How Well Do You Know The Movie Fever Pitch?
Fever Pitch is one movie that was first written as a book and produced as a film and was later adapted again and produced as a movie. Seriously, it was one heck of a movie. Have you watched it and you are so confident that if a session was to be held majorly about the movie, you'll surely dominate the whole session? You know, movies are not only about the plots; check out the quiz and test your knowledge on Fever Pitch.
- 1.
In which year was the movie 'Fever Pitch' released?- A.
2004
- B.
2006
- C.
2005
- D.
2003
- 2.
Which type of film is Fever Pitch?
- A.
Romantic comedy
- B.
Musical romance
- C.
Tragi-comedy
- D.
Tragic romance
- 3.
The film was produced by who?
- A.
Peter Farrelly
- B.
Lowell Ganz
- C.
Nick Hornby
- D.
Amanda Posey
- 4.
What was the running time of the movie 'Fever Pitch'?
- A.
130 minutes
- B.
103 minutes
- C.
90 minutes
- D.
120 minutes
- 5.
The book that the movie is based on was written by?
- A.
Alan Baumgarten
- B.
Matthew Leonetti
- C.
Nick Hornby
- D.
Jimmy Fallon
- 6.
The book and the original 1997 film of Fever Pitch were based on?
- A.
Football
- B.
Baseball
- C.
Volleyball
- D.
Tennis
- 7.
The adaptation of the book and original film later produced is based on?
- A.
Football
- B.
Baseball
- C.
Volleyball
- D.
Tennis
- 8.
All of these people acted in the movie 'Fever Pitch' except one?
- A.
Jimmy Fallon
- B.
James Sikking
- C.
Craig Armstrong
- D.
Stephen King
- 9.
The music 'Dirty Water' in the movie is by?
- A.
Marah
- B.
Nick Drake
- C.
The Standells
- D.
Steve Wynn
- 10.
Who was the major actor in Fever Pitch?
- A.
Jimmy Fallon
- B.
James Sikking
- C.
Craig Armstrong
- D.
JoBeth Williams
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