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Roger Dodger

After cynical New York advertising copywriter Roger Swanson (Campbell Scott) is dumped by his on-again/off-again girlfriend, Joyce (Isabella Rossellini) â who is also his boss â his painful workday is further complicated by the unexpected arrival of his 16-year-old nephew, Nick (Jesse Eisenberg). After asking to spend the night at Roger's, Nick reveals that he has come to ask for helpâin hopes of ditching his virginal status, Nick begs Roger for a lesson in the art of seduction. Embittered Roger then takes on the role of a nocturnal drill sergeant in an imaginary war between the sexes, starting Nick's training at an upscale singles bar. There they meet two beautiful women (Elizabeth Berkley and Jennifer Beals) who turn out to be less malleable than Roger expects.
Although this first attempt to seduce women is unsuccessful, Nick chooses to continue the quest, which takes them to a party at Joyce's. There they find Joyce's secretary drunk and attempt to capitalize. Once in the bedroom Nick's conscience gets the better of him and he allows her to fall asleep untouched.
With Roger spinning out of control and Nick's window of opportunity closing rapidly, they agree to go with the "Fail Safe" plan. This turns out to be an underground brothel. At the underground location Roger finds he cannot let Nick lose his virginity in such an emotionally barren atmosphere, and drags him back to his apartment to sleep things off. Roger has failed to introduce his nephew to the mysteries of the world, but has perhaps gained a glimmer of a conscience. Nick travels back to Ohio but Roger shows up unexpectedly to tutor Nick and his classmates on their home turf, bonding with the younger men in a more potent way in an atmosphere populated by adolescent peers.
At the closing, it is left open which way Nick will go.

Question: Who plays Roger Swanson ?
Answer: Campbell Scott.
Roger Dodger

After cynical New York advertising copywriter Roger Swanson (Campbell Scott) is dumped by his on-again/off-again girlfriend, Joyce (Isabella Rossellini) â who is also his boss â his painful workday is further complicated by the unexpected arrival of his 16-year-old nephew, Nick (Jesse Eisenberg). After asking to spend the night at Roger's, Nick reveals that he has come to ask for helpâin hopes of ditching his virginal status, Nick begs Roger for a lesson in the art of seduction. Embittered Roger then takes on the role of a nocturnal drill sergeant in an imaginary war between the sexes, starting Nick's training at an upscale singles bar. There they meet two beautiful women (Elizabeth Berkley and Jennifer Beals) who turn out to be less malleable than Roger expects.
Although this first attempt to seduce women is unsuccessful, Nick chooses to continue the quest, which takes them to a party at Joyce's. There they find Joyce's secretary drunk and attempt to capitalize. Once in the bedroom Nick's conscience gets the better of him and he allows her to fall asleep untouched.
With Roger spinning out of control and Nick's window of opportunity closing rapidly, they agree to go with the "Fail Safe" plan. This turns out to be an underground brothel. At the underground location Roger finds he cannot let Nick lose his virginity in such an emotionally barren atmosphere, and drags him back to his apartment to sleep things off. Roger has failed to introduce his nephew to the mysteries of the world, but has perhaps gained a glimmer of a conscience. Nick travels back to Ohio but Roger shows up unexpectedly to tutor Nick and his classmates on their home turf, bonding with the younger men in a more potent way in an atmosphere populated by adolescent peers.
At the closing, it is left open which way Nick will go.

