This-Is-Movie Triviaaaaaaaa!!!

[needfulthings]

The 5th answer has you with 1/3 of the question right. Now you have to move on to the next 4 movies that have nothing to do with Musketeers.
Are you sure you understand the question? These movies were shoot as one movie.... But turned into two.

So movies 3 & 4 will have nothing to do with 5 & 6 or 1 & 2 except being turned into two movies.

[Joe315]

Were these movies originally intended as one film then split or were they filmed in totality with the intention of splitting them?

I was thinking of Kill Bill Vol 1 & 2 and the Matrix: Reloaded and Revolutions.

[needfulthings]

Were these movies originally intended as one film then split or were they filmed in totality with the intention of splitting them?

I was thinking of Kill Bill Vol 1 & 2 and the Matrix: Reloaded and Revolutions.

Two out of the three were shot as one then split into two (Pissing off actors who got screw out of money on the 2nd feature.) Kill Bill & Matrix are not the other films I am looking for.

HINT
The last of the 6 movies was released in 1990.

The last two movies (#s 5 & 6) started shooting as one movie but during production switched to two movies because there was just to much story for one film. Everybody knew it was going to be two films.(That was not the fact with the first 4 films.
BIG CLUE
Films 5 & 6 are films 2 & 3 of a trilogy.

1. The Three Musketeers 1973
2. The Four Musketeers: Milady's Revenge 1974

3. ?
4. ?

5. ?
6. ?

[needfulthings]

CLUES
1. The #3 film we are looking for had three sequels and the last one the story was credited to the star.
2. The Director of film #3 that was also be cut into film #4 was let go..... So another Director reshoot & recut film #4.
3. Thanks to DVD & BLU-RAY The original Director's cut of film #4 can now be seen.
WHY DID I OPEN THIS CAN OF WORMS?:evil::evil::evil::evil:

http://imageshack.com/a/img600/7759/aui6.jpg

[Joe315]

*note: I had to use google

Supermans 1 and 2 and Back to the future 2 and 3

[needfulthings]

*note: I had to use google

Supermans 1 and 2 and Back to the future 2 and 3

WE HAVE A WINNER
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[Joe315]

This canceled tv show made its return in a series of direct to DVD movies. It later made its return to tv after the success of the movies only to be canceled again (for now).

What is the name of the movie that marked its return after 4 years? (Bonus for the name of the show)

[needfulthings]

FUTURAMA: BENDER'S BIG SCORE.?
FUTURAMA (ALOHA MARS!)?
http://imageshack.com/a/img811/9965/f6ot.jpg

[Joe315]

Yep! You possess an unbelievable amount of knowledge on movies. You should have your own game show or something.

[needfulthings]

This Movie gave rebirth to a T.V. pilot that went on for 11 seasons?

[fearless-freak]

MASH?

[needfulthings]

SORRY

[Girlystevedave]

American Graffiti?

[needfulthings]

We have another WINNER.
http://imageshack.com/a/img856/6669/79ww.jpg

Happy Days was the T.V. show.

[Girlystevedave]

Nice, I finally stumbled into the thread at the perfect time to actually be able to give an answer about a movie I know and love.

Someone else can take the feather though. :)

[needfulthings]

Sorry wrong image

[needfulthings]

http://imageshack.com/a/img836/1171/zw2d.jpg

What & Who is this & what is significant about him?

[fearless-freak]

its Max Von Sydow who played Leland Gaunt AKA The Devil and is the book copy of Needful Things?

and secondly its SCHLOCK! played by the director of the movie John Landis

[needfulthings]

http://imageshack.com/a/img198/703/wvp4.jpg
WAY TO GO! Just for Giggles & Shits Do you know SCHLOCK'S other title?
The Banana Murders.

[needfulthings]

[QUOTE=fearless-freak;821379]its Max Von Sydow who played Leland Gaunt AKA The Devil and is the book copy of Needful Things?

Sorry that was a WRONG image.

[fearless-freak]

i own a copy of Schlock on DVD and its supposedly too obscure

what quote connects two films both by different directors, even though the second film was marketed as a sequel it is in no way related except by one quote

[fearless-freak]

here's a clue

http://cdn.fearnet.com/sites/default/files/images/News/stuart-gordon.jpg
this man directed the first film

[needfulthings]

???????
http://imageshack.com/a/img547/970/0y94.jpg

[fearless-freak]

yes, but what is the line that connects them

[needfulthings]

CRASH & BURN?

[fearless-freak]

yep

[needfulthings]

A LITTLE SOMETHING OUT OF MY COLLECTION.
http://imageshack.com/a/img21/3476/bo75.jpg

[needfulthings]

What do these two films have in common?
http://imageshack.com/a/img819/9048/maq6.jpg

[fearless-freak]

Sir Christopher Lee plays a vampire in both films?

