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Grand Prix

The story follows the fate of four Formula One drivers through a fictionalised version of the 1966 Formula One season:




Yves Montand as Jean-Pierre Sarti



Jean-Pierre Sarti (Ferrari) â a Frenchman, twice world champion, nearing the end of his racing career.
Pete Aron (formerly with Ferrari and BRM) â an American attempting to repeat past success and overcome a negative reputation, signs with newcomer Yamura.
Scott Stoddard (BRM) â a Brit, recuperating from a bad crash during a race.
Nino Barlini (Ferrari) â an Italian, Ferrari's No. 2 driver, a promising rookie and former world motorcycle champion.
Sub-plots in the film revolve around the women who try to live with or love the racers with dangerous lifestyles. The married Sarti begins an affair with a magazine writer, Louise Frederickson, while Aron has a brief romance with Stoddard's unhappy wife Pat.
The story concludes with one last race, its winner becoming world champion. Sarti's wife, Monique, shows up just before it begins, coming face-to-face with Louise and telling Sarti she will never grant him a divorce. Sarti's car has technical difficulties at the race's start. He then is killed in a spectacular crash. His racing partner, Barlini, is flagged off the course by Ferrari's team leader, Manetta, resulting in a tight race between Aron and Stoddard to the finish line, Aron getting the checkered flag. Sarti's death takes its toll on the winner's celebration.

Question: Who is Ferrari's team leader?
Answer: Manetta; Manetta
Grand Prix

The story follows the fate of four Formula One drivers through a fictionalised version of the 1966 Formula One season:




Yves Montand as Jean-Pierre Sarti



Jean-Pierre Sarti (Ferrari) â a Frenchman, twice world champion, nearing the end of his racing career.
Pete Aron (formerly with Ferrari and BRM) â an American attempting to repeat past success and overcome a negative reputation, signs with newcomer Yamura.
Scott Stoddard (BRM) â a Brit, recuperating from a bad crash during a race.
Nino Barlini (Ferrari) â an Italian, Ferrari's No. 2 driver, a promising rookie and former world motorcycle champion.
Sub-plots in the film revolve around the women who try to live with or love the racers with dangerous lifestyles. The married Sarti begins an affair with a magazine writer, Louise Frederickson, while Aron has a brief romance with Stoddard's unhappy wife Pat.
The story concludes with one last race, its winner becoming world champion. Sarti's wife, Monique, shows up just before it begins, coming face-to-face with Louise and telling Sarti she will never grant him a divorce. Sarti's car has technical difficulties at the race's start. He then is killed in a spectacular crash. His racing partner, Barlini, is flagged off the course by Ferrari's team leader, Manetta, resulting in a tight race between Aron and Stoddard to the finish line, Aron getting the checkered flag. Sarti's death takes its toll on the winner's celebration.

Question: What Formula One season does the movie Grand Prix follow?
Answer: 1966
Grand Prix

The story follows the fate of four Formula One drivers through a fictionalised version of the 1966 Formula One season:




Yves Montand as Jean-Pierre Sarti



Jean-Pierre Sarti (Ferrari) â a Frenchman, twice world champion, nearing the end of his racing career.
Pete Aron (formerly with Ferrari and BRM) â an American attempting to repeat past success and overcome a negative reputation, signs with newcomer Yamura.
Scott Stoddard (BRM) â a Brit, recuperating from a bad crash during a race.
Nino Barlini (Ferrari) â an Italian, Ferrari's No. 2 driver, a promising rookie and former world motorcycle champion.
Sub-plots in the film revolve around the women who try to live with or love the racers with dangerous lifestyles. The married Sarti begins an affair with a magazine writer, Louise Frederickson, while Aron has a brief romance with Stoddard's unhappy wife Pat.
The story concludes with one last race, its winner becoming world champion. Sarti's wife, Monique, shows up just before it begins, coming face-to-face with Louise and telling Sarti she will never grant him a divorce. Sarti's car has technical difficulties at the race's start. He then is killed in a spectacular crash. His racing partner, Barlini, is flagged off the course by Ferrari's team leader, Manetta, resulting in a tight race between Aron and Stoddard to the finish line, Aron getting the checkered flag. Sarti's death takes its toll on the winner's celebration.

