A) David Strathairn B) John Hurt C) Ronald Pickup D) Gary Oldman
A) David Strathairn B) Dario Marianelli C) Anthony McCarten D) Joe Wright
A) Ben Mendelsohn B) John Hurt C) Stephen Dillane D) Ronald Pickup
A) Ben Mendelsohn B) Stephen Dillane C) John Hurt D) Gary Oldman
A) Over 500 hours B) Exactly 400 hours C) Over 200 hours D) Over 100 hours
A) $20,000 B) $10,000 C) $5,000 D) $40,000
A) Manchester B) London C) Wentworth D) Westerham
A) Wentworth Woodhouse B) John Rylands Library C) Chartwell House D) Fort Amherst
A) $150.2 million B) $33.4 million C) $56.5 million D) $93.8 million
A) Dario Marianelli B) John Hurt C) Joe Wright D) Anthony McCarten
A) Working Title Films B) Warner Bros C) Mangapps Railway Museum D) Focus Features
A) 30% B) 50% C) 85% D) 21%
A) Whitrow B) Kristin Scott Thomas C) Elizabeth Layton D) No one
A) 1959 stock B) 1945 stock C) 1970 stock D) 1965 stock
A) Manchester Town Hall B) Wentworth Woodhouse C) Chartwell House D) Fort Amherst
A) Anthony McCarten B) Christopher Nolan C) Joe Wright D) Steven Spielberg
A) Ronald Pickup B) Ben Mendelsohn C) Gary Oldman D) Stephen Dillane
A) Cannes Film Festival B) Venice Film Festival C) Sundance Film Festival D) Telluride Film Festival
A) Best Supporting Actor B) Best Picture C) Best Actor D) Best Director
A) Diplomat B) Translator C) Secretary D) Nurse
A) Paul Reynaud B) Lord Halifax C) King George VI D) Neville Chamberlain
A) The few and the many B) A day of infamy C) We shall never surrender D) Blood, toil, tears and sweat
A) Because of his poor health B) Because he supported Hitler C) Because he was a member of the Labour Party D) Due to his actions during the abdication crisis
A) Lord Halifax B) King George VI C) Neville Chamberlain D) Paul Reynaud
A) To surrender to the Germans B) To distract the enemy C) To retreat immediately D) To assassinate Hitler
A) By holding a public rally B) By visiting a local pub C) By riding the London Underground D) By reading newspaper editorials
A) Operation Sea Lion B) Operation Dynamo C) Operation Overlord D) Operation Barbarossa
A) Chamberlain mopping his brow with a handkerchief B) Halifax standing up and cheering C) A nod from King George VI D) Chamberlain clapping his hands
A) Paul Reynaud B) Philippe Pétain C) Giuseppe Bastianini D) Charles de Gaulle
A) France B) Italy C) United States D) Germany
A) He was voted out of office B) He became King C) He was appointed to the UN D) He retired voluntarily
A) 75% B) 95% C) 84% D) 90%
A) 90 B) 84 C) 75 D) 73
A) Peter Travers B) Brian Tallerico C) Damon Wise D) David Ehrlich
A) Dumbing-down the script B) Choosing a poor lead actor C) Ignoring historical advice D) Over-spending on production
A) 28 May 2017 B) 6 February 2018 C) 12 June 2018 D) 4 June 2018
A) Neville Chamberlain B) Viscount Halifax C) Clement Attlee D) King George VI
A) Radio broadcasts from Parliament did not start until the 1970s B) The King refused to be on the radio with Churchill C) The radio was not invented until after 1945 D) Churchill never gave radio speeches during the war
A) 12 June 1940 B) 28 May 1940 C) 10 May 1940 D) 4 June 1940
A) The formation of the United Nations B) The invasion of Normandy C) The end of the war in the Pacific D) The 1945 Yalta Conference |