[needfulthings]

right you are.

[fearless-freak]

that's gotta be the quickest one yet

what was the first man re-animated and killed the dean in re-animator's other job?

[needfulthings]

http://imageshack.com/a/img560/9545/bnjw.jpghttp://imageshack.com/a/img197/6786/9hx4.jpg
Arnold Schwarzenegger's Body Double?

[fearless-freak]

correct and nice Re-Animator stuff

[needfulthings]

http://imageshack.com/a/img842/6431/lwhl.jpghttp://imageshack.com/a/img194/1330/9u06.jpg

WHAT TWO THINGS DO THESE FILMS HAVE IN COMMON?

[fearless-freak]

Director Herbert L. Strock had very poor vision in one eye and consequently was unable to properly gauge how the 3-D effects were, and had to rely on others to tell him. Coincidentially, André De Toth, who directed House of Wax (1953), arguably the most famous 3-D film, only had one eye and could not see the 3-D effects at all.

[needfulthings]

Right again.

[fearless-freak]

what ingredient connects Return of The Living Dead and The Blob 1988?

[needfulthings]

http://imageshack.com/a/img853/1530/1urm.jpg

The catalyst in both movies is because of a Government experiment gone wrong?

http://imageshack.com/a/img401/9454/f85e.jpghttp://imageshack.com/a/img593/9255/qspe.jpg

[fearless-freak]

right answer but not the one i'm looking for

it's a cooking ingredient

[needfulthings]

The Before the movie version novel (The movie version was also rewritten by Russo)
http://imageshack.com/a/img845/9933/us72.jpg

http://imageshack.com/a/img24/4748/bjbs.jpg
METHOCELLOSE?

[fearless-freak]

yep, they used Methocel which is a thickening agent used in milkshakes on the Tarman zombie and also The Blob 1988

[needfulthings]

What did Grand Moff Tarkin have to do with the lives of Darth Vader & Count Dooku?

[fearless-freak]

he served under the two jedi?

[needfulthings]

No't what I'm looking for.

[needfulthings]

HINT
2 OUT OF 3.
http://imageshack.com/a/img6/9162/9tf1.jpg

[needfulthings]

To be frank with you
You may need a hammer to nail this one.

[needfulthings]

CLUE
http://imageshack.com/a/img21/4682/tqdp.jpg

[fearless-freak]

based on German counts?

[needfulthings]

no

[needfulthings]

CLUE
Like the Schwarzenegger's body double (Re-animator) answer. This answer has nothing to do with
http://imageshack.com/a/img845/9308/c5v8.jpg

[Iwritecode]

The actors that portrayed them were all from England?

[needfulthings]

Right but WRONG ANSWER.

[fearless-freak]

they've all been in Hammer horror movies

David Prowse was the strongman in Vampire Circus, Peter Cushing played various charcters in the Hammer films as did Sir Christopher Lee

[needfulthings]

you are getting warm.

[fearless-freak]

Frankenstein, Peter Cushing played Baron Frankenstein in all but one of Hammer's Frankenstein movies, Christopher Lee played the Monster in The Curse of Frankenstein and David Prowse played The Monster in The Horror of Frankenstein and Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell

[needfulthings]

YES
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http://imageshack.com/a/img23/5975/5in6.jpg

http://imageshack.com/a/img14/4876/iwdd.jpg

CLUES
1. This actor Fred Leslie played the Frankenstein monster in 1887. 2 out of the 3 actors played the monster.
2. FRANK Dr. Frankenstein was called Dr. Frank at the end of The Revenge of Frankenstein & hammer for Hammer films.
3. FRANK- IN- STEIN.

[fearless-freak]

what was the first batman movie made and who directed it?

[needfulthings]

lambert Hillyer 1943.
http://imageshack.com/a/img534/5882/ejyv.jpg

or do you want Leslie H. Martinson 1964?
http://imageshack.com/a/img802/5075/jru7.jpg

[fearless-freak]

that was a serial though it was re-cut into a movie and released on DVD in 2005 along with the Batman and Robin serial to coincide with Batman Begins, it is not the answer i am looking for i did not know this one existed until recently it is considered to be quite obscure

[needfulthings]

Roland West 1930?
http://imageshack.com/a/img547/8356/4qjg.jpg

[fearless-freak]

nope

[needfulthings]

You are talking about a full length theatrical feature?

[fearless-freak]

full length but unofficial and considered to be lost until scenes from it appeared in a documentry

[needfulthings]

So what you are telling us is that there IS a pre 1966 (unauthorized?) Batman movie or Batman cameo in a movie?

