart Craig C) Chris Columbus D) Nick Dudman
A) Elstree Studios B) Shepperton Studios C) Leavesden Studios D) Pinewood Studios
A) Scottish castles B) Ancient Roman forums C) English cathedrals D) Victorian manor houses
A) Jim Henson B) Michael Q. Schmidt C) John Coppinger D) Nick Dudman
A) Sony Pictures Imageworks B) Jim Henson's Creature Shop C) Industrial Light & Magic D) Rhythm & Hues
A) Stuart Craig B) Chris Columbus C) John Williams D) James Horner
A) Exactly 200 B) Nearly 600 C) About 450 D) Over 1000
A) Rhythm & Hues B) Sony Pictures Imageworks C) Jim Henson's Creature Shop D) Industrial Light & Magic
A) Sony Pictures Imageworks B) Industrial Light & Magic C) Jim Henson's Creature Shop D) Rhythm & Hues
A) Chris Columbus B) John Coppinger C) Nick Dudman D) Michael Q. Schmidt
A) Jim Henson's Creature Shop B) Sony Pictures Imageworks C) Industrial Light & Magic D) Rhythm & Hues
A) Bloody Baron B) Peeves C) Nearly Headless Nick D) Fat Friar
A) Warwick Davis B) John Cleese C) Richard Griffiths D) Rik Mayall
A) Dumbledore B) Harry C) Hermione D) Hagrid
A) Library B) Astronomy Tower C) Potions classroom D) Hagrid's hut |