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What is "Arsenic and Old Lace"?Ingrid Bergman won a Best Actress in a Leading Role Oscar (and a Golden Globe) for her performance in this 1944 movie.
What is "Gaslight"?"Casablanca" was mainly filmed on sound stages, but the scene when Victor and his wife are on the plane to Lisbon took place at this airport.
What is Van Nuys airport? On July 6, 1535, this English philosopher, author, and statesman, was executed (beheaded) for treason
Kathy wrote: "What is "Arsenic and Old Lace"?Ingrid Bergman won a Best Actress in a Leading Role Oscar (and a Golden Globe) for her performance in this 1944 movie."
Arsenic and Old Lace was one of my all time favorite Cary Grant movies...Bergman wasn't in that - She was in Gaslight, for which she won an Oscar
Maureen wrote: "Kathy wrote: "What is "Arsenic and Old Lace"?Ingrid Bergman won a Best Actress in a Leading Role Oscar (and a Golden Globe) for her performance in this 1944 movie."
Arsenic and Old Lace was one ..."
Yes, Betsy answered my clue correctly (#2412). The idea here is to give an answer, and the next person gives the question for that answer. My "question" on "Arsenic and Old Lace" was the question that went with the answer in #2410. Just like the Jeopardy game.
So we are still waiting for the question to go with the answer in #2414 (the answer about the aria in Carmen).
If it wll help, I will change mine to:Who is Sir Thomas More?
This actor portrayed Henry VIII in the 1966 Oscar award winning film, "Man For All Sseasons."
Who is Robert Shaw?Robert Shaw and Roy Scheider, who were both in "A Man for All Seasons," reunited in the 1975 film that has a very memorable musical score.
What is Jaws?Roy Scheider also appeared in this movie with a screenplay by Arthur C. Clarke.
What is "2010: The Year We Make Contact"?This Roy Scheider film was a quasi-biopic of a famed choreographer/actor/director.
What is "All That Jazz"?Bob Fosse directed this 1972 award winning film, set in Germany.
Kathy wrote: "What is "2010: The Year We Make Contact"?"2001: A Space Odyssey" is the answer. Peter Hyams wrote the screenplay to "2010"
Betsy wrote: Bob Fosse directed this 1972 award winning film, set in Germany.
What is Cabaret.
This animal's horn is highly prized in Asian cultures as an aphrodisiac.
Was Roy Scheider in "2001: A Space Odyssey"? I thought he was only in the 2010 version.What are rhino horns? (But that's more of a legend about the aphrodisiac part.)
These two performers won Oscars for "Cabaret."
Betsy wrote: "Was Roy Scheider in 2001: A Space Odyssey?I'm 99% sure he was - in one of the earliest scenes after the opening sequence featuring the apes. He boards the ship flying to the moon to examine the monolith.
What are rhino horns? (But that's more of a legend about the aphrodisiac part.)
True.
These two performers won Oscars for "Cabaret.""
Who are Liza Minelli and Joel Gray?
He must have been uncredited because he wasn't on the IMDB list.Do you have a new comment/question? :)
Betsy wrote: "He must have been uncredited because he wasn't on the IMDB list.And there's a good possibility I'm wrong. My wife often informs me I am.
Do you have a new comment/question? :)"
I can answer almost every question posted; I just can't come up with one to ask.
Sorry. Let me think.
He brought the assembly line to automobile manufacturing.
(I have that problem too.)Who is Henry Ford?
This 60s cabinet member was the first president of Ford Motor Co. who was not a member of the Ford family.
Betsy wrote: "He must have been uncredited because he wasn't on the IMDB list.Do you have a new comment/question? :)"
Re: Roy Scheider - 2001 is not in his film list on Wikipedia. So I went with 2010 since it was based on an Arthur C. Clarke story. Next time 2001 is on, we'll all have to watch the opening!