[needfulthings]

If you are talking about "Batman Fights Dracula"(Filipino unauthorized Rip-off movie) directed by Leody H. Diaz? That film was released June 3 1967 & Batman the Movie was released OCT 26 1966.
http://imageshack.com/a/img822/6021/3pwx.jpghttp://imageshack.com/a/img19/1010/glpf.jpg

[fearless-freak]

on the right track, but there is one before 1966

http://www.gallerywarhol.com/Warhol-Prints/andy-warhol-ads-van-heusen-ronald-reagan-1985-FS-II.356.jpg

[needfulthings]

O.K. Alyas Batman at Robin 1965 (Paquito Toledo)?

[fearless-freak]

<one year out

[needfulthings]

HOLLY SHIT! ......BATMAN/DRACULA 1964 ANDY WARHOL(Looks like it may have been a short?)

[fearless-freak]

correct, i didn't know it existed until recently and DC did an official animated version in 2005 The Batman Vs Dracula

http://batgirlbat-trap.com/omake/JACK_SMITH-4c.jpg

[needfulthings]

What John Landis film had a movie going experience like none other & why?

[fearless-freak]

is it Twilight Zone: The Movie when actor Vic Morrow and two children were killed in a helicopter crash on the set. Landis and other crew members were acquitted in the lengthy criminal trial that followed?

[needfulthings]

I really don't think that is a movie going experience.

[fearless-freak]

See You Next Wednesday, it has appeared in almost all of John Landis's work?

[needfulthings]

Sorry.

[fearless-freak]

American Werewolf In London as it was used by Universal for one of its Horror Nights?

[needfulthings]

STRIKE THREE.
FYI "SEE YOU NEXT WEDNESDAY" was Mr. Landis's first screenplay (never filmed). But parts of it have been used in some of his other movies.

[fearless-freak]

The Blues Brothers, as it was a stage show/concert and still continues?

[needfulthings]

Not what I'm looking for.

[needfulthings]

This experience did or did not happen until the viewer left the theater & it is still possible for this to happen today (But unlikely)

DON'T ASSUME

[needfulthings]

It has something to do with a "The Doors" song (but not the song itself) & a Burt Reynolds movie (Burt is not in this movie)

[Odetta]

I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about! I will wait for an easy question :)

[fearless-freak]

The Kentucky Fried Movie?

[needfulthings]

I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about! I will wait for an easy question :)

NOBODY SAID IT WAS GOING TO BE EASY.

[needfulthings]

The Kentucky Fried Movie?

SORRY

[Joe315]

Clue? And I have no clue as to why that would be the answer.

[needfulthings]

CLUE 1985 YES we have a WINNER. There were 4 endings filmed for this film (but only 3 were shown) so DIFFERENT theaters showed DIFFERENT endings.Then after the viewer left the theater & told someone the ending who had also seen it....They would disagree on how the movie ENDED.
From the back of the CLUE The Storybook.
http://imageshack.com/a/img546/7210/jj9u.jpg
LANDIS Produced & wrote the story.
http://imageshack.com/a/img7/7908/9e0e.jpg

THE DOORS song & the Burt Reynolds movie. THE END.

[Joe315]

Cool. I've only seen it on DVD and I can't remember if it includes all the endings.

[needfulthings]

Cool. I've only seen it on DVD and I can't remember if it includes all the endings.
YES

[Joe315]

What 1933 film features a popular actress best known for a 1950s sitcom, in the buff only covered by platinum blonde hair?

Name the actress and the movie.

[needfulthings]

Did the Director also make a movie with this title in 1914?

[Joe315]

No, his first film was in 1922.

[needfulthings]

O.K. GOT IT....Had the right actress just wrong movie. The star of this movie is a character in Boardwalk Empire?
I WILL PASS to let someone else play

[Joe315]

He is a character in BWE.

[needfulthings]

O.K. Roman Scandals with Eddie Cantor with an uncredited Lucille Ball (I Love Lucy).

[needfulthings]

What do the demise (on screen) of these actors have in common Robert H. Harris, Ewen Solon, Duncan 'Dean' Parkin, Gary Conway & Virginia Vincent?

[divemaster]

What 1933 film features a popular actress best known for a 1950s sitcom, in the buff only covered by platinum blonde hair?

Name the actress and the movie.


O.K. Roman Scandals with Eddie Cantor with an uncredited Lucille Ball (I Love Lucy).

Funny, the first actress I thought of when I read the clue was Lucille Ball. I know, I know, not a stretch for "popular actress best known for a 1950s sitcom," but I had no idea what the movie could be.

[needfulthings]

What do the demise (on screen) of these actors have in common Robert H. Harris, Ewen Solon, Duncan 'Dean' Parkin, Gary Conway & Virginia Vincent?

