Sahara (1943 American film) - Quiz
A) July–August 1944 B) May–June 1942 C) March–April 1941 D) January–February 1943
A) M4 Sherman tanks B) M3 tanks C) M2 Lee tanks D) M1 Abrams tanks
A) Battle of Tobruk B) Battle of Gazala C) First Battle of El Alamein D) Battle of the Bulge
A) Field Marshal Rommel was not involved B) Field Marshal Patton C) Field Marshal Rommel D) Field Marshal Montgomery
A) Tobruk B) Battle of Gazala C) First Battle of El Alamein D) Cairo
A) Reinforcements arriving in Cairo B) A victory at the First Battle of El Alamein C) The end of World War II D) The capture of Rommel
A) Nelson B. Bell B) Bosley Crowther C) Philip MacDonald D) James O'Hanlon
A) Bosley Crowther B) James O'Hanlon C) Philip MacDonald D) Otis Guernsey Jr.
A) Variety B) The Boston Globe C) The Washington Post D) The New York Times
A) Otis Guernsey Jr. B) Nelson B. Bell C) Bosley Crowther D) John Livadary
A) The Washington Post B) New York Herald Tribune C) The New York Times D) The Boston Globe
A) The Washington Post B) The Boston Globe C) Variety D) New York Herald Tribune
A) Sergt. Gunn B) J. Carrol Naish C) Jim Belushi D) Philip MacDonald
A) Jim Belushi B) James O'Hanlon C) J. Carrol Naish D) Humphrey Bogart
A) Bosley Crowther B) Otis Guernsey Jr. C) Rudolph Maté D) Nelson B. Bell
A) The New York Times B) Variety C) The Boston Globe D) The Washington Post
A) Casablanca B) The Desert Fox C) The Lost Patrol D) All Quiet on the Western Front
A) Bosley Crowther B) James O'Hanlon C) Otis Guernsey Jr. D) Nelson B. Bell
A) New York Herald Tribune B) The New York Times C) The Boston Globe D) The Washington Post
A) Korda B) Bogart C) James O'Hanlon D) Rudolph Maté
A) J. Carrol Naish B) Rudolph Maté C) John Livadary D) James O'Hanlon
A) Philip MacDonald B) Rudolph Maté C) J. Carrol Naish D) John Livadary
A) 1943 B) 1955 C) 1985 D) 1995
A) Jim Belushi B) Otis Guernsey Jr. C) Humphrey Bogart D) J. Carrol Naish
A) Gobi desert B) Mojave desert C) Sahara desert D) Libyan desert
A) An all-male cast B) An all-female cast C) A mixed-gender cast D) An ensemble cast with children
A) Women B) Tanks C) Americans D) Prisoners
A) Gary Cooper B) Brian Donlevy C) Humphrey Bogart D) Glenn Ford
A) Bruce Bennett B) Carl Harbord C) Dan Duryea D) Lloyd Bridges
A) Bruce Bennett B) Patrick O'Moore C) Guy Kingsford D) Lloyd Bridges
A) John Wengraf B) Carl Harbord C) Richard Aherne D) Rex Ingram
A) Louis Mercier B) Richard Aherne C) Dan Duryea D) Bruce Bennett
A) Dan Duryea B) Kurt Kreuger C) Patrick O'Moore D) Guy Kingsford
A) Carl Harbord B) J. Carrol Naish C) Lloyd Bridges D) John Wengraf
A) Rex Ingram B) Dan Duryea C) Patrick O'Moore D) Richard Aherne
A) Louis Mercier B) Bruce Bennett C) Guy Kingsford D) Carl Harbord
A) Guy Kingsford B) Patrick O'Moore C) Kurt Kreuger D) John Wengraf
A) Kurt Kreuger B) Louis Mercier C) Richard Aherne D) J. Carrol Naish
A) Richard Aherne, Louis Mercier and John Wengraf B) Gary Cooper, Glenn Ford and Brian Donlevy C) Cary Grant, Bruce Bennett and Kurt Kreuger D) Lloyd Bridges, Dan Duryea and Rex Ingram
A) He was tired of making war films B) His wife was expecting a baby and he did not want to be stuck on location C) He preferred to make gangster roles D) He was already committed to another film
A) Desert Training Center B) My Friend Curley C) Lulubelle D) Somewhere in the Sahara
A) January 1, 1943 B) April 17, 1943 C) February 1, 1943 D) January 29, 1943