Question: Who is nearing the end of his racing career?
Answer: Jean-Pierre
Grand Prix

The story follows the fate of four Formula One drivers through a fictionalised version of the 1966 Formula One season:




Yves Montand as Jean-Pierre Sarti



Jean-Pierre Sarti (Ferrari) â a Frenchman, twice world champion, nearing the end of his racing career.
Pete Aron (formerly with Ferrari and BRM) â an American attempting to repeat past success and overcome a negative reputation, signs with newcomer Yamura.
Scott Stoddard (BRM) â a Brit, recuperating from a bad crash during a race.
Nino Barlini (Ferrari) â an Italian, Ferrari's No. 2 driver, a promising rookie and former world motorcycle champion.
Sub-plots in the film revolve around the women who try to live with or love the racers with dangerous lifestyles. The married Sarti begins an affair with a magazine writer, Louise Frederickson, while Aron has a brief romance with Stoddard's unhappy wife Pat.
The story concludes with one last race, its winner becoming world champion. Sarti's wife, Monique, shows up just before it begins, coming face-to-face with Louise and telling Sarti she will never grant him a divorce. Sarti's car has technical difficulties at the race's start. He then is killed in a spectacular crash. His racing partner, Barlini, is flagged off the course by Ferrari's team leader, Manetta, resulting in a tight race between Aron and Stoddard to the finish line, Aron getting the checkered flag. Sarti's death takes its toll on the winner's celebration.

Question: What is Scott?
Answer: Brit
Grand Prix

The story follows the fate of four Formula One drivers through a fictionalised version of the 1966 Formula One season:




Yves Montand as Jean-Pierre Sarti



Jean-Pierre Sarti (Ferrari) â a Frenchman, twice world champion, nearing the end of his racing career.
Pete Aron (formerly with Ferrari and BRM) â an American attempting to repeat past success and overcome a negative reputation, signs with newcomer Yamura.
Scott Stoddard (BRM) â a Brit, recuperating from a bad crash during a race.
Nino Barlini (Ferrari) â an Italian, Ferrari's No. 2 driver, a promising rookie and former world motorcycle champion.
Sub-plots in the film revolve around the women who try to live with or love the racers with dangerous lifestyles. The married Sarti begins an affair with a magazine writer, Louise Frederickson, while Aron has a brief romance with Stoddard's unhappy wife Pat.
The story concludes with one last race, its winner becoming world champion. Sarti's wife, Monique, shows up just before it begins, coming face-to-face with Louise and telling Sarti she will never grant him a divorce. Sarti's car has technical difficulties at the race's start. He then is killed in a spectacular crash. His racing partner, Barlini, is flagged off the course by Ferrari's team leader, Manetta, resulting in a tight race between Aron and Stoddard to the finish line, Aron getting the checkered flag. Sarti's death takes its toll on the winner's celebration.

Question: Who is a former motorcycle champion?
Answer: Nino Barlini
Embryo

Geneticist Dr. Paul Holliston (Rock Hudson) lives alone in his rambling clinic/home after his wife has passed away from a car crash in which he was the driver. Feeling constant pangs of guilt from his assistant, his sister-in-law Martha (Diane Ladd) Holliston finally begins his medical work due to his car accidentally hitting a dog one dark and stormy night. In the process of attempting to save the dog's life he manages to save one her unborn puppies by utilizing a new serum which speeds up the growth, and intelligence of the animal, but develops a savage side to the personality. When Holliston manages to see what his discovery can offer the world, he applies the same thing to an un-born human and develops a beautiful female Victoria (Barbara Carrera) who launches full grown from the incubator in two weeks. Victoria is highly intelligent but shows a dark side and whenthe serum begins to have an adverse effect on her, she discovers she must have serum from unborn fetuses to stay alive.

Question: Who was the baby injected with serum?
Answer: Victoria
Embryo

Geneticist Dr. Paul Holliston (Rock Hudson) lives alone in his rambling clinic/home after his wife has passed away from a car crash in which he was the driver. Feeling constant pangs of guilt from his assistant, his sister-in-law Martha (Diane Ladd) Holliston finally begins his medical work due to his car accidentally hitting a dog one dark and stormy night. In the process of attempting to save the dog's life he manages to save one her unborn puppies by utilizing a new serum which speeds up the growth, and intelligence of the animal, but develops a savage side to the personality. When Holliston manages to see what his discovery can offer the world, he applies the same thing to an un-born human and develops a beautiful female Victoria (Barbara Carrera) who launches full grown from the incubator in two weeks. Victoria is highly intelligent but shows a dark side and whenthe serum begins to have an adverse effect on her, she discovers she must have serum from unborn fetuses to stay alive.

Question: What is the Rock Hudson character's profession?
Answer: geneticist
Embryo

Geneticist Dr. Paul Holliston (Rock Hudson) lives alone in his rambling clinic/home after his wife has passed away from a car crash in which he was the driver. Feeling constant pangs of guilt from his assistant, his sister-in-law Martha (Diane Ladd) Holliston finally begins his medical work due to his car accidentally hitting a dog one dark and stormy night. In the process of attempting to save the dog's life he manages to save one her unborn puppies by utilizing a new serum which speeds up the growth, and intelligence of the animal, but develops a savage side to the personality. When Holliston manages to see what his discovery can offer the world, he applies the same thing to an un-born human and develops a beautiful female Victoria (Barbara Carrera) who launches full grown from the incubator in two weeks. Victoria is highly intelligent but shows a dark side and whenthe serum begins to have an adverse effect on her, she discovers she must have serum from unborn fetuses to stay alive.

