Question: In what film would you find bookstore owner William Thacker and Hollywood superstar Anna Scott?
Answer: Notting Hill

Question: What 1997 film was the highest grossing film of the 90's decade?
Answer: Titanic

Question: What was Roger Moore's first film as James Bond?
Answer: Live and Let Die

Question: What Disney film features the best belling song of 2014 Let It Go'?
Answer: Frozen

Question: In 1961 who had Breakfast at Tiffany's?
Answer: Audrey Hepburn/Holly Go lightly

Question: June Brown is most famous for playing which long serving character since 1985?
Answer: Dott Cotton

Question: Monica and Ross Geller were brother and sister in which long running American television series?
Answer: F.R.I.E.N.D.S

Question: Phil Redmond created with UK Television Soap Opera 18 years ago?
Answer: Hollyoaks

Question: In what Soap would you expect to find Miffield Hall later renamed to Home Farm Manor?
Answer: Emmerdale

Question: Neighbours is set Melbourne in the fictional suburb of Erinsborough but what is the name of the road in which it is set?
Answer: Ramsey Street

Question: In which reality show would you expect to find siblings Kim, Khloe, Kortney, Kendell, Kylie and Rob?
Answer: Keeping up with the Kardashians

Question: Faulty Towers ran for a total of four years, but how many episodes were produced and released?
Answer: 12

Question: What is the Greek word for 'New'?
Answer: Neo (or Neos) - Lead Character of The Matrix movies.

Question: Which animal is also referred to as glutton, carcajou, skunk bear, or quickhatch, is the largest land-dwelling species of the family Mustelidae.
Answer: Wolverine - from X-Men

Question: Which French poet wrote 'A Season in Hell' in 1873?
Answer: Arthur Rimbaud - Pronounced Ram-bow

Question: What is the Latin term for 'the greatest' or 'the largest'?
Answer: Maximus - as in Maximus Decimus Meridius in Gladiator

Question: Which state in the United States is known as the 'Hoosier State'?
Answer: Indiana - as in Indiana Jones

Question: What is the name of a a small agricultural unit, most of which are situated in certain counties in the north of Scotland?
Answer: Croft - as in Lara Croft of Tomb Raider

Question: What is the name of the flat. cutting edge of a knife, saw, or other tool or weapon?
Answer: Blade - as in the Vampire Hunter/Killer

Question: What is the name of a written and signed promise to pay a certain sum of money on a certain date, or on fulfilment of a specified condition?
Answer: Bond - as in James Bond

Question: What is a soldier or airman assigned to a commissioned officer as a personal servant called?
Answer: Batman

Question: What is the sixth of the Ten Commandments?
Answer: Thou shallt not Kill

Question: What famous event took place on the sixth of June 1944?
Answer: D-Day - Normandy Invasion, Invasion of Western Europe

Question: What is the sixth letter of the Greek alphabet?
Answer: zeta

Question: What is covered by the Sixth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution?
Answer: Legal rights of those facing prosecution in court; trial by impartial jury, speedy trial, legal representation, confronting witnesses etc

Question: What according to Catholic Tradition, what is the sixth of the Seven Deadly Sins?
Answer: Ira or Wrath

Question: What is the sixth planet in our Solar System?
Answer: Saturn

Question: Are there more adult males or females in the UK population?
Answer: More females - 1.5 million extra women

Question: Who watches most television in the UK?
Answer: Women - 32 hours per week as compared to men at 28 hours per week

Question: Who is more likely to die in a workplace accident in the U.K.?
Answer: Men - over 95% of workplace fatalities are male

Question: Who carries the most debt in the U.K.?
Answer: Men - 4.3% on average more than women

Question: In the U.K. Public Sector. are there more male or female employees?
Answer: More female - two out of every three Public Sector workers are female

Question: Who is more likely to be homeless in the UK.?
Answer: Men - by a factor of four to one

Question: Who is more likely to start divorce proceedings in the U.K.?
Answer: Women - almost 70% of divorces are initiated by the wife

Question: Who is more likely to be a regular church-goer in the U.K.?
Answer: Women - 65% - 35% split

Question: Who, on average, drives the most miles per year in the U.K.?
Answer: Men - by a factor of around ten to one

Question: What is the name of the visit attraction in Bodelva, Cornwall, where biodomes house plants from around the world?
Answer: The Eden Project

Question: What was the name for the Zimbabwean Capital 'Harare' before 1982?
Answer: Salisbury

Question: What was the surname of the lead character in the 'Dirty Harry' series of movies?
Answer: Harry Callahan

Question: What is the name of the home ground of Queen of the South Football Club in Dumfries, Scotland?
Answer: Palmerston Park

Question: What is the real name of Actor/Comedian Robbie Coltrane?
Answer: Anthony McMillan

Question: What was the real name of author George Orwell?
Answer: Eric Arthur Blair

Question: What links Gerry Rafferty to Sherlock Holmes?
Answer: Baker Street

Question: Whose grave in Winchelsea bears the epitaph "I told you I was ill"?
Answer: Spike Milligan

Question: Where is there a barber showing photographs of every head he's had the pleasure to know?
Answer: Penny Lane

Question: Where did the Great Fire of London start and end?
Answer: Pudding Lane, and Pye Corner

Question: What fictional character lives at 32 Windsor Gardens?
Answer: Paddington Bear

Question: What is the only London station to span the Thames, with entrances on both sides of the river?
Answer: Blackfriars

Question: Which city connects the headquarters of OPEC, the burial place of Beethoven, and Rigsby's cat in Rising Damp?
Answer: Vienna

Question: Which skier spectacularly summersaulted through 2 barriers, landing on his head, in the downhill race at the winter Olympics in Nagano. Then went on to win 2 gold medals a few days later?
Answer: Hermann Maier

Question: What is the significant total reached when all the numbers on a roulette wheel are added together?
Answer: 666

Question: Who is the only player to have played in both a football and cricket world cup?
Answer: Sir Viv Richards

Question: Which sport features the terms cow corner, a featherbed, dibbly dobbly and a sticky dog?
Answer: Cricket

Question: What will be the first city to host the summer and winter Olympics, after being chosen to stage the 2022 Winter Games?
Answer: Beijing

Question: Which English Football league, team's name, starts with 5 consonants?
Answer: Crystal Palace

Question: Who was the first unseeded player to win the Men's Wimbledon Singles Title?
Answer: Boris Becker

Question: What were the names of The Good's neighbours in The Good Life?
Answer: Margot and Gerry Leadbetter

Question: Who played Gary's flatmate in the first series of Men Behaving Badly?
Answer: Harry Enfield.

Question: Brian Wilde played Mr Barraclough in Porridge. But he was also one of the main characters in a later sitcom. Name the sitcom, and the character.
Answer: Foggy.      Last of the Summer Wine

Question: What was the theme tune to The Office?
Answer: Handbags and Gladrags

Question: Which sitcom actor and comedian fell off a treadmill in Peter Kay's version of Amarillo for Comic Relief?
Answer: Ronnie Corbett

Question: In which sitcom did Nicolas Lindhurst first gain national recognition?
Answer: Butterflies

Question: What was the name of the character played by Stephen Fry in Blackadder Goes Forth?
Answer: Colonel Melchett

Question: Which company was founded in a draper's shop in Glasgow in 1849?
Answer: House of Fraser

Question: What is the alcoholic beverage similar to cider which is made from fermented pears?
Answer: Perry

Question: What former monetary unit was equal to a quarter of an old penny?
Answer: Farthing

Question: What is the name of the pig in Animal Farm?
Answer: Napoleon