A) Donald O'Connor B) Gene Kelly C) Fred Astaire D) Frank Sinatra
A) 1973 B) 1940 C) 1965 D) 1952
A) Grace Kelly B) Debbie Reynolds C) Doris Day D) Audrey Hepburn
A) Universal Studios B) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer C) Monumental Pictures D) Warner Bros.
A) Irving Thalberg B) Arthur Freed C) Sam Goldwyn D) MGM Studios
A) Kathy Selden B) Maria Ouspenskaya C) Dora Bailey D) Lena Horne
A) Good Morning B) Dancing Through Life C) Singin' in the Rain D) Make 'Em Laugh
A) Cosmo Brown B) Kathy Selden C) R.F. Simpson D) Dora Bailey
A) MGM B) Columbia Pictures C) Warner Bros. D) Paramount Pictures
A) The Jazz Singer B) The Dancing Cavalier C) The Dueling Cavalier D) The Royal Rascal
A) Roscoe Dexter B) Arthur Freed C) Cosmo Brown D) R. F. Simpson
A) All I Do Is Dream of You B) Make 'Em Laugh C) Fit as a Fiddle D) You Were Meant for Me
A) The Dueling Cavalier B) Singin' in the Rain C) Broadway Melody D) The Royal Rascal
A) Singin' in the Rain B) The Dueling Cavalier C) The Jazz Singer D) Broadway Melody
A) The Dancing Cavalier B) The Royal Rascal C) Singin' in the Rain D) Broadway Melody
A) Sight & Sound B) AFI C) The British Film Institute D) Empire
A) 2007 B) 1989 C) 1998 D) 2022
A) Kathy Selden B) Lina Lamont C) Cosmo Brown D) Roscoe Dexter
A) You Were Meant for Me B) Good Morning C) Make 'Em Laugh D) Fit as a Fiddle
A) Director B) Elocution teacher C) Producer D) Screenwriter
A) Jean Hagen B) Mae Clarke C) Dawn Addams D) Julie Andrews
A) Millard Mitchell B) Donald O'Connor C) Douglas Fowley D) Gene Kelly
A) Millard Mitchell B) Tommy Farrell C) Douglas Fowley D) King Donovan
A) Lina Lamont's diction coach B) A lady-in-waiting to Lina C) Head of Monumental Pictures D) The 'Zip Girl' and Lina's friend
A) Madge Blake B) Kathleen Freeman C) Rita Moreno D) Dawn Addams
A) Lina Lamont's diction coach B) The 'Zip Girl' C) A lady-in-waiting to Lina D) A Hollywood gossip columnist based on Louella Parsons
A) Disney+ B) HBO Max C) Netflix D) Amazon Prime Video
A) "Broadway Rhythm" B) "Good Morning" C) "Moses Supposes" D) "Make 'Em Laugh"
A) 1998 B) 2002 C) 1989 D) 2022
A) Whiplash B) La La Land C) Babylon D) First Man
A) Phone Home B) Crossroads of Destiny C) Timeless D) Pilot
A) Roger Ebert B) Pauline Kael C) Bosley Crowther D) Leslie Halliwell
A) Variety B) Harrison's Reports C) The New York Times D) Metacritic
A) Nacio Herb Brown B) Arthur Freed C) Cole Porter D) Roger Edens
A) Gymnast B) Singer C) Dancer D) Actress
A) Richard L. Coe B) Roger Ebert C) Bosley Crowther D) Leslie Halliwell
A) Grease: Live B) Glee C) Smash D) Nashville
A) John Dodsworth B) King Donovan C) Jimmy Thompson D) Stuart Holmes
A) April 26, 2022 B) 2002 C) July 2012 D) 1992
A) 85% B) 100% C) 90% D) 95%
A) Joy B) Dunkirk C) Silver Linings Playbook D) American Hustle
A) Jim Farrell B) Father Flood C) Tony Fiorello D) Eilis Lacey
A) Dawn Addams B) Julie Andrews C) Madge Blake D) Betty Noyes
A) 'You Were Meant For Me' B) 'All I Do Is Dream of You' C) 'Make 'Em Laugh' D) 'Good Morning'
A) Blade Runner B) E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial C) Alien D) The Terminator
A) Irving Lazar B) Arthur Freed C) Dore Schary D) Louis B. Mayer
A) He directed a scene in the film. B) He wrote additional lyrics for the songs. C) He suggested combining three possible openings into one. D) He composed music for a new song.
A) 2012 B) 1989 C) 1998 D) 2007
A) Head of Monumental Pictures B) A Hollywood gossip columnist C) Lina's diction coach D) The 'Zip Girl'
A) Bosley Crowther B) Pauline Kael C) Leslie Halliwell D) Richard L. Coe
A) The Crown B) Victoria & Abdul C) Bridgerton D) Downton Abbey: A New Era
A) AFI's Greatest Movie Musicals B) National Film Registry C) Hollywood Walk of Fame D) Empire's 500 Greatest Movies
A) The Meaning of Life B) Fierce Creatures C) Spamalot D) Monty Python and the Holy Grail
A) Rire sous la Pluie B) La Pluie Chante C) Danse dans la Pluie D) Chantons Sous la Pluie
A) Bosley Crowther B) Leslie Halliwell C) Richard L. Coe D) Pauline Kael
A) The director wanted to give Hagen more screen time. B) Hagen's natural, cultured speaking voice was preferred over Reynolds' mid-western accent. C) Reynolds was not available for the recording. D) Reynolds had a sore throat on that day.
A) Princess Mononoke B) My Neighbor Totoro C) Spirited Away D) Gisoku no Moses
A) Fanta B) Coca-Cola C) Pepsi D) Tropicana Products
A) #10 B) #16 C) #8 D) #65
A) Tommy Farrell B) Jimmy Thompson C) Julius Tannen D) Bobby Watson
A) Frank Sinatra B) Fred Astaire C) Gene Nelson D) Howard Keel
A) The Holiday B) It's Complicated C) Something's Gotta Give D) The Intern
A) The rise of television. B) The early days of Hollywood. C) The transition from silent films to talkies. D) The golden age of Broadway musicals.
A) Stanley Donen B) Gene Kelly C) Fred Astaire D) Donald O'Connor
A) First-highest-grossing B) Fifth-highest-grossing C) Tenth-highest-grossing D) Twentieth-highest-grossing
A) $1 million B) $666,000 C) $5.63 million D) $3.263 million
A) "You Are My Lucky Star" B) "Make 'Em Laugh" C) "Temptation" D) "Singin' in the Rain" |