Question: How is Martha related to Paul?
Answer: sister-in-law
Where the Truth Lies

The film alternates between 1957 when Martin & Lewis-like comedy team Lanny Morris and Vince Collins are at the height of their success, and 1972 when journalist Karen O'Connor is determined to unravel the mystery of a young woman who was found dead in their hotel suite.Immediately after hosting a 39-hour-long polio telethon in a Miami television studio, Morris and Collins fly north to discuss opening the showroom in a new Las Vegas hotel constructed by mobster Sally Sanmarco. In their Atlantic City hotel suite, the body of college student Maureen O'Flaherty is found in a bathtub filled with water, but since both men were en route to the hotel at the time she was murdered, neither is thought to be connected to the crime. Shortly after, their partnership is dissolved.Fifteen years later, Karen who as a young polio survivor met the team at the telethon becomes part of a $1 million deal to ghostwrite Vince's autobiography, a project complicated by the fact she keeps receiving anonymously sent chapters from a book about the one-time duo Lanny himself has written. She first meets Lanny, accompanied by his faithful valet Reuben, on a transcontinental flight, during which she introduces herself as Bonnie Trout, the name of the best friend with whom she's trading apartments. The two meet for dinner at a Chinese restaurant and later become intimate in Lanny's hotel room. The next morning, Karen awakens to discover Lanny has checked out without saying goodbye.She later meets Vince and, using her own name, begins to interview him for the book. Complications arise when Vince invites her to dinner at his Los Angeles home and she learns Lanny will be joining them as well. She abruptly excuses herself but meets Lanny in the driveway. As the two are talking they are confronted by Vince, and Karen's masquerade is revealed.Vince agrees to continue to cooperate with the book, but he has an ulterior motive. Plying Karen with wine and drugs, he strips her completely naked and manipulates her into having sexual intercourse with an aspiring singer named Alice and photographs the two in compromising positions. He threatens to use them to humiliate Karen if he's displeased with what she writes but she turns the tables on him and, undaunted continues investigating until learning the truth - Vince was bisexual and after an unfortunate incident revealed this to Maureen. Lanny tried to bribe her to keep quiet, but Maureen wanted more than Lanny was willing to offer, so Reuben murdered her to cover it up. Vince later commits suicide, and Karen decides not to reveal the truth to Maureen's mother.

Question: Who commits suicide ?
Answer: Vince commits suicide.; Vince commits suicide.
Where the Truth Lies

The film alternates between 1957 when Martin & Lewis-like comedy team Lanny Morris and Vince Collins are at the height of their success, and 1972 when journalist Karen O'Connor is determined to unravel the mystery of a young woman who was found dead in their hotel suite.Immediately after hosting a 39-hour-long polio telethon in a Miami television studio, Morris and Collins fly north to discuss opening the showroom in a new Las Vegas hotel constructed by mobster Sally Sanmarco. In their Atlantic City hotel suite, the body of college student Maureen O'Flaherty is found in a bathtub filled with water, but since both men were en route to the hotel at the time she was murdered, neither is thought to be connected to the crime. Shortly after, their partnership is dissolved.Fifteen years later, Karen who as a young polio survivor met the team at the telethon becomes part of a $1 million deal to ghostwrite Vince's autobiography, a project complicated by the fact she keeps receiving anonymously sent chapters from a book about the one-time duo Lanny himself has written. She first meets Lanny, accompanied by his faithful valet Reuben, on a transcontinental flight, during which she introduces herself as Bonnie Trout, the name of the best friend with whom she's trading apartments. The two meet for dinner at a Chinese restaurant and later become intimate in Lanny's hotel room. The next morning, Karen awakens to discover Lanny has checked out without saying goodbye.She later meets Vince and, using her own name, begins to interview him for the book. Complications arise when Vince invites her to dinner at his Los Angeles home and she learns Lanny will be joining them as well. She abruptly excuses herself but meets Lanny in the driveway. As the two are talking they are confronted by Vince, and Karen's masquerade is revealed.Vince agrees to continue to cooperate with the book, but he has an ulterior motive. Plying Karen with wine and drugs, he strips her completely naked and manipulates her into having sexual intercourse with an aspiring singer named Alice and photographs the two in compromising positions. He threatens to use them to humiliate Karen if he's displeased with what she writes but she turns the tables on him and, undaunted continues investigating until learning the truth - Vince was bisexual and after an unfortunate incident revealed this to Maureen. Lanny tried to bribe her to keep quiet, but Maureen wanted more than Lanny was willing to offer, so Reuben murdered her to cover it up. Vince later commits suicide, and Karen decides not to reveal the truth to Maureen's mother.

