Do You Know Classic Movies And Their Stars?
The true test of Classical movie fandom.
- 1.The name of the only comedy that Alfred Hitchcock directed:
- A.
The Philadelphia Story
- B.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith
- C.
The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer
- D.
The Ghost Breakers
- E.
The Bride Came C.O.D.
- 2.Archibald Leach is the birth name of what actor?
- A.
Humphrey Bogart
- B.
Franchot Tone
- C.
Cary Grant
- D.
Rossano Brazzi
- E.
Gene Kelly
- 3.The popular Thin Man series starred:
- A.
William Powell & Myrna Loy
- B.
Cary Grant & Katharine Hepburn
- C.
Rock Hudson & Doris Day
- D.
Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers
- E.
Humphrey Bogart & Lauren Bacall
- 4.The actress who played the lead role in Dark Victory, Mr. Skeffington and Now Voyager:
- A.
Joan Crawford
- B.
Rosalind Russell
- C.
Audrey Hepburn
- D.
Bette Davis
- E.
Greer Garson
- 5.Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan's 1998 film, You've Got Mail was a remake of what film?
- A.
Strangers May Kiss - 1931
- B.
An Affair to Remember - 1957
- C.
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner - 1967
- D.
Pat and Mike - 1952
- E.
The Shop Around the Corner - 1940
- 6.The title of the 1951 film, The African Queen (with Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn) referred to:
- A.
An African Princess who would one day become a Queen
- B.
A forest
- C.
A boat
- D.
A village being attacked by killer ants
- E.
A civil war
- 7.One of Hollywood's leading Film Noir men:
- A.
Edward G. Robinson
- B.
Louis Jourdan
- C.
Robert Cummings
- D.
Robert Montgomery
- E.
Rex Harrison
- 8.A movie in which Judy Garland plays a farm owner who is reluctant to get married to her ever-so-boring fiancee. When her sister's musical act rolls in to town to use her barn as a production venue, one of the shows leading men (played by Gene Kelly) pursues her and not only wins her heart but draws out her singing & dancing skills for the show.
- A.
A Star is Born - 1954
- B.
Summer Stock - 1950
- C.
In the Good Old Summertime - 1949
- D.
Till the Clouds Roll By - 1946
- E.
Easter Parade - 1948
- 9.Ann Miller was most known for her:
- A.
Famous bathing suit scene
- B.
Voice
- C.
Film noir roles
- D.
Dancing
- E.
Accent
- 10.A famous Alfred Hitchcock film about a woman who is asked (by a handsome government agent with whom she falls in love) to spy on a group of her fathers Nazi friends in Brazil.
- A.
North by Northwest - 1959
- B.
Rear Window - 1954
- C.
Vertigo - 1958
- D.
Spellbound - 1945
- E.
Notorious - 1946
- 11."Of all the gin joints, in all the towns, in all the world...
- A.
They chose mine for their drunken brawl."
- B.
We come to this dump."
- C.
She had to walk into mine."
- D.
They raided this one, what are we going to do?"
- E.
He chose mine."
- 12.In Harvey he plays a guy with an imaginary friendin Vertigo, a detective in Rear Window, a photographerin It's a Wonderful Life, an angel assisted businessman
- A.
James Cagney
- B.
Jimmy Stewart
- C.
Ronald Coleman
- D.
Reginald Owen
- E.
Laurence Olivier
- 13.Esther Williams is an actress known for:
- A.
Her amazing dance skills
- B.
Only working with one director she liked
- C.
Swimming in just about every movie
- D.
Her deep voice
- E.
Being the first female to have success in horror films
- 14.Elizabeth Taylor had a singing part in one of her early films, titled:
- A.
A Date With Judy - 1948
- B.
Jane Eyre - 1944
- C.
Elephant Walk - 1954
- D.
The Big Hangover - 1950
- E.
National Velvet - 1944
- 15.What do Doris Day and James Stewart have in common?
- A.
They were the highest paid actress and actor, respectively, in 1952.
- B.
They both danced & sang in early films but ended up in mainly comedic roles.
- C.
They were both central to the success of Preston Sturges (famous for writing and directing many comedic screenplays)
- D.
They both starred in three Alfred Hitchcock films.
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