HINT.
Judith Evelyn almost made the list of actors .... but did not quite meet the criteria.

[needfulthings]

CLUE
Rumble Fish & Schindler's List....... Hold clues but these films have nothing to do with the answer.

[needfulthings]

CLUE
http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/841/bxkk.jpg
The film THEM! itself has nothing to do with the answer.

[needfulthings]

The films in question.
CLUES
1. How to make a Monster.
2. Jack the Ripper (1959)
3. War of the Colossal Beast
4. I was a Teenage Frankenstein
5. Return of Dracula
& the one not on the list.
The Tingler.

[fernandito]

Doesn't look like anyone is getting this one NT.

Maybe you could post another one, get the game moving again.

[needfulthings]

ANSWER
All the actors were killed in COLOR (colour)in black & white movies. The Tingler The only thing that was in color was the blood
http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/824/okmo.jpg.

[needfulthings]

What Stephen King based movie was started & had 10 weeks of filming done when they ran out of money? Who starred in it? Why was the film never finished?
BONUS POINTS if you can name the actor who was to star but died before filming began?

[fearless-freak]

question, was he a producer on this film?

[needfulthings]

NO

[needfulthings]

CLUE
This film has a connection with 2 other completed King projects.

[fernandito]

Insomnia?

[needfulthings]

I hope that answer didn't keep you up all night....Because it's ZZZZZZZ...SORRY:yawn: I dozed off there for a while.NOT RIGHT.

CLUE
The movie did get made 11 years later..... But had NOTHING to do with the cast & crew of this film.

[needfulthings]

CLUE TO ONE OF THE ACTORS.... HE ONCE PLAYED
http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/834/b8lc.jpg
ALTHOUGH NOT THIS ONE.

[fearless-freak]

screw it... creepshow 3

[needfulthings]

SORRY..... But here is another clue about the other actor.
http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/560/y9iz.jpg

[fearless-freak]

holy shit, just remembered what it was!

Apt Pupil

Producer Richard Kobritz sought to adapt the novella into a film during the 1980s, but two actors he invited to play Dussander died. When filming began in 1987, a loss of financing led to production being shut down. Forty minutes of usable footage existed, but production was never revived. James Mason to play the novella's war criminal Kurt Dussander, but Mason died in July 1984 before production as a result of a heart attack. The producer also approached Richard Burton for the role, but Burton also died. By 1987, Nicol Williamson was cast as Dussander, and 17-year-old Rick Schroder was cast as Todd Bowden. In that year, Alan Bridges began direction of the film with a script co-written by Ken Wheat and his brother Jim Wheat. Ten weeks into filming, production suffered from a lack of funds from its production company Granat Releasing, and the film had to be placed on hold. Kubritz sought to revive production, but when the opportunity came a year later, Schroder had aged too considerably for the film to work. Forty minutes of usable footage was abandoned.

[divemaster]

I never know the answers to these questions, but I find them very interesting once revealed!

[needfulthings]

YES
http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/31/u2jt.jpg

CLUES
Williamson played Merlin in Excalibur 1981 & Schroder was in Silver Spoons 1982-1987.

[fearless-freak]

A Better Tomorrow is a remake of which earlier film?

the original film, original title and translated title

[needfulthings]

The film just played at UCLA. The Story of a Discharged Prisoner (Upright Repenter) 1967 Ying Xiong ben se.
Sorry I don't own that DVD.
http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/600/6eli.jpg

[fearless-freak]

right

i'm still looking out for the third movie


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVGhZwyefEY

[needfulthings]

What film did the Japanese make to appease Japan because they did not get STAR WARS right away (This movie played in the U.S.A. in 1978 )?
http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/560/3e69.jpg

BONUS POINTS.... If you can name the 1974 film they called SPACE WARS at this time?

[fearless-freak]

question, anime or live action?

[needfulthings]

LIVE ACTION
http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/607/0i80.jpg

[fearless-freak]

Message from Space?

[needfulthings]

http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/19/wjt5.jpghttp://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/819/nwr5.jpg

BONUS POINTS?

[fearless-freak]

i automatically thought of Space Battleship Yamato a.k.a Star blazers, not sure about Space Wars though

what connects The Thing From Another World to Gunsmoke and why?

[divemaster]

James Arness! Played The Thing and starred in Gunsmoke!

I got one!