Question: Who surpises Nick unexpectedly in Ohio?
Answer: Roger
Roger Dodger

After cynical New York advertising copywriter Roger Swanson (Campbell Scott) is dumped by his on-again/off-again girlfriend, Joyce (Isabella Rossellini) â who is also his boss â his painful workday is further complicated by the unexpected arrival of his 16-year-old nephew, Nick (Jesse Eisenberg). After asking to spend the night at Roger's, Nick reveals that he has come to ask for helpâin hopes of ditching his virginal status, Nick begs Roger for a lesson in the art of seduction. Embittered Roger then takes on the role of a nocturnal drill sergeant in an imaginary war between the sexes, starting Nick's training at an upscale singles bar. There they meet two beautiful women (Elizabeth Berkley and Jennifer Beals) who turn out to be less malleable than Roger expects.
Although this first attempt to seduce women is unsuccessful, Nick chooses to continue the quest, which takes them to a party at Joyce's. There they find Joyce's secretary drunk and attempt to capitalize. Once in the bedroom Nick's conscience gets the better of him and he allows her to fall asleep untouched.
With Roger spinning out of control and Nick's window of opportunity closing rapidly, they agree to go with the "Fail Safe" plan. This turns out to be an underground brothel. At the underground location Roger finds he cannot let Nick lose his virginity in such an emotionally barren atmosphere, and drags him back to his apartment to sleep things off. Roger has failed to introduce his nephew to the mysteries of the world, but has perhaps gained a glimmer of a conscience. Nick travels back to Ohio but Roger shows up unexpectedly to tutor Nick and his classmates on their home turf, bonding with the younger men in a more potent way in an atmosphere populated by adolescent peers.
At the closing, it is left open which way Nick will go.

Question: What is the 'fail safe' plan?
Answer: underground brothel
Roger Dodger

After cynical New York advertising copywriter Roger Swanson (Campbell Scott) is dumped by his on-again/off-again girlfriend, Joyce (Isabella Rossellini) â who is also his boss â his painful workday is further complicated by the unexpected arrival of his 16-year-old nephew, Nick (Jesse Eisenberg). After asking to spend the night at Roger's, Nick reveals that he has come to ask for helpâin hopes of ditching his virginal status, Nick begs Roger for a lesson in the art of seduction. Embittered Roger then takes on the role of a nocturnal drill sergeant in an imaginary war between the sexes, starting Nick's training at an upscale singles bar. There they meet two beautiful women (Elizabeth Berkley and Jennifer Beals) who turn out to be less malleable than Roger expects.
Although this first attempt to seduce women is unsuccessful, Nick chooses to continue the quest, which takes them to a party at Joyce's. There they find Joyce's secretary drunk and attempt to capitalize. Once in the bedroom Nick's conscience gets the better of him and he allows her to fall asleep untouched.
With Roger spinning out of control and Nick's window of opportunity closing rapidly, they agree to go with the "Fail Safe" plan. This turns out to be an underground brothel. At the underground location Roger finds he cannot let Nick lose his virginity in such an emotionally barren atmosphere, and drags him back to his apartment to sleep things off. Roger has failed to introduce his nephew to the mysteries of the world, but has perhaps gained a glimmer of a conscience. Nick travels back to Ohio but Roger shows up unexpectedly to tutor Nick and his classmates on their home turf, bonding with the younger men in a more potent way in an atmosphere populated by adolescent peers.
At the closing, it is left open which way Nick will go.

Question: Where is Nick from?
Answer: Ohio
Roger Dodger

After cynical New York advertising copywriter Roger Swanson (Campbell Scott) is dumped by his on-again/off-again girlfriend, Joyce (Isabella Rossellini) â who is also his boss â his painful workday is further complicated by the unexpected arrival of his 16-year-old nephew, Nick (Jesse Eisenberg). After asking to spend the night at Roger's, Nick reveals that he has come to ask for helpâin hopes of ditching his virginal status, Nick begs Roger for a lesson in the art of seduction. Embittered Roger then takes on the role of a nocturnal drill sergeant in an imaginary war between the sexes, starting Nick's training at an upscale singles bar. There they meet two beautiful women (Elizabeth Berkley and Jennifer Beals) who turn out to be less malleable than Roger expects.
Although this first attempt to seduce women is unsuccessful, Nick chooses to continue the quest, which takes them to a party at Joyce's. There they find Joyce's secretary drunk and attempt to capitalize. Once in the bedroom Nick's conscience gets the better of him and he allows her to fall asleep untouched.
With Roger spinning out of control and Nick's window of opportunity closing rapidly, they agree to go with the "Fail Safe" plan. This turns out to be an underground brothel. At the underground location Roger finds he cannot let Nick lose his virginity in such an emotionally barren atmosphere, and drags him back to his apartment to sleep things off. Roger has failed to introduce his nephew to the mysteries of the world, but has perhaps gained a glimmer of a conscience. Nick travels back to Ohio but Roger shows up unexpectedly to tutor Nick and his classmates on their home turf, bonding with the younger men in a more potent way in an atmosphere populated by adolescent peers.
At the closing, it is left open which way Nick will go.

