A) Jonathan Demme B) Francis Ford Coppola C) Steven Spielberg D) Quentin Tarantino
A) Jack Nicholson B) Anthony Hopkins C) Robert De Niro D) Al Pacino
A) The Zodiac Killer B) Buffalo Bill C) Red Dragon D) Hannibal the Cannibal
A) Thomas Harris B) Gillian Flynn C) Stephen King D) Patricia Cornwell
A) Atlas Moth B) Monarch Butterfly C) Luna Moth D) Death's-head Hawkmoth
A) 1994 B) 1999 C) 1988 D) 1991
A) Hannibal Lecter B) Buffalo Bill C) Jack Crawford D) Clarice Starling
A) Amelia Harper B) Linda Thompson C) Rebecca Matthews D) Catherine Martin
A) New York B) Texas C) California D) Virginia
A) Jodie Foster B) Kasi Lemmons C) Catherine Martin D) Ruth Martin
A) Scott Glenn B) Ted Levine C) Anthony Heald D) Jack Crawford
A) Best Actor B) Best Picture C) Silver Bear for Best Director D) Golden Bear
A) Four B) Six C) Five D) Three
A) Jack Crawford B) Jame Gumb C) Frederick Chilton D) Benjamin Raspail
A) Friend Louis B) Foolish grin C) Iron sulfide (fool's gold) D) Lion's fur
A) A key B) A knife C) A piece of Chilton’s pen D) A guard's uniform
A) Ruth Martin B) Catherine Martin C) Clarice Starling D) Frederika Bimmel
A) Live moth caterpillars B) A severed head C) Unfinished dresses and patterns matching patches of skin removed from the victims D) Death’s-head moths
A) Posed as a different person B) Used fake ID papers C) Changed his voice D) Wore a disguise
A) Turned on a light B) Made a noise C) Cocked his revolver D) Spoke loudly
A) 'Will you come to dinner?' B) 'Are you safe?' C) 'Where are you now?' D) 'Have the lambs stopped screaming?'
A) Nominated for a BAFTA B) Won a Golden Globe C) Selected for preservation in the National Film Registry D) Received an Emmy Award
A) Psychiatrist B) Tailor C) Police officer D) FBI agent
A) An unnamed tropical location B) Memphis courthouse C) Calumet City D) Baltimore State Hospital
A) Failing to save spring lambs from slaughter on a Montana farm B) Witnessing her father's murder C) Living with Hannibal Lecter D) Being kidnapped by Buffalo Bill
A) The FBI Academy B) Baltimore State Hospital C) Johns Hopkins University D) Harvard Law School
A) Gene Hackman B) Michael Mann C) Jonathan Demme D) Steven Spielberg
A) Meg Ryan B) Jodie Foster C) Laura Dern D) Michelle Pfeiffer
A) She got nervous about the subject matter. B) She was not interested in working with Jonathan Demme again. C) She had scheduling conflicts. D) She felt she was too old for the part.
A) Al Pacino B) Dustin Hoffman C) Sean Connery D) Robert De Niro
A) Rick Baker B) Ed Cubberly C) John Chambers D) Stan Winston
A) James Whitmore B) Ted Levine C) Scott Glenn D) Anthony Hopkins
A) October 10, 1989 B) January 1, 1990 C) December 25, 1989 D) November 15, 1989
A) Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania B) New York City, New York C) Los Angeles, California D) Chicago, Illinois
A) Gary M. Heidnik B) John Wayne Gacy C) Jeffrey Dahmer D) Ted Bundy
A) Six months B) Three weeks C) Nearly a year D) Two years
A) $300,000 B) $400,000 C) $350,000 D) $250,000
A) $220,000 B) $300,000 C) $250,000 D) $195,000
A) Danny Elfman B) John Williams C) Howard Shore D) Hans Zimmer
A) Munich B) Los Angeles C) London D) New York City
A) Munich Symphony Orchestra B) Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra C) Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra D) London Symphony Orchestra
A) "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" B) "Total Eclipse of the Heart" C) "Goodbye Horses" D) "Crazy Train"
A) Thanksgiving B) Halloween C) Presidents' Day D) Christmas
A) $300 million B) $200 million C) $150 million D) $273 million
A) "B+" B) "F" C) "A−" D) "C"
A) Gene Siskel B) Roger Ebert C) Peter Travers D) Richard Roeper
A) 85% B) 65% C) 75% D) 95%
A) "Hip Priest" B) "Siouxsie and the Banshees" C) "New Order" D) "Joy Division"
A) £290,936 B) £200,000 C) £400,000 D) £500,000
A) JFK B) Unforgiven C) Dances with Wolves D) Schindler's List
A) Mick Jagger B) Suzana Peric C) David Foster D) Phil Ramone
A) Warner Bros. Records B) MCA Records C) Universal Music Group D) Sony Music
A) Documentary B) Science fiction C) Romantic comedy D) Horror masterpiece
A) His sexuality was ambiguous. B) He was 'not really transsexual'. C) He was gay. D) He was heterosexual.
A) Betty Friedan B) Barry Forshaw C) Jonathan Demme D) Hannibal Lecter
A) It was strongly presented through dialogue. B) It was central to the plot. C) It was criticized for being too aggressive. D) It was never bluntly formulated verbally.
A) AFI's 100 Years...100 Heroes & Villains B) AFI's 100 Years...100 Movies C) AFI's 100 Years...100 Movie Quotes D) AFI's 100 Years...100 Thrills
A) Time Magazine B) Variety C) Rolling Stone D) WhatCulture
A) Clarice Starling's interview with Lecter B) Buffalo Bill's first appearance C) Lecter's escape scene D) The final confrontation between Clarice and Buffalo Bill
A) 2006 B) 2011 C) 2024 D) 1998
A) 2006 B) 2024 C) 1998 D) 2011
A) FBI Agent Ardelia Mapp B) Jodie Foster C) Clarice Starling D) Dr. Frederick Chilton
A) Criterion Collection B) Image Entertainment C) Orion Home Video D) MGM Home Entertainment
A) Fourth most rented video B) The most rented video C) Third most rented video D) Second most rented video
A) 1993 B) 2001 C) 1992 D) 1991
A) MGM Home Entertainment B) Image Entertainment C) Criterion Collection D) Orion Home Video
A) 1997 B) 2018 C) 2009 D) 2021
A) Orion Home Video B) MGM Home Entertainment C) Criterion Collection D) Image Entertainment
A) Gaspard Ulliel B) Anthony Hopkins C) Mads Mikkelsen D) Hugh Dancy
A) Laura Linney B) Jodie Foster C) Sigourney Weaver D) Rebecca Breeds
A) Claw-handed bogeymen B) Highly intelligent with impeccable manners C) Sympathetic figure D) Heroic protagonist
A) A fictional character B) A wonderful man C) A dangerous criminal D) An insane asylum patient |