[fearless-freak]

correct and an urban legend that John Wayne was approached to play Marshal Dillon and declined it and recommended James Arness, but he was never approached and recommended Arness even though John Wayne did the opening narration on the first episode

[needfulthings]

http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/10/cqrc.jpg

http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/812/eq35.jpghttp://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/716/zoa3.jpg

[fearless-freak]

sweet

[needfulthings]

CLUE TO BONUS ANSWER.
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GO..... divemaster

[fearless-freak]

that's Flesh Gordon

[divemaster]

I'll come up with something tonight or tomorrow. I guess it needs to be less esoteric than Go, Go Second-time Virgin (my previous effort), which I really didn't think was all that obscure, but I want it to be worth a challenge.

[needfulthings]

http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/809/tqlg.jpghttp://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/594/vb8t.jpg

GO...... divemaster

[needfulthings]

I'll come up with something tonight or tomorrow. I guess it needs to be less esoteric than Go, Go Second-time Virgin (my previous effort), which I really didn't think was all that obscure, but I want it to be worth a challenge.

http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/713/02gv.jpg

[divemaster]

What person had a role in all movies of a particular film franchise--but playing a different role in each film?

This particular film franchise has more than two films, so that means, say, Michael Parks ("Earl McGraw" in Kill Bill vol. I and "Esteban Vihaio" in Kill Bill vol. 2) is not the answer.

[fearless-freak]

Danny Trejo in From Dusk Till Dawn?

Razor Charlie in From Dusk till Dawn, Razor Eddie in Texas Blood Money and once again Razor Charlie in The Hangman's Daughter

[divemaster]

That's not who I was thinking of. I'm not familiar with "Texas Blood Money" or "The Hangman's Daughter" but if he's playing the same role of Razor Charlie in two of the three films, that would be disqualifying.

[fearless-freak]

Michael J Fox in Back to The Future?

Marty McFly, Marty McFly, Jr. and Marlene McFly in Back to the Future Part II
Michael J. Fox as Marty McFly and Seamus McFly in Back to the Future Part III

[divemaster]

That might be qualifying! It's been a while since I've seen I and II (never saw III). So if Fox indeed played three different roles I'll credit you with the "win."

But for shits and giggles, let's play this out until someone gets the person I was thinking of, or tomorrow, whichever comes first. I'll give hints if needed.

[fearless-freak]

lets see if needful comes up with someone else

[divemaster]

Yeah, that's what I was thinking. Knowing him, he'll come up with 3 or 4!

[needfulthings]

Dwight Frye
1.Frankenstein...Fritz.
2. The Bride of Frankenstein...Karl.
3. Son Of Frankenstein...Villager?
4.Ghost of Frankenstein...Villager?
5.Frankenstein meets the Wolf man...Rudi.

[fearless-freak]

yours is better

[needfulthings]

Eddie Murphy
The Nutty Professor
1.Sherman Klunp
2.Buddy Love
3.Lance Perkins
4.Papa Klump
5.Mama Klump
6.Grandma Klump
7. Ernie Klump
The Nutty Professor ll
ADD
Young Papa Klump.

[needfulthings]

Stan Lee
1.SPIDER-MAN 2002 Mani in fair.
2.SPIDER-MAN 2 2004 Man dodging debris.
3.SPIDER-MAN 3 2007 Man in Time Square.
4.The AMAZING SPIDER-MAN 2012 School Librarian.
5The AMAZING SPIDER-MAN 2014 Graduation Guest.
AND EVERY OTHER MARVEL MOVIE:lol:

[divemaster]

I knew you'd be on top of things!

It looks like Stan Lee would count, as would Dwight Frye. Eddie Murphy would not, as that appears to be all from one movie rather than a series or franchise?

The person I am thinking of is a female. Three movies. One of the roles was a male. Only one was a speaking part, and most folks wish it wasn't.

Prolly gave it away with that, but what the heck, it's been a fun question I think.

[needfulthings]

I FOUND ONE:nana: (not the one we are looking for) Female,3 film franchise & not the same person in each film.
Chloe Sonnenfeld (Someone's daughter?)
1.Men in Black... Alien on T.V. monitor
2.Men in Black II...Elizabeth (Young girl at Post Office)
3 Men in Black III...Coney Island Flower Child.

[divemaster]

That's why this game is so fun. That's not the person I'm thinking of, but your mention of "someone's daughter" is a HUGE clue for my person.

So, to recap:

--3 films (trilogy)
--actress
--one role (non-speaking) was male; one role (non-speaking) was female; and main role (female) was speaking, but most folks wish she had kept her mouth shut or not appeared in the film altogether
--someone's daughter, for sure

you might not need another clue, but if so, peek below

Winona Ryder was supposedly the first person slated for the main role, but that fell through

[Joe315]

Sophia Coppola in The Godfather trilogy.

[Still Servant]

I think Joe is right. I'm pretty sure Sofia played the baby boy in the baptism scene.

