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A Passage to India

The film is set in the 1920s during the period of growing influence of the Indian independence movement in the British Raj. Mrs. Moore (Peggy Ashcroft) and Adela Quested (Judy Davis) sail from England to India, where Ronny Heaslop (Nigel Havers), the older woman's son and younger woman's fiancé, is the local magistrate in the provincial town of Chandrapore. Through school superintendent Richard Fielding (James Fox), the two visitors meet eccentric elderly Brahmin scholar Professor Godbole (Alec Guinness), and they befriend Dr. Aziz Ahmed (Victor Banerjee), an impoverished widower who initially meets Mrs. Moore in a moonlit mosque overlooking the Ganges River. Their sensitivity and unprejudiced attitude toward native Indians endears them to him. When Mrs. Moore and Adela express an interest in seeing the "real" India, as opposed to the Anglicised environment of cricket, polo, and afternoon tea the British expatriates have created for themselves, Aziz offers to host an excursion to the remote Marabar Caves.The outing goes reasonably well until the two women begin exploring the caves with Aziz and his sizable entourage. Mrs. Moore experiences an overwhelming sense of claustrophobia that forces her to return to the open air. She encourages Adela and Aziz to continue their exploration but suggests they bring only one guide. The three set off for a series of caves far removed from the rest of the group, and before entering Aziz steps aside to smoke a cigarette. He returns to find Adela has disappeared; shortly after he sees her running headlong down the hill, bloody and dishevelled. Upon their return to town, Aziz is jailed to await trial for attempted rape, and an uproar ensues between the Indians and the Colonials.The case becomes a cause celebre among the British. When Mrs. Moore makes it clear she firmly believes in Aziz's innocence and will not testify against him, it is decided she should return to England. She subsequently suffers a fatal heart attack during the voyage and is buried at sea.To the consternation of her fiancé and friends, Adela has a change of heart and clears Aziz in open court. The Colonials are forced to make an ignominious retreat while the Indians carry the exonerated man out of the courtroom on their shoulders, cheering wildly. In the aftermath, Miss Quested breaks off her engagement and leaves India, while Dr. Aziz abandons his Western attire, dons traditional dress, and withdraws completely from Anglo-Indian society, opening a clinic in Northern India near the Himalayas. Although he remains angry and bitter for years, he eventually writes to Adela to convey his thanks and forgiveness.

Question: Who is the impoverished widower?
Answer: Dr. Aziz Ahmed
A Passage to India

The film is set in the 1920s during the period of growing influence of the Indian independence movement in the British Raj. Mrs. Moore (Peggy Ashcroft) and Adela Quested (Judy Davis) sail from England to India, where Ronny Heaslop (Nigel Havers), the older woman's son and younger woman's fiancé, is the local magistrate in the provincial town of Chandrapore. Through school superintendent Richard Fielding (James Fox), the two visitors meet eccentric elderly Brahmin scholar Professor Godbole (Alec Guinness), and they befriend Dr. Aziz Ahmed (Victor Banerjee), an impoverished widower who initially meets Mrs. Moore in a moonlit mosque overlooking the Ganges River. Their sensitivity and unprejudiced attitude toward native Indians endears them to him. When Mrs. Moore and Adela express an interest in seeing the "real" India, as opposed to the Anglicised environment of cricket, polo, and afternoon tea the British expatriates have created for themselves, Aziz offers to host an excursion to the remote Marabar Caves.The outing goes reasonably well until the two women begin exploring the caves with Aziz and his sizable entourage. Mrs. Moore experiences an overwhelming sense of claustrophobia that forces her to return to the open air. She encourages Adela and Aziz to continue their exploration but suggests they bring only one guide. The three set off for a series of caves far removed from the rest of the group, and before entering Aziz steps aside to smoke a cigarette. He returns to find Adela has disappeared; shortly after he sees her running headlong down the hill, bloody and dishevelled. Upon their return to town, Aziz is jailed to await trial for attempted rape, and an uproar ensues between the Indians and the Colonials.The case becomes a cause celebre among the British. When Mrs. Moore makes it clear she firmly believes in Aziz's innocence and will not testify against him, it is decided she should return to England. She subsequently suffers a fatal heart attack during the voyage and is buried at sea.To the consternation of her fiancé and friends, Adela has a change of heart and clears Aziz in open court. The Colonials are forced to make an ignominious retreat while the Indians carry the exonerated man out of the courtroom on their shoulders, cheering wildly. In the aftermath, Miss Quested breaks off her engagement and leaves India, while Dr. Aziz abandons his Western attire, dons traditional dress, and withdraws completely from Anglo-Indian society, opening a clinic in Northern India near the Himalayas. Although he remains angry and bitter for years, he eventually writes to Adela to convey his thanks and forgiveness.

