From: U15289@uicvm.uic.edu
Newsgroups: rec.arts.movies,rec.games.trivia,bit.listserv.cinema-l
Subject: Film Trivia Quiz Answers: Music That Outlived Its Movies
Date: 2 Oct 92 17:30:02 GMT
Organization: University of Illinois at Chicago


 The Less-Remembered Movies <--> The Better-Remembered Songs

 1. _Suicide Squadron_ <--> C. "Warsaw Concerto" (instrumental)
 (World War II British saga of the same time and place)

 2. _Night Shift_ <--> H. "That's What Friends Are For"
 (Rod Stewart sang this song over the closing credits of the 1982 Michael
 Keaton-Henry Winkler comedy about a call girl service they ran from a morgue,
 several years before it became an anthem for the AIDS research movement)

 3. _Unchained_ <--> F. "Unchained Melody"
 (Now best known for being featured in _Ghost_ in 1990, the song first
 appeared in the 1950's prison melodrama)

 4. _Way Out West_ <--> I. "On the Trail of the Lonesome Pine"
 (1930's Laurel and Hardy comedy)

 5. _Buck Privates_ <--> B. "Apple Blossom Time"
 (Abbott and Costello and the Andrews Sisters in World War II)

 6. _Robin and the Seven Hoods_ <--> J. "My Kind of Town"
 (Frank Sinatra first did this ode to Chicago in the 1960's comedy about
 the city's 1920's gangsters)

 7. _The Joker Is Wild_ <--> D. "All The Way"
 (Sinatra also did the theme for this biography of entertainer Joe E. Lewis)

 8. _Papa's Delicate Condition_ <--> E. "Call Me Irresponsible"
 (Early 1960's comedy starring Jackie Gleason)

 9. _Casino Royale_ <--> A. "The Look of Love"
 (The title of Ian Fleming's first James Bond novel was about all the pro-
 ducers kept in this 007 spoof, with David Niven, Woody Allen and others
 playing multiple Bonds)

10. _Everybody's Welcome_ (stage musical) <--> G. "As Time Goes By"
(It took 10 years for this show tune to rise from obscurity to become
the signature tune of _Casablanca_)

BONUS QUESTIONS:  from the annals of Cinema's Subcutaneous Sibs

B1. What do the following five films have in common?

    a. _The Stratton Story_
    b. _Sunrise at Campobello_
    c. _The Other Side of the Mountain_
    d. _My Left Foot_
    e. _A Brief History of Time_

All five are about real people with disabilities; respectively:  amputee
ballplayer Monty Stratton, U.S. president with polio Franklin Roosevelt,
quadriplegic former Olympic skier Jill Kinmont, author/artist with cere-
bral palsy Christy Brown, and Nobel-winning physicist with ALS Stephen
Hawking.

B2. Which of these five films is the odd-man-out?

    e. _A Brief History of Time_

B3. How does it differ from the others?

It's a documentary, in which Hawking himself appears.  The others are
conventional biopics, with actors playing the subjects (Jimmy Stewart as
Stratton, Ralph Bellamy as Roosevelt, Marilyn Hassett as Kinmont, and
Daniel Day-Lewis as Brown).

SCORING:  One point for each correct match on the main quiz, for a maximum 10;
one point for each _complete, correct_ answer on the bonus questions, for a
maximum 3 (I gave partial credit for partial answers on these).  Congratula-
tions to top scorers Jon Conrad (10+2.5), Mary Shaffer (10+1.5), and
Charles Sroczynski (7).

PAST IMPERFECT:  Through oversight, I failed earlier to report the perfect
scores racked up by Jon Conrad on the Actornet 7 quiz, and by Steve and Kammy
on Actornet 6.

                                               Mitch Pravatiner
                                               U15289@uicvm.uic.edu