I still don't think The Godfather III is that bad. The incest story was a mistake, but it has a great final shot. Good trivia question though.

[Still Servant]

I think The Godfather trilogy also holds the distinction as one of the only (maybe the only) franchise to have two different actors win an Academy Award for the same character.

[divemaster]

Sofia Coppola is the correct answer! At least the one I was looking for. Obviously, there are others.

This month I watched my Godfather trilogy DVD set. And all three Francis Ford Coppola commentaries and bonus features. That's where I learned about Sofia. She played the infant Michael in the baptism scene at the end of Part I (as Still Servant mentioned), then "immigrant girl on boat" in a scene in Part II, and then of course Mary Corleone in Part III.

Anyone object if I pass the feather to Joe315?

[needfulthings]

GO Joe315

[divemaster]

Oh, and several times in the commentaries, Coppola mentioned that the Godfather Part II was the first movie sequel to use the "Part II" tag rather than, say, "Return of" or "Bride of" or a different name altogether. Now I know that can't be right but I'm not gonna look it up. I'm sure needfulthings can come up with 20 off the top of his head!

[needfulthings]

IVAN THE TERRIBLE PART 1 1944
IVAN THE TERRIBLE PART II 1958

[Joe315]

Which author has had all five of his novels adapted into major motion pictures? (The clues should help narrow down who I'm looking for.)

His first novel was published in 1975

[needfulthings]

Thomas Harris
1. Black Sunday
2. Red Dragon (Manhunter 1986 Red Dragon 2003)
3.The Silence of the Lambs
4. Hannibal
5. Hannibal Rising
http://imageshack.com/a/img812/5815/v2s3.jpg

[Joe315]

Yep.

[needfulthings]

What did these two actors just do that made movie history?
http://imageshack.com/a/img24/8607/g17a.jpghttp://imageshack.com/a/img28/6861/oh33.jpg
This lady also did it.
http://imageshack.com/a/img843/1343/wx6p.jpg

BONUS POINTS If you can name the 1st Academy Award winning actress who did it.

[needfulthings]

HINT
The answer has nothing to do with KUBRICK..BUT You have to
http://imageshack.com/a/img208/656/eamx.jpg

[fearless-freak]

Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb

is this about a sequel or remake?

[needfulthings]

SORRY
CLARIFIER
The JUST DO reference had to do with the screen grabs. (not JUST DO.... as now in 2014)

[needfulthings]

CLUE
WHAT'S THAT SPELL?
http://imageshack.com/a/img703/8329/vjk8.jpg

A CLUE TO THE LAST CLUE.
http://imageshack.com/a/img534/6004/46iv.jpg

[needfulthings]

CLUE
http://imageshack.com/a/img198/8761/ywmg.JPG

[divemaster]

Ok, your clues...

--Country Joe and the Fish ("What's that Spell")
--Woodstock
--A Christmas Story (Ralphie? Lifebuoy soap? Oh fuuuuuuudge?)

Still no clue

"Love the Bomb" --was the movie a box office bomb?

Still no closer to "What did these two actors just do that made movie history?" and "This lady also did it."

But I'm very intrigued.

[needfulthings]

Close you are S:confused: close.
It's 3 movies (not a movie)& the titles are not important to the answer.
...It has nothing to do with box office.
CLUE..This is the answer to the BONUS question.
http://imageshack.com/a/img542/6353/6y5d.jpg:evil:
It is now 4 movies

[needfulthings]

THE ANSWER
The 1st times F_ _ _ was uttered on the silver screen
1. Ulysses 1967 male
2. I'll Never Forget What's Isname 1967 female.
3. Shaft's Big Score! senior citizen
4. Owl and the Pussycat 1970 Barbra Streisand
HINT When the word is said on T.V. it is called Dropping the F-BOMB.
Country Joe & the Fish at Woodstock
Give me an F
Give me a U
Give me a C
Give me a K
WHAT'S THAT SPELL?
Christmas Story Ralphie "I said the word, The big word, The Queen mother of dirty words, The F-dash-dash-dash word".

[divemaster]

Great challenge and clues. Sorry was not up to the task. I feel like I should have gotten it with the Ralphie clue.

Do another!

[needfulthings]

WHAT HAPPENED WITH THIS MOVIE
http://imageshack.com/a/img706/4894/kbqf.jpg
THAT AFFECTED THE STAR OF THIS MOVIE?
http://imageshack.com/a/img547/1908/2ku2.jpg

[fearless-freak]

Whoopi Goldberg had made a verbal agreement to star in the film in October 1992, she attempted to back out. Abramson filed a US$20 million lawsuit against Goldberg, which they settled very quickly. Goldberg agreed to star in the film for $7 million,[3] $2 million more than the originally agreed-upon amount.

