A) $9 million B) £1,293,408 C) £503,928 D) £268,607
A) 45 B) 21 C) 425 D) 16
A) Number seven B) Number one C) Number ten D) Number four
A) 16 B) 21 C) 425 D) 45
A) £268,607 B) $9 million C) £503,928 D) £1,293,408
A) Seven B) Three C) Four D) Ten
A) Over $9 million B) Over £9 million C) Over $5 million D) Over £1 million
A) 59% B) 45% C) 76% D) 63%
A) 8 B) 16 C) 45 D) 425
A) 5.94/10 B) 63/100 C) 3/5 D) 2/5
A) 76 out of 100 B) 63 out of 100 C) Two out of five D) 5.94 out of 10
A) 21 B) 45 C) 8 D) 425
A) One B) Two C) Four D) Three
A) A community in flux B) A middlebrow tastefulness C) A damp haddock on a slab D) A wartime weeper
A) Anna Smith B) Emma Dibdin C) Guy Lodge D) Peter Bradshaw
A) A successful historical textbook B) The story of a community in flux C) A brooding romance D) A wartime weeper
A) Leslie Felperin B) Anna Smith C) Emma Dibdin D) Guy Lodge
A) Leslie Felperin B) Peter Bradshaw C) Anna Smith D) Guy Lodge
A) Leslie Felperin B) Emma Dibdin C) Peter Bradshaw D) Guy Lodge
A) "Desire" trailer B) "Victory" trailer C) "Auschwitz" trailer D) "Némirovsky" trailer
A) Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic B) Variety and The Hollywood Reporter C) The Guardian and Digital Spy D) eOne Films International and Create Advertising London
A) Best Adaptation Award B) Best Foreign Romance Trailer C) Best Soundtrack Award D) Public Choice Award
A) Metacritic Annual Awards B) 16th Golden Trailer Awards C) 2015 World Soundtrack Awards D) Rotten Tomatoes Critics Awards
A) The manuscript B) Jones's score C) The film's postscript D) The "Desire" trailer
A) By a committee of villagers and soldiers B) In secret as the Nazis occupied France C) In a concentration camp in 1942 D) In plain sight after World War II
A) 1942 B) 2015 C) 1960 D) 2004
A) Paris B) London C) Auschwitz D) Berlin
A) In a library in Auschwitz B) At Rotten Tomatoes headquarters C) In a British cinema D) In a suitcase
A) Peter Bradshaw B) Her daughter C) Emma Dibdin D) Leslie Felperin
A) 1942 B) 2015 C) 1999 D) 2004
A) A Metacritic bottom-ten film B) A Golden Trailer Award winner C) A box office failure in the UK D) A worldwide bestseller
A) Leslie Felperin B) Denise Epstein-Dauple C) Anna Smith D) Emma Dibdin
A) An extraordinary feeling to have brought her mother back to life B) A passion-free and flabby sensation C) A fusty and old-fashioned sentiment D) A feeling of vengeance against the Nazis
A) They collaborated with French folk B) They successfully destroyed all evidence C) They won the Public Choice Award D) They did not truly succeed in killing her
A) Not a victory B) Not vengeance C) Not an extraordinary feeling D) Not a worldwide bestseller
A) Vengeance B) A damp haddock C) Middlebrow tastefulness D) A victory
A) 24 June 2013 B) 2 September 2013 C) 16 March 2015 D) 10 July 2013
A) Until late August B) Eight weeks C) Eight days D) Three and a half weeks
A) Marville B) Abbey Road C) Paris D) Normandie
A) London B) Meuse C) Paris D) Normandie
A) Michael O'Connor B) Leo Barraclough C) Jenny Shircore D) Alexandre Desplat
A) English B) French C) Canadian D) American
A) The Duchess B) Suite Française C) The Rules of the Game D) Abbey Road
A) Modern synthetic fabrics from London B) Handmade American cotton from New York C) Authentic French fabrics from Paris D) Vintage German textiles from Berlin
A) Alexandre Desplat B) Jean Renoir C) Rael Jones D) Michael O'Connor
A) Dibb's novel B) Jones's novel C) Renoir's novel D) Némirovsky's novel
A) Lucienne Boyer B) Michael O'Connor C) Leo Barraclough D) Jenny Shircore
A) Sobriety B) Modernity C) Extravagance D) Opulence
A) German B) French C) English D) American
