 December 2002 (Questions 21 to 40 of 110) |
In which year was the film studio Paramount opened?
1912 |
In what year did people from all 6 inhabited continents first take part in the Olympics?
1912 |
Who plays Jim in the TV comedy series `The Royle Family`?
Ricky Tomlinson |
In the game of Monopoly, how much does it cost to buy a house for Mayfair?
£200 |
What is the state capital of Mississippi?
Jackson |
How many lines does a limerick have?
5 |
With what name did Johann Holzel have several hit records in the eighties?
Falco |
Sculptor Sir Alfred Gilbert is bets known for which statue in London?
Eros |
Who is actress Jamie Lee Curtis` famous mother?
Janet Leigh |
According to the nursery rhyme, if little girls are made of sugar and spice and all things nice, what are little boys made of?
Frogs and snails and puppy dogs` tails. |
Ray Manzarek was the keyboard player with which American band?
The Doors |
As at the year 2001, which baseball team has won the most World Series titles?
New York Yankees |
Who is the only actor to speak in Mel Brooks` film `Silent Movie` saying the word `No`?
Marcel Marceau |
The film `Roxanne` starring Steve Martin is based on which classic French film?
`Cyrano De Bergerac` |
From which song does the lyric `Picture yourself in a boat on a river with tangerine trees and marmalade skies` come?
`Lucy in the sky with diamonds` (by The Beatles). |
Which actor couldn`t use his real name of Michael Douglas in films as there was already an actor with that name?
Michael Keaton |
Boyzone had a hit with which Cat Stevens song?
`Father And Son` |
Which musical features the song `I could have danced all night`?
`My Fair Lady` |
For what was the American Ogden Nash best known for writing? Plays, Poems or Novels?
Plays |
Which two countries fought in the hundred years war?
England and France |
