Which Movies Own These Iconic Names?

Casablanca is the correct answer because Ilsa Lund is a character from the movie Casablanca. The other options, Titanic, Love Actually, and La La Land, do not have a character named Ilsa Lund.

The correct answer is "What's Eating Gilbert Grape" because Arnie Grape is a character in the film. The other options, "Absolute," "The Dark," and "The Revenant," are not related to the given name and do not provide any context or connection to Arnie Grape.

Adaptation is the correct answer because it is a film directed by Spike Jonze and written by Charlie Kaufman. The other options, Titanic, Love Actually, and Insane Love, are not films written or directed by Charlie Kaufman.

George Balley is a character from the movie "It's a Wonderful Life." This iconic name is associated with this particular movie, not with any of the other options listed.

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The correct answer is "La Dame aux Camélias". This is likely because the question is asking for a title that matches the given name "Camille". "La Dame aux Camélias" is a famous novel by Alexandre Dumas fils, and the main character's name is Marguerite Gautier, who is also known as Camille. Therefore, this is the most appropriate answer that matches the given name.

The correct answer is "On the waterfront". This movie owns the name Terry Malloy.

The correct answer is "Born Yesterday" because this movie is credited with the name Judy Holliday. Judy Holliday was an American actress who won an Academy Award for her performance in "Born Yesterday" as the character Billie Dawn. The film was released in 1950 and Holliday's portrayal of the ditzy but lovable Billie Dawn became one of her most iconic roles.

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