A) Ira Levin B) Stephen King C) Anne Rice D) Agatha Christie
A) 1967 B) 1955 C) 1982 D) 1973
A) Los Angeles B) New York City C) Paris D) Chicago
A) Dr. Richards B) Dr. Thompson C) Dr. Anderson D) Dr. Sapirstein
A) The Wellington B) The Ashcroft C) The Carlton D) The Bramford
A) Michael Johnson B) John Smith C) David Miller D) Guy Woodhouse
A) Gordon Willis B) Emmanuel Lubezki C) William A. Fraker D) Roger Deakins
A) Stanley Kubrick B) Roman Polanski C) Steven Spielberg D) Alfred Hitchcock
A) Central Park B) Statue of Liberty C) The Dakota D) Empire State Building
A) 1968 B) 1976 C) 1967 D) 2014
A) Ruth Gordon B) Patsy Kelly C) Angela Dorian D) Mia Farrow
A) Dr. Hill B) The Castevets C) Guy Woodhouse D) Terry Gionoffrio
A) Patsy Kelly B) Mia Farrow C) Ruth Gordon D) Angela Dorian
A) Paranoia, women's liberation, Catholicism, and the occult B) Western C) Science fiction D) Romantic comedy
A) She becomes pregnant. B) She apparently jumps to her death from the Castevets' seventh-floor apartment. C) She marries Guy Woodhouse. D) She moves into Rosemary's apartment.
A) A book on witchcraft B) A necklace with a cross C) A chocolate mousse D) Terry’s ‘tannis root’ pendant
A) He is a doctor. B) He is a lawyer. C) He is a police officer. D) He lands an important role in a play.
A) They are distant relatives. B) They are neighbors from another building. C) They are undercover agents. D) They belong to a Satanic coven with sinister plans for her baby.
A) A secret laboratory. B) A stash of illegal drugs. C) A treasure chest. D) A hidden door leading to a cradle with an infant having demonic eyes.
A) The baby will inherit the Bramford building. B) The baby is Satan's son, destined to lead Satanists in a revolt. C) The baby will become a famous actor. D) The baby will be adopted by another family.
A) She tenderly begins to rock the cradle despite being horrified. B) She leaves the apartment immediately. C) She confronts Guy Woodhouse. D) She calls the police.
A) He falls into a mysterious coma and later dies. B) He moves away from New York City. C) He marries Grace Cardiff. D) He becomes friends with Rosemary.
A) They will be going on a trip soon, so she needn't worry about them harming the baby. B) They have no interest in her or the baby. C) They are moving into Rosemary's apartment. D) They are planning to leave New York City permanently.
A) He is a distant relative of Guy Woodhouse. B) He is planning to move out of New York City. C) He is part of the coven and has a tannis root odor. D) He is an undercover detective.
A) A hidden door leading into the Castevets' apartment with a cradle inside. B) A secret passage to the roof. C) A stash of money and jewels. D) A collection of witchcraft artifacts.
A) The child will inherit the Castevets' fortune. B) The child will be adopted by another family. C) The child will become a famous musician. D) The child is destined to lead Satanists in a revolt against their enemies.
A) 'Hell Hath No Fury' B) 'The Devil's Advocate' C) 'Satan, Darling' D) 'Nightmare on Roseanne'
A) Patty Duke B) Ruth Gordon C) Mia Farrow D) Zoe Saldaña
A) 1997 B) 2020 C) 2003 D) 2014
A) 1997 B) 2024 C) 2008 D) 2016
A) The fifth episode B) The ninth episode C) The final episode D) The first episode
A) Frank Mancuso Jr. B) Agnieszka Holland C) Michael Bay D) Ira Levin
A) XX B) Creepshow C) V/H/S D) Tales from the Hood
A) $1.9 million B) $2 million C) $1.5 million D) $2.5 million
A) San Francisco Examiner B) The New York Times C) The Monthly Film Bulletin D) Variety
A) Tony Curtis B) Jack Nicholson C) John Cassavetes D) Robert Redford
A) Universal Music Group B) Warner Bros. Records C) Sony Music D) Waxwork Records
A) October 10, 2023 B) November 15, 2023 C) September 5, 2023 D) December 1, 2023
A) $25 million B) $33,397,080 C) $3.2 million D) $50 million
A) Bewitched B) Gilligan's Island C) The Mary Tyler Moore Show D) Peyton Place
A) Jack Nicholson B) Tony Curtis C) Robert Redford D) Sidney Blackmer
A) December 25, 2011 B) October 30, 2012 C) November 15, 2013 D) September 10, 2012
A) $100,000 B) $250,000 C) $200,000 D) $150,000
A) Shahrokh Hatami B) Martin Scorsese C) Roman Polanski D) Stanley Kubrick
A) Jack Nicholson B) Robert Redford C) Tony Curtis D) John Cassavetes
A) Empire State Building B) The Dakota's exteriors C) Flatiron Building D) Chrysler Building
A) 97% B) 80% C) 85% D) 90%
A) Alfred Hitchcock B) Robert Evans C) Roman Polanski D) William Castle
A) Alamet-i-Kiyamet B) Son of Rosemary C) Look What's Happened to Rosemary's Baby D) The Man Who Wasn't There
A) John Cassavetes B) Ralph Bellamy C) Tony Curtis D) Sidney Blackmer
A) Time Magazine B) Variety C) Rolling Stone D) The Guardian
A) Two weeks B) Six weeks C) Approximately three weeks D) One month
A) It was poorly directed. B) It achieved several exhilarating milestones without explicit violence or gore. C) It was a failure at the box office. D) It had too much gore for its time.
A) Sidney Blackmer B) Tony Curtis C) Ralph Bellamy D) John Cassavetes
A) William Castle B) Alfred Hitchcock C) François Truffaut D) Roman Polanski
A) Tony Curtis B) Robert Redford C) John Cassavetes D) Jack Nicholson
A) Rolling Stone B) Time Magazine C) Variety D) Mad magazine
A) Jack Nicholson B) Robert Redford C) Frank Sinatra D) Al Pacino
A) In San Francisco Bay B) On Lake Tahoe C) Near Santa Catalina Island D) Off the coast of Miami
A) 100 B) 75 C) 16 D) 88
A) "Moonlight Sonata" B) "The Entertainer" C) "Clair de Lune" D) "Für Elise"
A) Bernard Herrmann B) Ennio Morricone C) John Williams D) Krzysztof Komeda
A) Led Zeppelin B) Pink Floyd C) Deep Purple D) The Beatles
A) Tuesday Weld B) Patty Duke C) Sharon Tate D) Jane Fonda
A) Variety B) The New York Times C) San Francisco Examiner D) Monthly Film Bulletin |