Elizabeth Gaskell Films Quiz

The correct answer is "He's her godfather." In the novel "North and South," Mr. Bell is portrayed as Margaret Hale's godfather. This means that he has a special role in her life, providing guidance and support. While he may not be a blood relative, his close relationship with Margaret's family makes him an important figure in her life.

In the novel "Wives and Daughters," Osborne Hamley's wife is named Aimee.

Margaret Hale says that her brother Frederick lives in Spain.

The last line spoken in North and South (2004) is "Are you coming home with me?" This line suggests that the speaker is inviting someone to come home with them, indicating a potential change in their relationship or a desire for further connection.

In the novel Cranford, one of the Jenkyns sisters has a maid named Martha.

Cynthia Kirkpatrick eventually marries Mr. Henderson.

Fanny Thornton longs to visit London and the Alhambra.

In Cranford, Miss Matty Jenkyns discourages her customers from buying green tea.

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The first line spoken in Cranford (2007) is "Open the windows Matilda while I remove the dust sheets from the furniture." This suggests that the speaker is someone who is preparing a room or a house for guests or for the start of a new day. It sets the scene and establishes the atmosphere of the story, indicating that the characters are in a domestic setting and that there may be a focus on the details of everyday life.

Based on the information provided in the question, Deborah and Matty Jenkyns's late father's profession in Cranford was a Minister.

Francesca Annis is the correct answer because she has portrayed both Mrs. Gibson in Wives and Daughters and Lady Ludlow in Cranford.

In the novel "Wives and Daughters," Molly reveals that her deceased mother's name was Mary.

In Wives and Daughters, the plaid dress Molly Gibson wears to dinner at Hamley Hall is not from the tartan of her father's Scottish clan.

Captain Brown makes a coal scoop for Miss Deborah and Miss Matty Jenkyns in Cranford.

When Dr. Harrison first meets Sophy and Walter Hutton in Cranford, he helps them pick cherries.

The correct answer is Hannah. This can be inferred from the question which asks for the first name of Mr. Thornton's mother in the book "North and South".

Deborah Findlay portrayed both Miss Tompkinson in Cranford and Miss Phoebe Browning in Wives and Daughters.

Lady Ludlow had seven sons, with all of them except one being deceased.

In the novel "Wives and Daughters," the home of Lord and Lady Cumnor is called "The Towers."

The last line spoken in Wives and Daughters (1999) is "You men concern yourselves with the eternal varieties. We women are content to ponder the petty things in life." This line suggests a contrast between the concerns and perspectives of men and women. It implies that men focus on bigger, more significant matters, while women find contentment in contemplating smaller, everyday aspects of life. This line reflects the gender dynamics and social expectations of the time period in which the story is set.

Barbara Flynn is the correct answer because she portrayed both Mrs. Jamieson in Cranford and Miss Browning in Wives and Daughters.

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