A) Martin Scorsese B) Alfred Hitchcock C) Francis Ford Coppola D) Stanley Kubrick
A) 1990 B) 1968 C) 1975 D) 1980
A) Jack Nicholson B) Ryan O'Neal C) Dustin Hoffman D) Robert Redford
A) Queen Marie B) Countess Caroline C) Princess Isabella D) Lady Lyndon
A) William Makepeace Thackeray B) Jane Austen C) Charles Dickens D) Mark Twain
A) 120 minutes B) 185 minutes C) 150 minutes D) 210 minutes
A) Michael Hordern B) Liam Neeson C) Morgan Freeman D) Anthony Hopkins
A) Andante B) Adagio C) Allegro D) Sarabande
A) Frenzied B) Erratic C) Chaotic D) Deliberate
A) Glenda Jackson B) Maggie Smith C) Marie Kean D) Anne Bancroft
A) Stepson B) Brothers C) Business partners D) Cousins
A) United States B) France C) Ireland D) England
A) American Civil War B) Seven Years' War C) World War II D) Vietnam War
A) Irish B) French C) English D) Scottish
A) Natural lighting B) Animation C) Black and white D) Special effects
A) 5 B) 7 C) 10 D) 3
A) Soundtrack B) Cinematography C) Editing D) Costume design
A) Full Metal Jacket B) The Shining C) A Clockwork Orange D) Dr. Strangelove
A) Eight B) Four C) Two D) Six
A) Best Costume Design B) Best Director C) Best Cinematography D) Best Art Direction
A) An adaptation of 'The Great Gatsby' B) A film about the American Revolution C) A biopic on Napoleon D) A sequel to '2001: A Space Odyssey'
A) 1820 B) 1865 C) 1844 D) 1901
A) Use of color film B) Extensive use of CGI C) Filming exclusively at night D) Scenes shot entirely in candlelight
A) Over a gambling debt B) To impress his cousin Nora Brady C) Due to a family feud D) For a political disagreement
A) The Chevalier de Balibari B) Frau Lieschen C) Captain Grogan D) Sir Charles Lyndon
A) A Prussian soldier B) A gambler in Tübingen C) An Austrian diplomat D) Manservant to the Chevalier de Balibari
A) By blackmailing them B) With sword duels C) Through legal action D) Using bribery
A) An illness B) An accident C) A duel with Barry D) Verbal repartee with Barry
A) 1773 B) 1780 C) 1768 D) 1795
A) Edward Patrick B) Charles Patrick C) William Patrick D) Bryan Patrick
A) A title B) A duel C) An annuity D) More wealth
A) Lord Wendover B) Lord Bullingdon C) Graham D) Lady Lyndon
A) Financial advice B) Religious counseling C) Legal assistance D) Medical treatment
A) Samuel Runt B) Graham C) Barry's mother D) Lord Wendover
A) Runs away B) Throws his gun C) Deliberately fires into the ground D) Shoots Bullingdon
A) No injury B) A leg amputation below the knee C) An arm injury D) A head wound
A) 250 guineas B) 500 guineas C) 750 guineas D) 1000 guineas
A) Becoming a clergyman B) Gambling C) Working as a steward D) Serving in the military
A) Patrick Magee B) Ryan O'Neal C) Steven Berkoff D) Leon Vitali
A) Philip Stone B) John Alcott C) Leon Vitali D) Godfrey Quigley
A) Eyes Wide Shut B) 2001: A Space Odyssey C) A Clockwork Orange D) The Shining
A) Leon Vitali B) Godfrey Quigley C) Marisa Berenson D) Vivian Kubrick
A) Political intrigue B) Romantic love C) Science fiction D) Fate and destiny
A) Eyes Wide Shut B) 2001: A Space Odyssey C) A Clockwork Orange D) The Shining
A) First-person B) Objective C) Third-person omniscient D) Second-person
A) It uses an objective, third-person perspective. B) It uses second-person narration. C) It has no narrator. D) It maintains a first-person narrative.
A) He omitted Barry's backstory. B) He changed the setting to modern times. C) He added a final duel. D) He removed all duels.
A) Serious B) Tragic C) Romantic D) Comic
A) As an unreliable narrator. B) As a reliable historian. C) As an omniscient being. D) As a truthful observer.
