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Entertainment (Movies) 160726

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1   Which movie studio’s logo features several searchlights scanning the sky and the name of the company?
A   Twentieth Century Fox, Twenty-First Century Fox, Searchlight Pictures (all the same company)

2   The USA has Hollywood; India has Bollywood: which country’s film industry is Nollywood?
A   Nigeria

3   Although there have been seven lions used as Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s mascot, they have all been referred to by what name?
A   Leo (only the current lion, in use since 1957, was actually named “Leo”)

4   The first full-length movie presented as a talkie, ‘The Jazz Singer’, was released in which year?
A   1927.

5   Which Hollywood movie studios did Charlie Chaplin, Mary Pickford, and Douglas Fairbanks senior found in 1919?
A   United Artists.

6   What sort of movie is a production outside of the major film studios?
A   Independent

7   Founded in 1929, which of the Big Five studios of Hollywood’s Golden Age had corporate ties with vaudeville, radio, and was a leading maker of movie sound equipment?
A   RKO, which stands for Radio Keith Orpheum.

8   Which movie studio did the Wonskolaser brothers found in 1918?
A   Warner Brothers (Warner is Anglicised Wonskolaser – Harry, Albert, Sam, and Jack)

9   What does a movie’s Gaffer do?
A   Electrician (the head of the electrical department)

10   What is the name for the stock sound effect of a man screaming that has been used in more than 225 movies?
A   Wilhelm Scream (beginning in 1951 for the film Distant Drums)