Question: Who plays Mrs. Moore?
Answer: Peggy Ashcroft
A Passage to India

The film is set in the 1920s during the period of growing influence of the Indian independence movement in the British Raj. Mrs. Moore (Peggy Ashcroft) and Adela Quested (Judy Davis) sail from England to India, where Ronny Heaslop (Nigel Havers), the older woman's son and younger woman's fiancé, is the local magistrate in the provincial town of Chandrapore. Through school superintendent Richard Fielding (James Fox), the two visitors meet eccentric elderly Brahmin scholar Professor Godbole (Alec Guinness), and they befriend Dr. Aziz Ahmed (Victor Banerjee), an impoverished widower who initially meets Mrs. Moore in a moonlit mosque overlooking the Ganges River. Their sensitivity and unprejudiced attitude toward native Indians endears them to him. When Mrs. Moore and Adela express an interest in seeing the "real" India, as opposed to the Anglicised environment of cricket, polo, and afternoon tea the British expatriates have created for themselves, Aziz offers to host an excursion to the remote Marabar Caves.The outing goes reasonably well until the two women begin exploring the caves with Aziz and his sizable entourage. Mrs. Moore experiences an overwhelming sense of claustrophobia that forces her to return to the open air. She encourages Adela and Aziz to continue their exploration but suggests they bring only one guide. The three set off for a series of caves far removed from the rest of the group, and before entering Aziz steps aside to smoke a cigarette. He returns to find Adela has disappeared; shortly after he sees her running headlong down the hill, bloody and dishevelled. Upon their return to town, Aziz is jailed to await trial for attempted rape, and an uproar ensues between the Indians and the Colonials.The case becomes a cause celebre among the British. When Mrs. Moore makes it clear she firmly believes in Aziz's innocence and will not testify against him, it is decided she should return to England. She subsequently suffers a fatal heart attack during the voyage and is buried at sea.To the consternation of her fiancé and friends, Adela has a change of heart and clears Aziz in open court. The Colonials are forced to make an ignominious retreat while the Indians carry the exonerated man out of the courtroom on their shoulders, cheering wildly. In the aftermath, Miss Quested breaks off her engagement and leaves India, while Dr. Aziz abandons his Western attire, dons traditional dress, and withdraws completely from Anglo-Indian society, opening a clinic in Northern India near the Himalayas. Although he remains angry and bitter for years, he eventually writes to Adela to convey his thanks and forgiveness.

Question: Who clears Aziz in open court?
Answer: Adela
A Passage to India

The film is set in the 1920s during the period of growing influence of the Indian independence movement in the British Raj. Mrs. Moore (Peggy Ashcroft) and Adela Quested (Judy Davis) sail from England to India, where Ronny Heaslop (Nigel Havers), the older woman's son and younger woman's fiancé, is the local magistrate in the provincial town of Chandrapore. Through school superintendent Richard Fielding (James Fox), the two visitors meet eccentric elderly Brahmin scholar Professor Godbole (Alec Guinness), and they befriend Dr. Aziz Ahmed (Victor Banerjee), an impoverished widower who initially meets Mrs. Moore in a moonlit mosque overlooking the Ganges River. Their sensitivity and unprejudiced attitude toward native Indians endears them to him. When Mrs. Moore and Adela express an interest in seeing the "real" India, as opposed to the Anglicised environment of cricket, polo, and afternoon tea the British expatriates have created for themselves, Aziz offers to host an excursion to the remote Marabar Caves.The outing goes reasonably well until the two women begin exploring the caves with Aziz and his sizable entourage. Mrs. Moore experiences an overwhelming sense of claustrophobia that forces her to return to the open air. She encourages Adela and Aziz to continue their exploration but suggests they bring only one guide. The three set off for a series of caves far removed from the rest of the group, and before entering Aziz steps aside to smoke a cigarette. He returns to find Adela has disappeared; shortly after he sees her running headlong down the hill, bloody and dishevelled. Upon their return to town, Aziz is jailed to await trial for attempted rape, and an uproar ensues between the Indians and the Colonials.The case becomes a cause celebre among the British. When Mrs. Moore makes it clear she firmly believes in Aziz's innocence and will not testify against him, it is decided she should return to England. She subsequently suffers a fatal heart attack during the voyage and is buried at sea.To the consternation of her fiancé and friends, Adela has a change of heart and clears Aziz in open court. The Colonials are forced to make an ignominious retreat while the Indians carry the exonerated man out of the courtroom on their shoulders, cheering wildly. In the aftermath, Miss Quested breaks off her engagement and leaves India, while Dr. Aziz abandons his Western attire, dons traditional dress, and withdraws completely from Anglo-Indian society, opening a clinic in Northern India near the Himalayas. Although he remains angry and bitter for years, he eventually writes to Adela to convey his thanks and forgiveness.

