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