Question: How much was Karen paid to write Vince's autobiography
Answer: $1 million
Where the Truth Lies

The film alternates between 1957 when Martin & Lewis-like comedy team Lanny Morris and Vince Collins are at the height of their success, and 1972 when journalist Karen O'Connor is determined to unravel the mystery of a young woman who was found dead in their hotel suite.Immediately after hosting a 39-hour-long polio telethon in a Miami television studio, Morris and Collins fly north to discuss opening the showroom in a new Las Vegas hotel constructed by mobster Sally Sanmarco. In their Atlantic City hotel suite, the body of college student Maureen O'Flaherty is found in a bathtub filled with water, but since both men were en route to the hotel at the time she was murdered, neither is thought to be connected to the crime. Shortly after, their partnership is dissolved.Fifteen years later, Karen who as a young polio survivor met the team at the telethon becomes part of a $1 million deal to ghostwrite Vince's autobiography, a project complicated by the fact she keeps receiving anonymously sent chapters from a book about the one-time duo Lanny himself has written. She first meets Lanny, accompanied by his faithful valet Reuben, on a transcontinental flight, during which she introduces herself as Bonnie Trout, the name of the best friend with whom she's trading apartments. The two meet for dinner at a Chinese restaurant and later become intimate in Lanny's hotel room. The next morning, Karen awakens to discover Lanny has checked out without saying goodbye.She later meets Vince and, using her own name, begins to interview him for the book. Complications arise when Vince invites her to dinner at his Los Angeles home and she learns Lanny will be joining them as well. She abruptly excuses herself but meets Lanny in the driveway. As the two are talking they are confronted by Vince, and Karen's masquerade is revealed.Vince agrees to continue to cooperate with the book, but he has an ulterior motive. Plying Karen with wine and drugs, he strips her completely naked and manipulates her into having sexual intercourse with an aspiring singer named Alice and photographs the two in compromising positions. He threatens to use them to humiliate Karen if he's displeased with what she writes but she turns the tables on him and, undaunted continues investigating until learning the truth - Vince was bisexual and after an unfortunate incident revealed this to Maureen. Lanny tried to bribe her to keep quiet, but Maureen wanted more than Lanny was willing to offer, so Reuben murdered her to cover it up. Vince later commits suicide, and Karen decides not to reveal the truth to Maureen's mother.

Question: Who is Karen led to have sex with ?
Answer: Karen is led to have sex with Alice.; Karen is led to have sex with Alice.
Where the Truth Lies

The film alternates between 1957 when Martin & Lewis-like comedy team Lanny Morris and Vince Collins are at the height of their success, and 1972 when journalist Karen O'Connor is determined to unravel the mystery of a young woman who was found dead in their hotel suite.Immediately after hosting a 39-hour-long polio telethon in a Miami television studio, Morris and Collins fly north to discuss opening the showroom in a new Las Vegas hotel constructed by mobster Sally Sanmarco. In their Atlantic City hotel suite, the body of college student Maureen O'Flaherty is found in a bathtub filled with water, but since both men were en route to the hotel at the time she was murdered, neither is thought to be connected to the crime. Shortly after, their partnership is dissolved.Fifteen years later, Karen who as a young polio survivor met the team at the telethon becomes part of a $1 million deal to ghostwrite Vince's autobiography, a project complicated by the fact she keeps receiving anonymously sent chapters from a book about the one-time duo Lanny himself has written. She first meets Lanny, accompanied by his faithful valet Reuben, on a transcontinental flight, during which she introduces herself as Bonnie Trout, the name of the best friend with whom she's trading apartments. The two meet for dinner at a Chinese restaurant and later become intimate in Lanny's hotel room. The next morning, Karen awakens to discover Lanny has checked out without saying goodbye.She later meets Vince and, using her own name, begins to interview him for the book. Complications arise when Vince invites her to dinner at his Los Angeles home and she learns Lanny will be joining them as well. She abruptly excuses herself but meets Lanny in the driveway. As the two are talking they are confronted by Vince, and Karen's masquerade is revealed.Vince agrees to continue to cooperate with the book, but he has an ulterior motive. Plying Karen with wine and drugs, he strips her completely naked and manipulates her into having sexual intercourse with an aspiring singer named Alice and photographs the two in compromising positions. He threatens to use them to humiliate Karen if he's displeased with what she writes but she turns the tables on him and, undaunted continues investigating until learning the truth - Vince was bisexual and after an unfortunate incident revealed this to Maureen. Lanny tried to bribe her to keep quiet, but Maureen wanted more than Lanny was willing to offer, so Reuben murdered her to cover it up. Vince later commits suicide, and Karen decides not to reveal the truth to Maureen's mother.

Question: What is the name of Lanny's valet?
Answer: Reuben