A) May 30, 1943 B) March 15, 1943 C) April 17, 1943 D) January 29, 1943
A) Five weeks B) Eight weeks C) Sixteen weeks D) Eleven weeks
A) Planter's Hotel in Brawley, California B) San Francisco Chronicle Hotel C) Mexicali Grand Hotel D) Salton Sea Resort
A) About 50 mi (80 km) B) About 25 mi (40 km) C) About 100 mi (160 km) D) About 10 mi (16 km)
A) IV Armored Corps of the Army Ground Forces B) United States 4th Armored Division's 84th Reconnaissance Battalion C) First Infantry Division D) Desert Training Center headquarters
A) In local hotels B) In the tank C) In tents D) In barracks
A) A 37mm cannon in the turret and a 75 millimeter cannon in the right sponson B) Dual 50 caliber machine guns in the turret C) A 75mm cannon in the turret and a 37mm cannon in the sponson D) A 50mm cannon and a Vickers machine gun
A) Because American equipment was cheaper B) Because the director preferred American tanks C) Because no German equipment was available D) Because the German equipment broke down
A) 1980 B) 1992 C) 1955 D) 1943
A) A British captain B) A French soldier C) A stereotypical Nazi D) An American sergeant
A) Humphrey Bogart B) Hedda Hopper C) Henry Pringle D) Zoltán
A) He walked off the set B) He laughed out loud C) He broke his arm D) He went unconscious
A) Monsoons and high humidity B) Earthquakes and flash floods C) Sunburn, sandstorms, and heat D) Heavy rain, mud, and freezing temperatures
A) 2,000 tons B) 20,000 tons C) 200 tons D) 50 tons
A) By wetting the sand with water hoses B) By using heavy bulldozers C) By hauling in more natural desert sand D) By spray-painting the sand and then blowing it with a wind machine
A) By spray-painting them on the hills B) By using artificial studio lighting C) By filming only at sunset D) By digitally editing the film
A) Zoltán B) Kurt Kreuger C) Humphrey Bogart D) Henry Pringle
A) Coating the actors' faces with vaseline and then spraying them with water B) Applying clear hair gel and heating lamps C) Placing the actors in a steam room before shooting D) Using mineral oil and heavy foundation
A) No women were on location B) Mayo Methot C) Marjorie Lane D) Hedda Hopper
A) His sister B) His third wife C) His co-star D) His agent
A) Letters from Hollywood B) Lunch from Brawley C) Script revisions D) Fresh water from the Salton Sea
A) San Francisco B) Planter's Hotel C) Los Angeles D) Nearby Mexicali
A) Tobruk B) Hassan Barani C) Bir Acroma D) Lulubelle
A) Patrol B) Last of the Comanches C) The Thirteen D) Nine Men
A) Ealing Studios B) Hollywood Ten C) Luftwaffe D) Afrika Korps
A) Corporal B) Master Sergeant C) Captain D) Sergeant Major
A) Hassan Barani B) Bir Acroma C) El Alamein D) Tobruk
A) Major von Falken B) Captain von Schletow C) Corporal Leroux D) Captain Halliday
A) United States Army B) Sudan Defence Force C) Free French D) British Army
A) Italian B) British C) French D) German
A) Captain von Schletow B) Erwin Rommel C) Major von Falken D) Joe Gunn
A) Sudan Defence Force B) Free French C) Luftwaffe D) Afrika Korps
A) Poisoned B) Overflowing C) Guarded D) Dry
A) El Alamein B) Hassan Barani C) Tobruk D) Bir Acroma
A) Bomber plane B) M3 Lee tank C) Half-track D) Motorcycle
A) Waco B) Bates C) Doyle D) Leroux
A) Zoltán Korda B) Erwin Rommel C) Major von Falken D) Captain von Schletow
A) Erwin Rommel's B) Major von Falken's C) Captain von Schletow's D) Mikhail Romm's |
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