A) Frank Sinatra B) Gene Kelly C) Donald O'Connor D) Fred Astaire
A) 1965 B) 1952 C) 1973 D) 1940
A) Audrey Hepburn B) Grace Kelly C) Doris Day D) Debbie Reynolds
A) Universal Studios B) Warner Bros. C) Monumental Pictures D) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
A) Irving Thalberg B) Sam Goldwyn C) MGM Studios D) Arthur Freed
A) Maria Ouspenskaya B) Dora Bailey C) Lena Horne D) Kathy Selden
A) Dancing Through Life B) Singin' in the Rain C) Good Morning D) Make 'Em Laugh
A) Dora Bailey B) R.F. Simpson C) Kathy Selden D) Cosmo Brown
A) Warner Bros. B) Columbia Pictures C) Paramount Pictures D) MGM
A) The Dueling Cavalier B) The Dancing Cavalier C) The Jazz Singer D) The Royal Rascal
A) R. F. Simpson B) Cosmo Brown C) Arthur Freed D) Roscoe Dexter
A) You Were Meant for Me B) Make 'Em Laugh C) Fit as a Fiddle D) All I Do Is Dream of You
A) Singin' in the Rain B) The Dueling Cavalier C) Broadway Melody D) The Royal Rascal
A) Singin' in the Rain B) Broadway Melody C) The Jazz Singer D) The Dueling Cavalier
A) Singin' in the Rain B) The Dancing Cavalier C) Broadway Melody D) The Royal Rascal
A) Sight & Sound B) AFI C) Empire D) The British Film Institute
A) 2022 B) 1989 C) 2007 D) 1998
A) Kathy Selden B) Roscoe Dexter C) Lina Lamont D) Cosmo Brown
A) Fit as a Fiddle B) You Were Meant for Me C) Good Morning D) Make 'Em Laugh
A) Director B) Screenwriter C) Elocution teacher D) Producer
A) Mae Clarke B) Jean Hagen C) Julie Andrews D) Dawn Addams
A) Douglas Fowley B) Millard Mitchell C) Donald O'Connor D) Gene Kelly
A) King Donovan B) Tommy Farrell C) Douglas Fowley D) Millard Mitchell
A) The 'Zip Girl' and Lina's friend B) Lina Lamont's diction coach C) Head of Monumental Pictures D) A lady-in-waiting to Lina
A) Rita Moreno B) Madge Blake C) Kathleen Freeman D) Dawn Addams
A) The 'Zip Girl' B) Lina Lamont's diction coach C) A Hollywood gossip columnist based on Louella Parsons D) A lady-in-waiting to Lina
A) Disney+ B) Amazon Prime Video C) Netflix D) HBO Max
A) "Broadway Rhythm" B) "Good Morning" C) "Moses Supposes" D) "Make 'Em Laugh"
A) 2002 B) 2022 C) 1998 D) 1989
A) First Man B) La La Land C) Babylon D) Whiplash
A) Phone Home B) Crossroads of Destiny C) Pilot D) Timeless
A) Leslie Halliwell B) Bosley Crowther C) Roger Ebert D) Pauline Kael
A) Harrison's Reports B) Metacritic C) Variety D) The New York Times
A) Roger Edens B) Cole Porter C) Nacio Herb Brown D) Arthur Freed
A) Singer B) Actress C) Gymnast D) Dancer
A) Bosley Crowther B) Roger Ebert C) Richard L. Coe D) Leslie Halliwell
A) Smash B) Nashville C) Grease: Live D) Glee
A) Jimmy Thompson B) John Dodsworth C) Stuart Holmes D) King Donovan
A) 2002 B) July 2012 C) 1992 D) April 26, 2022
A) 100% B) 90% C) 85% D) 95%
A) Silver Linings Playbook B) Joy C) Dunkirk D) American Hustle
A) Tony Fiorello B) Jim Farrell C) Father Flood D) Eilis Lacey
A) Betty Noyes B) Julie Andrews C) Madge Blake D) Dawn Addams
A) 'Make 'Em Laugh' B) 'All I Do Is Dream of You' C) 'Good Morning' D) 'You Were Meant For Me'
A) E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial B) Blade Runner C) Alien D) The Terminator
A) Louis B. Mayer B) Dore Schary C) Irving Lazar D) Arthur Freed
A) He composed music for a new song. B) He wrote additional lyrics for the songs. C) He suggested combining three possible openings into one. D) He directed a scene in the film.
A) 2012 B) 1989 C) 2007 D) 1998
A) A Hollywood gossip columnist B) Head of Monumental Pictures C) Lina's diction coach D) The 'Zip Girl'
A) Bosley Crowther B) Richard L. Coe C) Leslie Halliwell D) Pauline Kael
A) Victoria & Abdul B) Bridgerton C) The Crown D) Downton Abbey: A New Era
A) National Film Registry B) Empire's 500 Greatest Movies C) Hollywood Walk of Fame D) AFI's Greatest Movie Musicals
A) Monty Python and the Holy Grail B) The Meaning of Life C) Spamalot D) Fierce Creatures
A) Rire sous la Pluie B) Danse dans la Pluie C) La Pluie Chante D) Chantons Sous la Pluie
A) Leslie Halliwell B) Richard L. Coe C) Bosley Crowther D) Pauline Kael
A) Reynolds had a sore throat on that day. B) The director wanted to give Hagen more screen time. C) Hagen's natural, cultured speaking voice was preferred over Reynolds' mid-western accent. D) Reynolds was not available for the recording.
A) Gisoku no Moses B) Princess Mononoke C) Spirited Away D) My Neighbor Totoro
A) Coca-Cola B) Pepsi C) Fanta D) Tropicana Products
A) #10 B) #65 C) #8 D) #16
A) Bobby Watson B) Tommy Farrell C) Julius Tannen D) Jimmy Thompson
A) Frank Sinatra B) Gene Nelson C) Howard Keel D) Fred Astaire
A) It's Complicated B) The Holiday C) The Intern D) Something's Gotta Give
A) The transition from silent films to talkies. B) The golden age of Broadway musicals. C) The rise of television. D) The early days of Hollywood.
A) Stanley Donen B) Gene Kelly C) Donald O'Connor D) Fred Astaire
A) First-highest-grossing B) Twentieth-highest-grossing C) Fifth-highest-grossing D) Tenth-highest-grossing
A) $666,000 B) $3.263 million C) $1 million D) $5.63 million
A) "Make 'Em Laugh" B) "You Are My Lucky Star" C) "Temptation" D) "Singin' in the Rain" |