Question: Who is Nick to Roger?
Answer: nephew
Roger Dodger

After cynical New York advertising copywriter Roger Swanson (Campbell Scott) is dumped by his on-again/off-again girlfriend, Joyce (Isabella Rossellini) â who is also his boss â his painful workday is further complicated by the unexpected arrival of his 16-year-old nephew, Nick (Jesse Eisenberg). After asking to spend the night at Roger's, Nick reveals that he has come to ask for helpâin hopes of ditching his virginal status, Nick begs Roger for a lesson in the art of seduction. Embittered Roger then takes on the role of a nocturnal drill sergeant in an imaginary war between the sexes, starting Nick's training at an upscale singles bar. There they meet two beautiful women (Elizabeth Berkley and Jennifer Beals) who turn out to be less malleable than Roger expects.
Although this first attempt to seduce women is unsuccessful, Nick chooses to continue the quest, which takes them to a party at Joyce's. There they find Joyce's secretary drunk and attempt to capitalize. Once in the bedroom Nick's conscience gets the better of him and he allows her to fall asleep untouched.
With Roger spinning out of control and Nick's window of opportunity closing rapidly, they agree to go with the "Fail Safe" plan. This turns out to be an underground brothel. At the underground location Roger finds he cannot let Nick lose his virginity in such an emotionally barren atmosphere, and drags him back to his apartment to sleep things off. Roger has failed to introduce his nephew to the mysteries of the world, but has perhaps gained a glimmer of a conscience. Nick travels back to Ohio but Roger shows up unexpectedly to tutor Nick and his classmates on their home turf, bonding with the younger men in a more potent way in an atmosphere populated by adolescent peers.
At the closing, it is left open which way Nick will go.

Question: Who is dumped by their girlfriend ?
Answer: Roger Swanson.
Roger Dodger

After cynical New York advertising copywriter Roger Swanson (Campbell Scott) is dumped by his on-again/off-again girlfriend, Joyce (Isabella Rossellini) â who is also his boss â his painful workday is further complicated by the unexpected arrival of his 16-year-old nephew, Nick (Jesse Eisenberg). After asking to spend the night at Roger's, Nick reveals that he has come to ask for helpâin hopes of ditching his virginal status, Nick begs Roger for a lesson in the art of seduction. Embittered Roger then takes on the role of a nocturnal drill sergeant in an imaginary war between the sexes, starting Nick's training at an upscale singles bar. There they meet two beautiful women (Elizabeth Berkley and Jennifer Beals) who turn out to be less malleable than Roger expects.
Although this first attempt to seduce women is unsuccessful, Nick chooses to continue the quest, which takes them to a party at Joyce's. There they find Joyce's secretary drunk and attempt to capitalize. Once in the bedroom Nick's conscience gets the better of him and he allows her to fall asleep untouched.
With Roger spinning out of control and Nick's window of opportunity closing rapidly, they agree to go with the "Fail Safe" plan. This turns out to be an underground brothel. At the underground location Roger finds he cannot let Nick lose his virginity in such an emotionally barren atmosphere, and drags him back to his apartment to sleep things off. Roger has failed to introduce his nephew to the mysteries of the world, but has perhaps gained a glimmer of a conscience. Nick travels back to Ohio but Roger shows up unexpectedly to tutor Nick and his classmates on their home turf, bonding with the younger men in a more potent way in an atmosphere populated by adolescent peers.
At the closing, it is left open which way Nick will go.

