A) Frank Nitti B) George E. Q. Johnson C) Al Capone D) John Scalise
A) Heart attack B) Suicide C) Murdered by Eliot Ness D) Tax evasion execution
A) John Bracci B) Frank J. Wilson C) Art Linson D) George E. Q. Johnson
A) Edna B) Catherine C) Kaitlin D) Patricia
A) Catherine B) Edna C) Alice D) Kaitlin
A) Two B) Zero C) Three D) One
A) John Scalise B) Albert Anselmi C) John Bracci D) Joseph Guinta
A) 1987 B) 1990 C) 1985 D) 1943
A) $110.5 million B) $10,023,094 C) $186.7 million D) $76.2 million
A) $186.7 million B) $76.2 million C) $110.5 million D) $10.0 million
A) 75% B) 25% C) 50% D) 10%
A) Art Linson B) George E. Q. Johnson C) Oscar Wallace D) Eliot Ness
A) The courthouse shootout B) The railway station shootout C) The Canada–United States border raid D) None of these
A) Fifth-highest B) First-highest C) Sixth-highest D) Tenth-highest
A) Charles Martin Smith B) George E. Q. Johnson C) Frank J. Wilson D) Art Linson
A) August 18, 1980 B) August 20, 1986 C) August 18, 1986 D) October 6, 1986
A) Chicago, Illinois B) New York City, New York C) Los Angeles, California D) Great Falls, Montana
A) The Blackstone Hotel B) The Lexington Hotel C) The Rookery Building D) Chicago Union Station
A) The Chicago Cultural Center B) The Lexington Hotel C) Roosevelt University D) The Blackstone Hotel
A) Hardy Bridge B) Chicago Union Station C) The DuSable Bridge D) Our Lady of Sorrows Basilica
A) Our Lady of Sorrows Basilica B) Chicago Cultural Center C) Chicago Theatre D) The Rookery Building
A) The Blackstone Hotel B) Roosevelt University C) The Lexington Hotel D) The Chicago Theatre
A) The Lexington Hotel B) Roosevelt University C) The Rookery Building D) The Chicago Theatre
A) The Blackstone Hotel B) The Chicago Cultural Center C) A West Side warehouse D) The Lexington Hotel
A) Hardy Bridge B) Missouri River Bridge C) DuSable Bridge D) Cascade Bridge
A) Mississippi River B) Chicago River C) Ohio River D) Missouri River
A) 25 B) 600 C) 100 D) 10
A) 25 B) 1930 C) 10 D) 600
A) Battleship Potemkin B) The Untouchables C) Naked Gun 33+1/3 D) The Rookery
A) The Rookery B) Naked Gun 33+1/3: The Final Insult C) The Untouchables D) Battleship Potemkin
A) David Mamet B) Brian De Palma C) Ned Tanen D) Eliot Ness
A) Ned Tanen B) David Mamet C) Brian De Palma D) Art Linson
A) A courtroom B) Chicago Union Station C) A hospital D) A police station
A) The Great Train robbery B) The Chicago fire case C) The St. Valentine's Day case D) The Lindbergh kidnapping
A) Jack Nicholson B) Mickey Rourke C) Jeff Bridges D) William Hurt
A) David Mamet B) Frank J. Wilson C) Al Wolff D) Art Linson
A) Jack Nicholson B) Gene Hackman C) Marlon Brando D) Bob Hoskins
A) Wool overcoats B) Leather gloves C) Silk underwear D) Fedora hats
A) 30 pounds B) 50 pounds C) 20 pounds D) 10 pounds
A) Art Linson B) Kevin Costner C) Brian De Palma D) David Mamet
A) 1920 B) 1930 C) 1957 D) 1940
A) Sean Connery B) Robert De Niro C) Kevin Costner D) Andy García
A) Hans Zimmer B) John Williams C) Duke Ellington D) Ennio Morricone
A) James Malone B) Frank Nitti C) Oscar Wallace D) George Stone
A) Kevin Costner B) Charles Martin Smith C) Robert De Niro D) Sean Connery
A) Frank Nitti B) James Malone C) Oscar Wallace D) Giuseppe Petri
A) With a pistol B) With a knife C) By pushing him out a window D) With a baseball bat
A) The courthouse roof B) The Union Station C) The police station D) The Lexington Hotel
A) 11 years B) Life imprisonment C) 20 years D) 5 years
A) Benny Goodman B) George Gershwin C) Duke Ellington D) Louis Armstrong
A) Run for mayor B) Retire to a farm C) Join the FBI D) Have a drink
A) By tricking the judge B) By bribing the bailiff C) By threatening the lawyer D) By exposing the jurors to the press
A) Columbia Pictures B) Paramount Pictures C) Warner Bros. D) Universal Pictures
A) 90% B) 75% C) 79% D) 83%
A) A+ B) A- C) B+ D) B-
A) Pauline Kael B) Roger Ebert C) Vincent Canby D) Hal Hinson
A) He was too sympathetic B) He was absent from the film C) He was not scary enough D) He was portrayed as arrogant and childish
A) He wasted the cast's talent B) The pacing was too slow C) He prioritized visual style over storytelling D) He used too many locations
A) It was too complex for audiences B) It made good and evil mutually exclusive C) It lacked a clear villain D) It was morally corrupt
A) Richard Schickel B) Adrian Turner C) Pauline Kael D) Vincent Canby
A) Best Production Design B) Best Actor C) Best Supporting Actor D) Best Original Screenplay
A) He was voted the greatest villain of all time B) He was voted best actor of the year C) He was voted the most stylish actor D) He was voted first place for worst film accent
A) 50 B) 75 C) 100 D) 16
A) Nintendo B) Ocean Software C) Atari D) Sega
A) Nicolas Cage B) David Rabe C) Brian De Palma D) Antoine Fuqua
A) The Untouchables: Mother's Day B) Chicago Mob Kingpin C) Capone Rising D) The Black Dahlia
A) Al Capone B) James Colosimo C) Sean Connery D) Eliot Ness
A) Journalist B) Lawyer C) Saloon singer D) Police officer
A) Mother's Day B) The Black Dahlia C) Toyer D) Tosca
A) 10 B) 6 C) 1 D) 3 |