Question: Who experiences claustrophobia?
Answer: Mrs. Moore
Moving McAllister

Rick has a thankless job in corporate America. He is given, what he believes to be an upwardly mobile opportunity to advance his career. His boss, McAllister asks him to move his hot niece from Florida to California. Rick is supposed to take the Florida bar exam in three days. Hijinx ensue, and of course, Rick learns some valuable life lessons that cannot be learned from a book. Jon Heder appears in the second half of the film, and is funny, as always. I'd give this movie a thumbs up, but alas it has been done before. Save this one for cable, or if your under 20 (not an insult, might be fresh to the younger generation) go ahead and rent it. Oh, and Mila Kunis is well-acted and very charming as the hot niece.

Question: What relation is the woman to McAllister?
Answer: neice
Moving McAllister

Rick has a thankless job in corporate America. He is given, what he believes to be an upwardly mobile opportunity to advance his career. His boss, McAllister asks him to move his hot niece from Florida to California. Rick is supposed to take the Florida bar exam in three days. Hijinx ensue, and of course, Rick learns some valuable life lessons that cannot be learned from a book. Jon Heder appears in the second half of the film, and is funny, as always. I'd give this movie a thumbs up, but alas it has been done before. Save this one for cable, or if your under 20 (not an insult, might be fresh to the younger generation) go ahead and rent it. Oh, and Mila Kunis is well-acted and very charming as the hot niece.

Question: Where is Rick helping the niece move from?
Answer: Florida
Moving McAllister

Rick has a thankless job in corporate America. He is given, what he believes to be an upwardly mobile opportunity to advance his career. His boss, McAllister asks him to move his hot niece from Florida to California. Rick is supposed to take the Florida bar exam in three days. Hijinx ensue, and of course, Rick learns some valuable life lessons that cannot be learned from a book. Jon Heder appears in the second half of the film, and is funny, as always. I'd give this movie a thumbs up, but alas it has been done before. Save this one for cable, or if your under 20 (not an insult, might be fresh to the younger generation) go ahead and rent it. Oh, and Mila Kunis is well-acted and very charming as the hot niece.

Question: Who is Rick's boss?
Answer: McAllister
The Ape Man

Dr. James Brewster (Bela Lugosi) and his colleague Dr. Randall (Henry Hall) are involved in a series of scientific experiments which have caused him to transform into an ape-man. In an attempt to obtain a cure Brewster believes that it will be necessary to inject himself with recently drawn human spinal fluid. When Randall refuses to provide the fluid, Brewster and his gorilla draw spinal fluid from those whom they have murdered. Most of the movie involves a male reporter and a female reporter who snoop around trying to find out what Brewster is up to and what is happening to the people who keep vanishing without a trace. There's also another man who sometimes pops up and looks in the window. The reporters and the police don't know who he is. At the end of the movie the mystery man admits, "I'm the one who wrote this movie. It's kind of silly, isn't it?"

Question: What does the doctor transform into?
Answer: Ape man
The Ape Man

Dr. James Brewster (Bela Lugosi) and his colleague Dr. Randall (Henry Hall) are involved in a series of scientific experiments which have caused him to transform into an ape-man. In an attempt to obtain a cure Brewster believes that it will be necessary to inject himself with recently drawn human spinal fluid. When Randall refuses to provide the fluid, Brewster and his gorilla draw spinal fluid from those whom they have murdered. Most of the movie involves a male reporter and a female reporter who snoop around trying to find out what Brewster is up to and what is happening to the people who keep vanishing without a trace. There's also another man who sometimes pops up and looks in the window. The reporters and the police don't know who he is. At the end of the movie the mystery man admits, "I'm the one who wrote this movie. It's kind of silly, isn't it?"