Question: Who is Roger's nephew?
Answer: Nick
The Wrong Trousers

It's Gromit's birthday, and Wallace presents his friend with 2 gifts: a new dog collar, and a pair of ex-NASA 'Techno Trousers.' Needless to say, Gromit is hardly at all thrilled with these two gifts.While going over the bills, Wallace realizes that they're short on cash, and decides to rent out the spare bedroom. Gromit is surprised when a penguin shows up in answer to the sign out front. Gromit's day is made worse when the penguin decides to take his room instead of the extra bedroom. Wallace tries to make the best of it, trying to help Gromit redecorate the room. Gromit uses the techno-trousers to walk up the walls of the room and repaint the ceiling. As he does so, he notices the penguin watching from the doorway.Later on that evening, Gromit tries to sleep, but the penguin has the radio in his room playing loud music. Unable to cope, Gromit goes outside and to the doghouse out back.Waking up the next day, Gromit is then upstaged as the penguin tries to become overly-helpful, fetching Wallace's slippers and mail. Later on that evening, feeling unwanted, Gromit leaves, with Wallace unaware of his absence.Wallace wakes up for breakfast, only to find himself now wearing the techno-trousers, with it's control panel missing. The trousers then take off with him still attached, running all over town. Gromit meanwhile, is searching for a new apartment, when he sees a wanted poster for a black bird with a red glove on his head. The poster gives the bird's name as Feathers McGraw, and asks 'Have you seen this chicken?'

Question: Why does Wallace rent out the spare room?
Answer: he is short on cash
The Wrong Trousers

It's Gromit's birthday, and Wallace presents his friend with 2 gifts: a new dog collar, and a pair of ex-NASA 'Techno Trousers.' Needless to say, Gromit is hardly at all thrilled with these two gifts.While going over the bills, Wallace realizes that they're short on cash, and decides to rent out the spare bedroom. Gromit is surprised when a penguin shows up in answer to the sign out front. Gromit's day is made worse when the penguin decides to take his room instead of the extra bedroom. Wallace tries to make the best of it, trying to help Gromit redecorate the room. Gromit uses the techno-trousers to walk up the walls of the room and repaint the ceiling. As he does so, he notices the penguin watching from the doorway.Later on that evening, Gromit tries to sleep, but the penguin has the radio in his room playing loud music. Unable to cope, Gromit goes outside and to the doghouse out back.Waking up the next day, Gromit is then upstaged as the penguin tries to become overly-helpful, fetching Wallace's slippers and mail. Later on that evening, feeling unwanted, Gromit leaves, with Wallace unaware of his absence.Wallace wakes up for breakfast, only to find himself now wearing the techno-trousers, with it's control panel missing. The trousers then take off with him still attached, running all over town. Gromit meanwhile, is searching for a new apartment, when he sees a wanted poster for a black bird with a red glove on his head. The poster gives the bird's name as Feathers McGraw, and asks 'Have you seen this chicken?'

Question: what is the name of the bird in poster?
Answer: Feathers McGraw; Feathers McGraw
The Wrong Trousers

It's Gromit's birthday, and Wallace presents his friend with 2 gifts: a new dog collar, and a pair of ex-NASA 'Techno Trousers.' Needless to say, Gromit is hardly at all thrilled with these two gifts.While going over the bills, Wallace realizes that they're short on cash, and decides to rent out the spare bedroom. Gromit is surprised when a penguin shows up in answer to the sign out front. Gromit's day is made worse when the penguin decides to take his room instead of the extra bedroom. Wallace tries to make the best of it, trying to help Gromit redecorate the room. Gromit uses the techno-trousers to walk up the walls of the room and repaint the ceiling. As he does so, he notices the penguin watching from the doorway.Later on that evening, Gromit tries to sleep, but the penguin has the radio in his room playing loud music. Unable to cope, Gromit goes outside and to the doghouse out back.Waking up the next day, Gromit is then upstaged as the penguin tries to become overly-helpful, fetching Wallace's slippers and mail. Later on that evening, feeling unwanted, Gromit leaves, with Wallace unaware of his absence.Wallace wakes up for breakfast, only to find himself now wearing the techno-trousers, with it's control panel missing. The trousers then take off with him still attached, running all over town. Gromit meanwhile, is searching for a new apartment, when he sees a wanted poster for a black bird with a red glove on his head. The poster gives the bird's name as Feathers McGraw, and asks 'Have you seen this chicken?'