One of the attorneys on the case described this as being similar to the legal battle of Kim Basinger when she backed out of the film Boxing Helena
right?

[needfulthings]

Yes.... When Basinger lost a multimillion lawsuit Whoopi changed her mind... If a HOT blonde actress lost her case she knew she was screwed.
Theodore Rex went straight to video...I think Whoopi did O.K. imho

[fearless-freak]

in Within The Woods who was the possessed monster?

[needfulthings]

You People have until 11am tomorrow 2/6/14 to get the answer:confused: & then it's my turn:evil:
We are not talking WITHIN THE WOODS (CAMP BLOOD III).... RIGHT?

[fearless-freak]

not that one, the one i am on about is available to watch on youtube but very bad qaulity

[needfulthings]

1978 Short prototype for Evil Dead with Bruce Campbell.
ANSWER Bruce Campbell?

[fearless-freak]

yes, they reused some of the gags from Within The Woods in Evil Dead 1 & 2

[needfulthings]

What 1949 Pulp novel was filmed twice The 1st time in 1958 (Film Noir) and starred a famous stripper & again in 1970 as a Giallo (uncredited adaptation) with a star from a Stephen J. Cannell show?

[fearless-freak]

Screaming Mimi

[needfulthings]

YES

[fearless-freak]

who is the only actor to have appeared in three of the 'Dead' films?

[needfulthings]

If you are talking EVIL DEAD (DEAD FILMS) There are 2 besides Bruce Campbell.

[Still Servant]

Needful, head over to the "General Movie Discussion" thread. There's a question there that you might be able to answer.

[fernandito]

Mike, I literally just suggested NT in the General movie thread before coming in here lol.

[needfulthings]

The Clock is Running People:panic:

[fearless-freak]

not the evil dead films, what is the other famous 'Dead' series

[divemaster]

Wild guess--George Romero in cameos?

[fearless-freak]

nope

he did one of the more memorable kills in the first one he appeared in

[needfulthings]

If we are talking "Night of the Livings Dead movies Anything by Romero or Russo is fair game for an answer.
There are four (3 1/2) right answers.
1. George A. Romero
Night of the Living Dead 1968
Dawn of the Dead 1978
Day of the Dead 1985
Land of the Dead 2005 (voice only)
Diary of the Dead 2007

2. Tom Savini
Dawn of the Dead 1978
Children of the Dead (Produced by John A. Russo)
Dawn of the Dead 2004
Diary of the Dead 2007 (voice only)
Land of the Dead 2005

3. Ralph Langer
Dawn of the Dead 1978
Day of the Dead 1985
Night of the Living Dead 1990

4. Joseph Pilato (This one is pushing it because the last movie is not out yet)
Dawn Of the Dead 1978
Day of the Dead 1985
Night of the Living Dead ORIGINS 3D 2014
THE ANSWER YOU ARE PROBABLY LOOKING FOR MUST BE SAVINI..BUT I GIVE THE WIN TO divemaster. (Just because the answer is not the one you are looking for does not make the answer wrong.)

[fearless-freak]

the only one George appeared in to my knowledge was Dawn, and the answer is Savini and he was in Land of The Dead, according to Romero Land takes place a year after Dawn and he had a cameo in the 2004 remake of Dawn

http://www.oafe.net/yo/art/npld_blade5.jpg

[needfulthings]

GEORGE A. ROMERO
Night of the Living Dead... Washington Reporter.
Dawn of the Dead ...T.V. Director / Nick in Santa Claus suit.
Day of the Dead...Zombie with scarf.
Land of the Dead... voice only Puppeteer.
Diary of the Dead... Police Chief Arthur Katz.
http://imageshack.com/a/img547/8212/wppv.jpg

[fearless-freak]

i stand corrected

[needfulthings]

the only one George appeared in to my knowledge was Dawn, and the answer is Savini and he was in Land of The Dead, according to Romero Land takes place a year after Dawn and he had a cameo in the 2004 remake of Dawn

http://www.oafe.net/yo/art/npld_blade5.jpg

THEN GET YOUR S_ _ _TOGETHER.SORRY I know it's just a game...But the facts are the facts & what you think dose not make it true. P.S.I try to give the other players a chance to win & don't jump in right away.
GO....divemaster (GREAT ANSWER! by the way)

[Still Servant]

Needful, you seem to know so much about film but I never see you in some of the other threads like "The Last Movie You've Seen Thread", "Movie Thread", or even the "General Movie Discussion Thread". Your expertise would be welcome in some of our discussions. We are all really passionate about film.

I've also never seen you participate in the "Oscar Contest Thread" that we do every year. I would really love to have you submit your predictions. We are always looking for more people.