Question: What does Brewster believe it will be necessary to inject himself with?
Answer: Human spinal fluid
The Ape Man

Dr. James Brewster (Bela Lugosi) and his colleague Dr. Randall (Henry Hall) are involved in a series of scientific experiments which have caused him to transform into an ape-man. In an attempt to obtain a cure Brewster believes that it will be necessary to inject himself with recently drawn human spinal fluid. When Randall refuses to provide the fluid, Brewster and his gorilla draw spinal fluid from those whom they have murdered. Most of the movie involves a male reporter and a female reporter who snoop around trying to find out what Brewster is up to and what is happening to the people who keep vanishing without a trace. There's also another man who sometimes pops up and looks in the window. The reporters and the police don't know who he is. At the end of the movie the mystery man admits, "I'm the one who wrote this movie. It's kind of silly, isn't it?"

Question: Who is involved with Brewster in the experiment?
Answer: Randall
Truant Officer Donald

Huey, Dewey, and Louie are down at the old swimming hole. Unknown to them, they happen to catch the eye of Truant Officer Donald. Donald apprehends the boys, and places them in the back of a make-shift paddywagon, of which the holding pen is a cardboard box. As Donald extols the values of good education, the nephews make an escape from the cardboard box. Donald soon finds out, and chases them to their clubhouse.The boys slam the door on him, and Donald tries all sorts of methods to get into the clubhouse. When conventional methods seem to fail, he starts a fire, intending to smoke them out. The boys decide to prank Donald, taking 3 roast turkey, and placing them in a nearby bed, wearing their hats.When Donald comes into the clubhouse and sees the turkeys, he assumes the worst. As he sobs at the foot of the bed, one of the boys is lowered from a hole in the ceiling, dressed as an angel. Demanding Donald bend over to accept his punishment, Donald complies, and the nephew kicks him in the behind. A second kick does not go over as well, and the nephew falls on top of Donald, exposing the ruse.Donald then apprehends the boys, and with a rope tied to all three, marches them to the schoolhouse...only to find that the school is closed for the summer holidays.

Question: where is Huey,Dewey, and Louie ?
Answer: Huey, Dewey, and Louie are down at the old swimming hole.
Truant Officer Donald

Huey, Dewey, and Louie are down at the old swimming hole. Unknown to them, they happen to catch the eye of Truant Officer Donald. Donald apprehends the boys, and places them in the back of a make-shift paddywagon, of which the holding pen is a cardboard box. As Donald extols the values of good education, the nephews make an escape from the cardboard box. Donald soon finds out, and chases them to their clubhouse.The boys slam the door on him, and Donald tries all sorts of methods to get into the clubhouse. When conventional methods seem to fail, he starts a fire, intending to smoke them out. The boys decide to prank Donald, taking 3 roast turkey, and placing them in a nearby bed, wearing their hats.When Donald comes into the clubhouse and sees the turkeys, he assumes the worst. As he sobs at the foot of the bed, one of the boys is lowered from a hole in the ceiling, dressed as an angel. Demanding Donald bend over to accept his punishment, Donald complies, and the nephew kicks him in the behind. A second kick does not go over as well, and the nephew falls on top of Donald, exposing the ruse.Donald then apprehends the boys, and with a rope tied to all three, marches them to the schoolhouse...only to find that the school is closed for the summer holidays.

