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