A) $6 million B) $3 million C) $10 million D) $1 million
A) The New York Times B) James Thurber C) Billy Wilder D) Micah Nathan
A) Bad directing B) Low budget C) Censorship constraints D) Poor casting
A) 95% B) 50% C) 72% D) 84%
A) Warner Bros. B) Paramount Pictures C) The Walt Disney Company D) Universal Pictures
A) Jay Gatsby B) Atticus Finch C) Walter Mitty D) Sherlock Holmes
A) Revenge B) Boredom C) Jealousy D) Greed
A) No. 10 B) No. 51 C) No. 100 D) No. 5
A) Production Code B) Financial struggles C) The Girl's rejection D) Lack of time
A) That he has no chemistry with The Girl B) That he remains chaste C) That he is too funny D) That he is too old
A) A cinematic masterpiece B) A nothing picture C) A revolutionary comedy D) A financial failure
A) 2002 B) 1955 C) 2019 D) 2015
A) The Girl's entrance B) The opening credits C) The dream sequence D) The film's final scene
A) Adultery B) Fashionable clothing C) Dancing D) Humor
A) Financial dispute B) Long-lost friendship C) Workplace rivalry D) Magnetic allure
A) June to August 1954 B) September to November 1954 C) December 1953 to February 1954 D) January to March 1955
A) 20th Century-Fox B) Warner Bros C) MGM D) Paramount Pictures
A) Inner voice of Sherman B) Kruhulik the janitor C) Elaine D) Marie
A) The director disliked the dialogue B) The budget was too small C) They were deemed indecent by the Hays office D) The actors could not memorize the lines
A) Zero B) One C) Five D) Three
A) George Axelrod B) Joe DiMaggio C) Billy Wilder D) Saul Bass
A) Film director B) Baseball player C) Janitor D) Journalist
A) 164 East 61st Street B) 586 Lexington Avenue C) Times Square D) Central Park South
A) It lost its tension B) It became more suspenseful C) It improved the pacing D) It made the characters more relatable
A) Outside the Trans-Lux 52nd Street Theater B) Central Park C) A Hollywood sound stage D) 164 East 61st Street
A) 1955 B) 1950 C) 1960 D) 1952
A) Alfred Hitchcock B) George Axelrod C) Tom Ewell D) Billy Wilder
A) George Axelrod B) Billy Wilder C) Richard Sherman D) Marilyn Monroe
A) Billy Wilder B) Tom Ewell C) McKenzie D) George Axelrod
A) Chicago B) Ogunquit, Maine C) Los Angeles D) New York City
A) Psychiatrist B) Publishing executive C) Commercial actress D) Nurse
A) Dr. Brubaker B) Dr. Axelrod C) Dr. McKenzie D) Dr. Sherman
A) Chopsticks B) Beethoven's Fifth C) Moonlight Sonata D) Rachmaninoff's Second Piano Concerto
A) The Seven Year Itch B) Some Like It Hot C) The Apartment D) Creature from the Black Lagoon
A) A kayak paddle B) A toy train C) A book D) A tomato plant
A) A book B) A piece of laundry C) A potted tomato plant D) A glass of champagne
A) Rachmaninoff's Second Piano Concerto B) Happy Birthday C) Chopsticks D) The Star-Spangled Banner
A) McKenzie B) Sherman C) Ricky D) Brubaker
A) A skin condition B) A desire to move to Maine C) A successful career transition D) Waning interest in a monogamous relationship |