A) Al Capone B) George E. Q. Johnson C) John Scalise D) Frank Nitti
A) Murdered by Eliot Ness B) Tax evasion execution C) Suicide D) Heart attack
A) George E. Q. Johnson B) John Bracci C) Frank J. Wilson D) Art Linson
A) Kaitlin B) Patricia C) Edna D) Catherine
A) Edna B) Alice C) Catherine D) Kaitlin
A) One B) Zero C) Two D) Three
A) John Scalise B) Albert Anselmi C) John Bracci D) Joseph Guinta
A) 1987 B) 1943 C) 1985 D) 1990
A) $110.5 million B) $10,023,094 C) $186.7 million D) $76.2 million
A) $110.5 million B) $186.7 million C) $76.2 million D) $10.0 million
A) 75% B) 50% C) 25% D) 10%
A) George E. Q. Johnson B) Oscar Wallace C) Art Linson D) Eliot Ness
A) The Canada–United States border raid B) The railway station shootout C) The courthouse shootout D) None of these
A) Fifth-highest B) Sixth-highest C) First-highest D) Tenth-highest
A) Frank J. Wilson B) George E. Q. Johnson C) Charles Martin Smith D) Art Linson
A) August 20, 1986 B) August 18, 1986 C) October 6, 1986 D) August 18, 1980
A) New York City, New York B) Chicago, Illinois C) Los Angeles, California D) Great Falls, Montana
A) The Blackstone Hotel B) The Rookery Building C) Chicago Union Station D) The Lexington Hotel
A) Roosevelt University B) The Chicago Cultural Center C) The Blackstone Hotel D) The Lexington Hotel
A) Chicago Union Station B) Our Lady of Sorrows Basilica C) Hardy Bridge D) The DuSable Bridge
A) Our Lady of Sorrows Basilica B) Chicago Theatre C) Chicago Cultural Center D) The Rookery Building
A) The Blackstone Hotel B) The Chicago Theatre C) Roosevelt University D) The Lexington Hotel
A) The Rookery Building B) Roosevelt University C) The Chicago Theatre D) The Lexington Hotel
A) The Blackstone Hotel B) The Lexington Hotel C) A West Side warehouse D) The Chicago Cultural Center
A) DuSable Bridge B) Hardy Bridge C) Missouri River Bridge D) Cascade Bridge
A) Ohio River B) Missouri River C) Mississippi River D) Chicago River
A) 10 B) 25 C) 100 D) 600
A) 10 B) 25 C) 600 D) 1930
A) Battleship Potemkin B) The Rookery C) The Untouchables D) Naked Gun 33+1/3
A) Battleship Potemkin B) The Untouchables C) The Rookery D) Naked Gun 33+1/3: The Final Insult
A) Brian De Palma B) Eliot Ness C) David Mamet D) Ned Tanen
A) Brian De Palma B) Art Linson C) Ned Tanen D) David Mamet
A) A hospital B) A police station C) Chicago Union Station D) A courtroom
A) The Lindbergh kidnapping B) The Great Train robbery C) The St. Valentine's Day case D) The Chicago fire case
A) Mickey Rourke B) Jack Nicholson C) Jeff Bridges D) William Hurt
A) Al Wolff B) Frank J. Wilson C) Art Linson D) David Mamet
A) Jack Nicholson B) Marlon Brando C) Bob Hoskins D) Gene Hackman
A) Fedora hats B) Wool overcoats C) Leather gloves D) Silk underwear
A) 20 pounds B) 50 pounds C) 30 pounds D) 10 pounds
A) David Mamet B) Art Linson C) Kevin Costner D) Brian De Palma
A) 1920 B) 1957 C) 1940 D) 1930
A) Kevin Costner B) Robert De Niro C) Sean Connery D) Andy García
A) Duke Ellington B) John Williams C) Hans Zimmer D) Ennio Morricone
A) George Stone B) Oscar Wallace C) James Malone D) Frank Nitti
A) Robert De Niro B) Kevin Costner C) Sean Connery D) Charles Martin Smith
A) James Malone B) Frank Nitti C) Giuseppe Petri D) Oscar Wallace
A) With a baseball bat B) With a pistol C) By pushing him out a window D) With a knife
A) The Lexington Hotel B) The police station C) The Union Station D) The courthouse roof
A) Life imprisonment B) 11 years C) 20 years D) 5 years
A) Louis Armstrong B) George Gershwin C) Benny Goodman D) Duke Ellington
A) Run for mayor B) Join the FBI C) Retire to a farm D) Have a drink
A) By bribing the bailiff B) By exposing the jurors to the press C) By tricking the judge D) By threatening the lawyer
A) Warner Bros. B) Columbia Pictures C) Universal Pictures D) Paramount Pictures
A) 83% B) 79% C) 90% D) 75%
A) B+ B) A+ C) A- D) B-
A) Vincent Canby B) Roger Ebert C) Hal Hinson D) Pauline Kael
A) He was too sympathetic B) He was absent from the film C) He was not scary enough D) He was portrayed as arrogant and childish
A) He wasted the cast's talent B) He prioritized visual style over storytelling C) The pacing was too slow D) He used too many locations
A) It lacked a clear villain B) It was too complex for audiences C) It was morally corrupt D) It made good and evil mutually exclusive
A) Richard Schickel B) Vincent Canby C) Adrian Turner D) Pauline Kael
A) Best Original Screenplay B) Best Production Design C) Best Actor D) Best Supporting Actor
A) He was voted first place for worst film accent B) He was voted best actor of the year C) He was voted the most stylish actor D) He was voted the greatest villain of all time
A) 50 B) 75 C) 100 D) 16
A) Ocean Software B) Sega C) Nintendo D) Atari
A) David Rabe B) Brian De Palma C) Nicolas Cage D) Antoine Fuqua
A) Capone Rising B) The Untouchables: Mother's Day C) Chicago Mob Kingpin D) The Black Dahlia
A) Eliot Ness B) Sean Connery C) James Colosimo D) Al Capone
A) Saloon singer B) Lawyer C) Journalist D) Police officer
A) Mother's Day B) Tosca C) Toyer D) The Black Dahlia
A) 1 B) 10 C) 6 D) 3 |