A) He felt comedy was the most suitable genre. B) He thought it could only be adapted as a tragedy. C) He believed it would work best as a comedy. D) He did not think it should be done as a comedy.
A) 200 days B) 400 days C) 150 days D) 300 days
A) Ken Adam B) Alcott C) Jan Harlan D) Roy Walker
A) Blenheim Palace B) Dunrobin Castle C) Powerscourt House D) Castle Howard
A) Blenheim Palace B) Waterford Castle C) Wilton House D) Petworth House
A) Technical difficulties B) Bomb threats by the Provisional IRA C) Severe weather conditions D) A workers' strike
A) Dunrobin Castle B) Potsdam near Berlin C) Hohenzollern Castle D) Ludwigsburg Palace
A) Dunrobin Castle B) Blenheim Palace C) Castle Howard D) Ludwigsburg Palace
A) Neues Palais B) Hohenzollern Castle C) Dunrobin Castle D) Ludwigsburg Palace
A) Petworth House, West Sussex B) Wilton House, Wiltshire C) Stourhead, Wiltshire D) Castle Howard, North Yorkshire
A) Wilton House, Wiltshire B) Petworth House, West Sussex C) Corsham Court, Wiltshire D) Castle Howard, North Yorkshire
A) Corsham Court, Wiltshire B) Stourhead, Wiltshire C) Castle Howard, North Yorkshire D) Petworth House, West Sussex
A) Wilton House, Wiltshire B) Petworth House, West Sussex C) Castle Howard, North Yorkshire D) Dublin Castle, County Dublin
A) Castle Howard, North Yorkshire B) Petworth House, West Sussex C) Kells Priory, County Kilkenny D) Wilton House, Wiltshire
A) Stourhead, Wiltshire B) Castle Howard, North Yorkshire C) Wilton House, Wiltshire D) Petworth House, West Sussex
A) Petworth House, West Sussex B) Wilton House, Wiltshire C) Castle Howard, North Yorkshire D) Stourhead, Wiltshire
A) Wilton House, Wiltshire B) Dunrobin Castle, Sutherland C) Petworth House, West Sussex D) Castle Howard, North Yorkshire
A) Neues Palais at Potsdam near Berlin B) Dunrobin Castle C) Hohenzollern Castle D) Ludwigsburg Palace
A) Wilton House, Wiltshire B) Petworth House, West Sussex C) Castle Howard, North Yorkshire D) Little Island, Waterford
A) Fluorescent tubes B) Mini-Brutes C) LED panels D) Softboxes
A) Stately, static, painterly quality. B) Modern digital effects C) Fast-paced action sequences D) High-energy musical score
A) Fifty watts B) One hundred candelas C) Ten lumens D) Three candela
A) Sony B) Cinema Products Corporation C) Panavision D) Arri
A) Vivaldi B) Mozart C) Schubert D) Handel
A) The Chieftains B) Planxty C) The Dubliners D) Clannad
A) Vincent Canby B) Gene Siskel C) Pauline Kael D) Roger Ebert
A) Vincent Canby B) Gene Siskel C) Roger Ebert D) Steven Spielberg
A) God Save the Queen B) 'The British Grenadiers' C) Hearts of Oak D) Rule, Britannia!
A) Roger Ebert B) Vincent Canby C) Gene Siskel D) Charles Champlin
A) A masterpiece but a dead-end masterpiece B) It's a coffee-table movie, like a three-hour slide show for art-history majors C) An utterly comfortable story about upper-class life D) One of the most beautiful films ever made
A) A masterpiece but a dead-end masterpiece B) Controlled so meticulously that it's drained the blood out of it C) Almost aggressive in its cool detachment D) Another fascinating challenge from one of our most remarkable, independent-minded directors
A) 77% B) 89% C) 59% D) 45%
A) 2000 B) 2012 C) 2022 D) 1999
A) Martin Scorsese B) Lars von Trier C) Akira Kurosawa D) Roger Ebert
A) 19th B) 27th C) 59th D) 12th
A) 19th B) 59th C) 27th D) 45th
A) Akira Kurosawa B) Martin Scorsese C) Roger Ebert D) Lars von Trier
A) 2011 B) 2017 C) 2025 D) 1999
A) Criterion B) The Village Voice C) Warner Home Video D) Time Magazine
A) 59th B) 12th C) 19th D) 27th |