[stepurhan]

Originally Posted by Junkface

Adrien Brody for The Pianist.

New question: what was the origin of Billy Wilder's first name?

Called it by his mother. Believed to be because she was fascinated wtih Buffalo Bill Cody.

Assuming that's acceptable the replacement question is

In the original cut of Blade Runner the closing scene (with Harrison Ford voiceover) is of a car driving through counttryside. THis footage is off-cuts from the opening of which film?

[Lucien21]

The shining

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Name the movie 'I have a head for business and a body for sin. Is there anything wrong with that ?.

[Melanie68]

^ Working Girl

[Lucien21]

Correct

[Melanie68]

My question:

What is the famous drive on which the final chase scene took place in the Blues Brothers?

[Once A Villain]

Originally Posted by AFGNCAAP

1. A title of which 2005 release is a phrase originally used by a renowned film critic?

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang

Originally Posted by AFGNCAAP

2. In this classic, we never learn the names of most of the characters and the plot involves a simulation of an old man walking. Name the film.

Can you explain what you mean by "simulated"? I have thought of a ton of classic "old man" movies (that I won't name in case I want to use them for later trivia questions ), and I've also thought of many movies where we don't learn the main character's names... But, I'm having trouble combining the two pieces into a single film. The answer is probably right in front of my face, maybe even one of the movies I'm already thinking of, but can you give a little more?

Originally Posted by Lucien21

3. In what year was there a tie for Best Actress Oscar and Name both actresses?

1968 I think. Barbra Streisand and Katharine Hepburn.

Originally Posted by Melanie68

4. What is the famous drive on which the final chase scene took place in the Blues Brothers?

Lower Wacker Drive


Ok I need to think of new questions for 1, 3, and 4. Give me a bit, watching this controversial B.S. football game where the referees gave the Colts new life...

[AFGNCAAP]

Originally Posted by Once A Villain

Can you explain what you mean by "simulated"? I have thought of a ton of classic "old man" movies (that I won't name in case I want to use them for later trivia questions ), and I've also thought of many movies where we don't learn the main character's names... But, I'm having trouble combining the two pieces into a single film. The answer is probably right in front of my face, maybe even one of the movies I'm already thinking of, but can you give a little more?

This definition is the closest to what I mean:

Originally Posted by dictionary.com

simulation

Imitation or representation, as of a potential situation or in experimental testing.

I must add that by "the plot involves", I meant that this is one of the events that happen throughout, not that it was central to the plot. I apologize for my poor choice of words (again).

[Once A Villain]

UPDATED QUESTIONS:


1. Name the famous silent film that originally ran over 9 hours, but was trimmed to 2 hours and 20 minutes against the director's will. Not too long ago there was a reconstruction of sorts, where the film was lengthed to 4 hours and 10 minutes through the use of old photo stills and other surviving elements, with intertitles, standing in for the lost scenes.

2. In this classic, we never learn the names of most of the characters and the plot involves a simulation of an old man walking. Name the film.

3. Name this film -



4. What film had two characters meeting on a train and trading murders?

5. What classic Western had a "Yee Haa scene" that was talked about and imitated by characters in a later film, City Slickers?

[AFGNCAAP]

Originally Posted by Once A Villain

1. Name the famous silent film that originally ran over 9 hours, but was trimmed to 2 hours and 20 minutes against the director's will. Not too long ago there was a reconstruction of sorts, where the film was lengthed to 4 hours and 10 minutes through the use of old photo stills and other surviving elements, with intertitles, standing in for the lost scenes.

Greed. I didn't know abut the reconstruction.

3. Name this film -

At first glance, I thought A Man for All Seasons. Now I'm not sure, but let that be my guess.

4. What film had two characters meeting on a train and trading murders?

Strangers on a Train

[Once A Villain]

All right AFGNCAAP, except #3.

About that Greed reconstruction, it's pretty fascinating. I taped it at 5 in the morning when it premiered on Turner Classic Movies about five years ago.

[AFGNCAAP]

Okay, replacements:

1. During the final speech of this movie, Gérard Depardieu's character gradually loses his voice. In fact, the actor really was barely able to speak after numerous reshoots, and the director decided his exhausted whisper will work great in said scene. Name the film.

4. In Kevin Smith's Dogma, what is the only line Silent Bob says, and what other movie does it refer to?

[Lucien21]

4. He says "No Ticket" and its in reference to Indiana Jones 3

[Karmillo]

2. In this classic, we never learn the names of most of the characters and the plot involves a simulation of an old man walking. Name the film.

Would that be 'Citizen Kane' by any chance?

[Lucien21]

1. Cyrano De Bergerac

Maybe

[AFGNCAAP]

1.&2. - wrong, 4. - correct.

[Lucien21]

4. Robby the Robot most famous for Forbidden Planet(1956) and the Lost in Space TV show (Danger Will Robinson!!) has made various guest appearances in other movies. name 2 80's movies in which he appears.

[Karmillo]

1. Name the famous silent film that originally ran over 9 hours, but was trimmed to 2 hours and 20 minutes against the director's will. Not too long ago there was a reconstruction of sorts, where the film was lengthed to 4 hours and 10 minutes through the use of old photo stills and other surviving elements, with intertitles, standing in for the lost scenes.

A completly random guess here....Battleship Potempkin?

[AFGNCAAP]

Originally Posted by Karmillo

A completly random guess here....Battleship Potempkin?

This one's already answered (Erich von Stroheim's Greed). The up-to-date list is as follows (note that I evaluated #2):



1. During the final speech of this movie, Gérard Depardieu's character gradually loses his voice. In fact, the actor really was barely able to speak after numerous reshoots, and the director decided his exhausted whisper will work great in said scene. Name the film.

2. In this classic, we never learn the names of most of the characters and the plot involves, among other things, two knifes, several votings and a simulation of an old man walking. Name the film.

3. Name this film -



4. Robby the Robot most famous for Forbidden Planet(1956) and the Lost in Space TV show (Danger Will Robinson!!) has made various guest appearances in other movies. name 2 80's movies in which he appears.

5. What classic Western had a "Yee Haa scene" that was talked about and imitated by characters in a later film, City Slickers?

[ATMachine]

3. Ivan the Terrible?

[Once A Villain]

Originally Posted by ATMachine

3. Ivan the Terrible?

Correct!