 November 2004 (Questions 61 to 80 of 108) |
Which character in the television series `London`s Burning` was played by Richard Walsh? Sick note, Four eyes or Rent boy?
Sick-note |
What is the chemical symbol for the element Fermium? Fr, Fm or Fn?
Fm |
Which band had a UK number 2 hit in 1967 with `Hole In My Shoe`, which was covered in 1985 by Neil from the TV show `The Young Ones`?
Traffic |
Which European country began the tradition of exchanging gifts at Christmas time?
Italy |
What famous cartoon character was born on April 1st, 1980?
Bart Simpson |
Olly Peacock is the drummer with which group?
Gomez |
A dipsomaniac would be obsessed with what?
Alcohol |
Liechtenstein lies in between which two European countries?
Austria and Switzerland |
What 1980 film was advertised with the line `They`ll never get caught. They`re on a mission from God.`
`The Blues Brothers` |
In what year did Marilyn Monroe die?
1962 |
What trilogy did John Ronald Reuel write under a pseudonym?
`Lord Of The Rings` |
A Bulgarian and a Russian shared the golden boot in the 1994 World Cup finals, both scoring 6 goals. Who were they?
Stoichkov and Salenko |
What is the main language spoken in Chile?
Spanish |
Which city was singer Craig David born in?
Southampton |
Who played Bonnie in the 1967 film `Bonnie And Clyde`?
Faye Dunaway |
For which film did Henry Fonda receive his last Oscar?
`On Golden Pond` |
In which American state is the museum called the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?
Ohio |
In which film are Peter Fonda, Dennis Hopper and Jack Nicholson said to be smoking real marijauna on camera?
`Easy Rider` |
In which year did Samuel Pepys make the first entry in his famous diary?
1660 |
Margarita Cansino is the real name of which actress?
Rita Hayworth |