Question: why The boys decide to prank Donald ?
Truant Officer Donald

Huey, Dewey, and Louie are down at the old swimming hole. Unknown to them, they happen to catch the eye of Truant Officer Donald. Donald apprehends the boys, and places them in the back of a make-shift paddywagon, of which the holding pen is a cardboard box. As Donald extols the values of good education, the nephews make an escape from the cardboard box. Donald soon finds out, and chases them to their clubhouse.The boys slam the door on him, and Donald tries all sorts of methods to get into the clubhouse. When conventional methods seem to fail, he starts a fire, intending to smoke them out. The boys decide to prank Donald, taking 3 roast turkey, and placing them in a nearby bed, wearing their hats.When Donald comes into the clubhouse and sees the turkeys, he assumes the worst. As he sobs at the foot of the bed, one of the boys is lowered from a hole in the ceiling, dressed as an angel. Demanding Donald bend over to accept his punishment, Donald complies, and the nephew kicks him in the behind. A second kick does not go over as well, and the nephew falls on top of Donald, exposing the ruse.Donald then apprehends the boys, and with a rope tied to all three, marches them to the schoolhouse...only to find that the school is closed for the summer holidays.

Question: why donald places them back in the back ?
Truant Officer Donald

Huey, Dewey, and Louie are down at the old swimming hole. Unknown to them, they happen to catch the eye of Truant Officer Donald. Donald apprehends the boys, and places them in the back of a make-shift paddywagon, of which the holding pen is a cardboard box. As Donald extols the values of good education, the nephews make an escape from the cardboard box. Donald soon finds out, and chases them to their clubhouse.The boys slam the door on him, and Donald tries all sorts of methods to get into the clubhouse. When conventional methods seem to fail, he starts a fire, intending to smoke them out. The boys decide to prank Donald, taking 3 roast turkey, and placing them in a nearby bed, wearing their hats.When Donald comes into the clubhouse and sees the turkeys, he assumes the worst. As he sobs at the foot of the bed, one of the boys is lowered from a hole in the ceiling, dressed as an angel. Demanding Donald bend over to accept his punishment, Donald complies, and the nephew kicks him in the behind. A second kick does not go over as well, and the nephew falls on top of Donald, exposing the ruse.Donald then apprehends the boys, and with a rope tied to all three, marches them to the schoolhouse...only to find that the school is closed for the summer holidays.

Question: What did boys decided to do to Donald?
Answer: Prank
Truant Officer Donald

Huey, Dewey, and Louie are down at the old swimming hole. Unknown to them, they happen to catch the eye of Truant Officer Donald. Donald apprehends the boys, and places them in the back of a make-shift paddywagon, of which the holding pen is a cardboard box. As Donald extols the values of good education, the nephews make an escape from the cardboard box. Donald soon finds out, and chases them to their clubhouse.The boys slam the door on him, and Donald tries all sorts of methods to get into the clubhouse. When conventional methods seem to fail, he starts a fire, intending to smoke them out. The boys decide to prank Donald, taking 3 roast turkey, and placing them in a nearby bed, wearing their hats.When Donald comes into the clubhouse and sees the turkeys, he assumes the worst. As he sobs at the foot of the bed, one of the boys is lowered from a hole in the ceiling, dressed as an angel. Demanding Donald bend over to accept his punishment, Donald complies, and the nephew kicks him in the behind. A second kick does not go over as well, and the nephew falls on top of Donald, exposing the ruse.Donald then apprehends the boys, and with a rope tied to all three, marches them to the schoolhouse...only to find that the school is closed for the summer holidays.

Question: when Nephews ecape from the cardboard box, what Donald soon finds out ?
Answer: Donald soon finds out, and chases them to their clubhouse.
Truant Officer Donald

Huey, Dewey, and Louie are down at the old swimming hole. Unknown to them, they happen to catch the eye of Truant Officer Donald. Donald apprehends the boys, and places them in the back of a make-shift paddywagon, of which the holding pen is a cardboard box. As Donald extols the values of good education, the nephews make an escape from the cardboard box. Donald soon finds out, and chases them to their clubhouse.The boys slam the door on him, and Donald tries all sorts of methods to get into the clubhouse. When conventional methods seem to fail, he starts a fire, intending to smoke them out. The boys decide to prank Donald, taking 3 roast turkey, and placing them in a nearby bed, wearing their hats.When Donald comes into the clubhouse and sees the turkeys, he assumes the worst. As he sobs at the foot of the bed, one of the boys is lowered from a hole in the ceiling, dressed as an angel. Demanding Donald bend over to accept his punishment, Donald complies, and the nephew kicks him in the behind. A second kick does not go over as well, and the nephew falls on top of Donald, exposing the ruse.Donald then apprehends the boys, and with a rope tied to all three, marches them to the schoolhouse...only to find that the school is closed for the summer holidays.

Question: what did donald apprehends the boys ?