Question: what spoil gromit's birthday?
Answer: penguin; penguin
The Wrong Trousers

It's Gromit's birthday, and Wallace presents his friend with 2 gifts: a new dog collar, and a pair of ex-NASA 'Techno Trousers.' Needless to say, Gromit is hardly at all thrilled with these two gifts.While going over the bills, Wallace realizes that they're short on cash, and decides to rent out the spare bedroom. Gromit is surprised when a penguin shows up in answer to the sign out front. Gromit's day is made worse when the penguin decides to take his room instead of the extra bedroom. Wallace tries to make the best of it, trying to help Gromit redecorate the room. Gromit uses the techno-trousers to walk up the walls of the room and repaint the ceiling. As he does so, he notices the penguin watching from the doorway.Later on that evening, Gromit tries to sleep, but the penguin has the radio in his room playing loud music. Unable to cope, Gromit goes outside and to the doghouse out back.Waking up the next day, Gromit is then upstaged as the penguin tries to become overly-helpful, fetching Wallace's slippers and mail. Later on that evening, feeling unwanted, Gromit leaves, with Wallace unaware of his absence.Wallace wakes up for breakfast, only to find himself now wearing the techno-trousers, with it's control panel missing. The trousers then take off with him still attached, running all over town. Gromit meanwhile, is searching for a new apartment, when he sees a wanted poster for a black bird with a red glove on his head. The poster gives the bird's name as Feathers McGraw, and asks 'Have you seen this chicken?'

Question: Who's room does the penguin decide to take?
Answer: Gromit's
The Wrong Trousers

It's Gromit's birthday, and Wallace presents his friend with 2 gifts: a new dog collar, and a pair of ex-NASA 'Techno Trousers.' Needless to say, Gromit is hardly at all thrilled with these two gifts.While going over the bills, Wallace realizes that they're short on cash, and decides to rent out the spare bedroom. Gromit is surprised when a penguin shows up in answer to the sign out front. Gromit's day is made worse when the penguin decides to take his room instead of the extra bedroom. Wallace tries to make the best of it, trying to help Gromit redecorate the room. Gromit uses the techno-trousers to walk up the walls of the room and repaint the ceiling. As he does so, he notices the penguin watching from the doorway.Later on that evening, Gromit tries to sleep, but the penguin has the radio in his room playing loud music. Unable to cope, Gromit goes outside and to the doghouse out back.Waking up the next day, Gromit is then upstaged as the penguin tries to become overly-helpful, fetching Wallace's slippers and mail. Later on that evening, feeling unwanted, Gromit leaves, with Wallace unaware of his absence.Wallace wakes up for breakfast, only to find himself now wearing the techno-trousers, with it's control panel missing. The trousers then take off with him still attached, running all over town. Gromit meanwhile, is searching for a new apartment, when he sees a wanted poster for a black bird with a red glove on his head. The poster gives the bird's name as Feathers McGraw, and asks 'Have you seen this chicken?'

Question: Who shows up to answer the sign out front?
Answer: a penguin
The Wrong Trousers

It's Gromit's birthday, and Wallace presents his friend with 2 gifts: a new dog collar, and a pair of ex-NASA 'Techno Trousers.' Needless to say, Gromit is hardly at all thrilled with these two gifts.While going over the bills, Wallace realizes that they're short on cash, and decides to rent out the spare bedroom. Gromit is surprised when a penguin shows up in answer to the sign out front. Gromit's day is made worse when the penguin decides to take his room instead of the extra bedroom. Wallace tries to make the best of it, trying to help Gromit redecorate the room. Gromit uses the techno-trousers to walk up the walls of the room and repaint the ceiling. As he does so, he notices the penguin watching from the doorway.Later on that evening, Gromit tries to sleep, but the penguin has the radio in his room playing loud music. Unable to cope, Gromit goes outside and to the doghouse out back.Waking up the next day, Gromit is then upstaged as the penguin tries to become overly-helpful, fetching Wallace's slippers and mail. Later on that evening, feeling unwanted, Gromit leaves, with Wallace unaware of his absence.Wallace wakes up for breakfast, only to find himself now wearing the techno-trousers, with it's control panel missing. The trousers then take off with him still attached, running all over town. Gromit meanwhile, is searching for a new apartment, when he sees a wanted poster for a black bird with a red glove on his head. The poster gives the bird's name as Feathers McGraw, and asks 'Have you seen this chicken?'

Question: who  trying to  redecorate gromit's room?
Answer: Wallace; Wallace