Okay, I guess you ladies were right. My apologies.Betsy wrote: "This 60s cabinet member was the first president of Ford Motor Co. who was not a member of the Ford family."
I'm gonna take a stab here: Who is Robert McNamara?
This is one of the 2 auto races that lasts 24 hours.
What is Le Mans?The 'most catastrophic motor car accident' with 80+ deaths, mostly spectators, occurred at Le Mans in this year.
What is 1955?This company has the most wins at LeMans.
What is Porsche?This 1889 structure is the most-visited paid monument in the world..
What is the Eiffel Tower?Hurricanes and typhoons are this same weather phenomenon.
What is a tropical cyclone?The deadliest hurricane in U.S. history occurred in 1900 in the vicinity of this city.
What is Galveston, TX?Which rock band was fronted by both Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins?
What is Genesis?This Italian physicist is credited with inventing the battery.
Who is Alessandro Volta?This modern day inventor offered to build a submersible device to help rescue the kids trapped in a Thai cave
Who is Elon Musk?July 10, 1940, is usually recognized as the beginning of this crucial air campaign in WWII.
What is The Battle of Britain?The French were defeated by a coalition army led by England at this battle in 1815.
What is Waterloo?This general was executed for his part in the battle although there have been rumors that he escaped to the U.S.
Who was Marshal Ney?In 1866, she was the first woman in America to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor
Who was Dr. Mary Walker? (And then they took it away from her!)This woman played a significant role in providing medical care at the battle of Antietam, and as a founder of the American Red Cross.
Who was Clara Barton?On July 11, 1806, there was a famous duel in New Jersey. One of the duelists is the title character in an American musical that is sung- and rapped, and still on Broadway.
Do you mean 1804? Who is Alexander Hamilton?Hamilton is on the $10 bill; this former Secretary of the Treasury is on the $10,000 bill.
Betsy wrote: "Do you mean 1804? Who is Alexander Hamilton?Hamilton is on the $10 bill; this former Secretary of the Treasury is on the $10,000 bill."
Betsy - you're right - I typed in it wrong!! (1804)
Who is Chase?This woman was executed by the U.S. government for her role as a conspirator in Abraham Lincoln’s assassination.
Who was Mary Surratt?This physician was sentenced to life in prison for his part in the Lincoln assassination, but was pardoned because of his work during a yellow fever epidemic.
Who was Samuel Mudd?The Guthrie Theater, in this state, is the largest regional playhouse in the US.
What is Minnesota?This tv host from Minnesota is an expert on 'bizarre foods'.
Who is Andrew Zimmern?She is the first known African-American woman to publish a book. The book was published in 1773.
Who was Phillis Wheatley?This legendary mystery was supposedly solved by Alexander III of Macedon in a unique manner, which foretold his conquering the known world as a result.
Who is Phyllis Wheatley?Who won the World Cup in 1966.
Who is England?This legendary mystery was supposedly solved by Alexander III of Macedon (333 B.C.) in a unique manner, which foretold his ruling the known world.
The mystery of the Gordian knot was solved by Alexander the Great in 333 BC who cut the knot with his sword. Who captained the English side when they won the World Cup in 1966?
Who was Bobby Moore?This is the longest covered bridge in the U.S.
What is the Cornish-Windsor bridge in CN.David Beckham's debut for the Manchester United first team was as a substitute in a Coca-Cola Cup match. Against which team?
(The correct answer is the Smolen-Gulf Bridge in Ohio, which was built in 2008.)What is Brighton & Hove Albion?
This 2002 film, starring Keira Knightley, concerned a young woman's desire to play football.
What is Bend It Like Beckham?This is awarded to beaches which meet high standards regarding environmental issues, safety & services and water quality.
What is a FEE Blue Flag?This American punk rock band was considered one of the first hardcore punk bands. Henry Rollins joined the band as singer in 1981.
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This film was produced in 1941, but not released until 1944 because its original play was still on Broadway. Three of the original performers appeared in both.