A) The closing orchestral symphony B) The countryside waltz C) The opening credits march D) Bruno's piano piece
A) Rael Jones B) Leo Barraclough C) Jenny Shircore D) Michael O'Connor
A) 16 March 2015 B) 27 July 2015 C) 10 March 2015 D) 16 April 2013
A) Sony Classical B) UGC Distribution C) Entertainment One D) The Weinstein Company
A) Lucienne Boyer B) Némirovsky C) Alexandre Desplat D) Jenny Shircore
A) 10 March 2015 B) 19 May 2013 C) 16 April 2013 D) 24 October 2014
A) Sony Classical B) Entertainment One C) The Weinstein Company D) UGC Distribution
A) 16 April 2013 B) 10 March 2015 C) 24 October 2014 D) 16 March 2015
A) 13 March 2015 B) 27 July 2015 C) 16 March 2015 D) 23 January 2015
A) 13 March 2015 B) 10 October 2016 C) 27 July 2015 D) 20 April 2015
A) 16 March 2015 B) 20 April 2015 C) 27 July 2015 D) 22 May 2017
A) Entertainment One B) The Weinstein Company C) UGC Distribution D) Sony Classical
A) 13 March 2015 B) 27 July 2015 C) 20 April 2015 D) 10 March 2015
A) Trailer release B) Theatrical release C) Soundtrack release D) DVD release
A) Sony B) Lifetime C) HBO D) Netflix
A) 22 May 2017 B) 27 July 2015 C) 16 March 2015 D) 20 April 2015
A) Matt Charman B) Michael Fleming C) Saul Dibb D) Mick Brown
A) Matt Charman B) Ronald Harwood C) Saul Dibb D) Michael Fleming
A) Entertainment One B) Universal Pictures C) TF1 Droits Audiovisuels D) The Weinstein Company
A) Mick Brown B) Saul Dibb C) Michael Fleming D) Ronald Harwood
A) Deadline Hollywood B) Moviefone C) Variety D) The Daily Telegraph
A) Italy B) Germany C) Spain D) Belgium
A) Madeleine B) Viscountess de Montmort C) Celine D) Lucile Angellier
A) Dominic Patten B) Michael Fleming C) Jeff Sneider D) Mick Brown
A) Margot Robbie B) Kristin Scott Thomas C) Harriet Walter D) Ruth Wilson
A) Kurt Bonnet B) Gaston C) Bruno D) Benoit
A) Tom Schilling B) Sam Riley C) Matthias Schoenaerts D) Lambert Wilson
A) Dominic Patten B) Michael Fleming C) Erin Whitney D) Jeff Sneider
A) Benoit B) Bruno C) Gaston D) Kurt Bonnet
A) Harriet Walter B) Ruth Wilson C) Margot Robbie D) Alexandra Maria Lara
A) Ruth Wilson B) Margot Robbie C) Alexandra Maria Lara D) Harriet Walter
A) Sam Riley B) Tom Schilling C) Matthias Schoenaerts D) Lambert Wilson
A) Sam Riley B) Lambert Wilson C) Cédric Maerckx D) Tom Schilling
A) Margot Robbie B) Harriet Walter C) Ruth Wilson D) Eileen Atkins
A) Eileen Atkins B) Harriet Walter C) Alexandra Maria Lara D) Kristin Scott Thomas
A) Sam Riley B) Tom Schilling C) Cédric Maerckx D) Lambert Wilson
A) Matt Charman B) Irène Némirovsky C) Bruno von Falk D) Lucile Angellier
A) The prologue B) The third part C) The second part D) The first part
A) Margot Robbie B) Michelle Williams C) Ruth Wilson D) Kristin Scott Thomas
A) Academy Award for Best Picture B) BAFTA Award for Best Direction C) Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Music Composition D) Golden Globe for Best Foreign Film
A) Kurt B) Bruno C) Benoit D) Gaston
A) French fighters B) American B-17s C) German Ju 87 stuka bombers D) British Spitfires
A) Wehrmacht Oberleutnant B) Major C) Private D) General
A) Paris B) A French hospital C) A German POW camp D) A concentration camp
A) Madeleine B) Lucile C) Celine D) Simone
A) A rifle B) Sheet music C) A travel pass D) A chicken
A) Their clothes B) Their weapons C) Their food D) Their motorcycle
A) Madame Angellier B) Celine C) The Viscountess D) Madeleine
A) Lucile B) Madeleine C) Celine D) Simone
A) Madame Angellier B) Bruno von Falk C) The Viscountess de Montmort D) Kurt Bonnet
A) Runs away without a weapon B) Surrenders immediately C) Shoots the Viscountess D) Points a gun at the Viscountess |