Of course, one of the reasons you don't visit those threads could be that you might not see a lot of newer films. Not sure. My uncle is like that. He's like a fountain of information on film, as long as it hasn't come out in the last 5 years.

[needfulthings]

You are right.... I have not been out to a movie in 5 Years (Avatar 3D 2009.) I mainly pickup Used Blu-Rays & DVDs & watch at home.
http://imageshack.com/a/img823/3138/lm8b.jpg.

[Still Servant]

You are right.... I have not been out to a movie in 5 Years (Avatar 3D 2009.) I mainly pickup Used Blu-Rays & DVDs & watch at home.
& I can't type for shit.

Nothing wrong with that. Where do you buy your used Blu-Rays and DVD's? I'm always looking for new places. As somebody who as seen a ton of films over that span, I can tell you there are some really good movies in your future.

[fearless-freak]

that is an impressive collection needful and is that a severed hand prop?

[needfulthings]

I go on shopping trips like Reno & Las Vegas & hit 50 or 60 pawn shops. A few years ago we drove to the East Cost & stopped at every pawn shop there & back.:nana:

[needfulthings]

that is an impressive collection needful and is that a severed hand prop?

THING from The ADDAMS FAMILY 1991
http://imageshack.com/a/img585/1903/u7wd.jpg

[Still Servant]

I go on shopping trips like Reno & Las Vegas & hit 50 or 60 pawn shops. A few years ago we drove to the East Cost & stopped at every pawn shop there & back.:nana:

That's awesome! Sounds like a fun trip. I'm on the East Coast. Did you make your way to Connecticut? We have some pretty decent pawn shops over here.

[divemaster]

Ok! I'll have to mull it over--probably post something later tonight or perhaps tomorrow.

[divemaster]

Christopher Hampton's 1985 play Les Liaisons Dangereuses was a theatrical adaptation of the 18th-century French novel Les Liaisons Dangereuses by Pierre Choderlos de Laclos.

Name 5 film adaptations of the play or novel. Cinema only; no TV shows.

This is very easy to look up on IMDb or Wikipedia. I'm curious who might know from film history, general knowledge, or even having seen them. (I only knew 3 of the 5). Hint: One of the films is in a language not French and not English.

[fearless-freak]

Dangerous Liaisons 1988, directed by Stephen Frears and starring Glenn Close, John Malkovich, Michelle Pfeiffer and Uma Thurman (based on Hampton's play). This version uses 18th-century costumes and dazzling shots of the Île-de-France region around Paris. It was nominated for multiple Academy Awards including Best Picture.

Valmont (1989), directed by Miloš Forman and starring Annette Bening, Colin Firth and Meg Tilly.

Cruel Intentions (1999), directed by Roger Kumble and starring Sarah Michelle Gellar, Ryan Phillippe, Selma Blair and Reese Witherspoon relocates the story to modern-day New York and is set amongst upper-class high school teens. The film had two sequels in 2000 and 2004 starring Amy Adams and Kerr Smith.

Untold Scandal (2003), directed by E J-yong and starring Lee Mi-sook, Jeon Do-yeon and Bae Yong-joon, transposes the setting to 18th-century Korea.

Dangerous Liaisons (2012), directed by Hur Jin-ho and starring Zhang Ziyi, Jang Dong-gun and Cecilia Cheung, is set in 1930s China.

[divemaster]

That's five, so you got it. There was also the 1959 French film Les Liaisons Dangereuses, directed by Roger Vadim.

I've seen the Korean adaptation and really enjoyed it. My review below. I've spoilered it so it doesn't gum up the thread for those not interested.

(I've also got the Chinese adaptation in my Netflix queue. Looks pretty good as well).

Untold Scandal
Directed by Je-yong Lee
Starring Mi-suk Lee, Do-yeon Jeon, and Yong-jun Bae
In Korean with English subtitles
Film: 4 stars (out of 5)

“Revenge is sweetest when done secretly.”

Untold Scandal is a lush adaptation of the novel “Les Liaisons Dangereuses” set in Chosun Dynasty Korea. I have not read the novel nor seen any of the other film adaptations (e.g., Dangerous Liaisons; Cruel Intentions), so my review is on the merits of the film itself rather than a comparison to other works.

Lady Cho is none too happy when her husband brings in 16-year-old So-ok to be his concubine. She is cute and virginal and of course Lady Cho can’t stand it. So she turns to her cousin, Sir Cho Won, and makes a devious proposition--seduce this “innocent flower” and impregnate her. The thought of presenting her husband with a pregnant concubine makes Lady Cho’s eyes sparkle. What would Cho Won get in return? What he has always wanted—to enjoy the carnal pleasures of Lady Cho.

But the idle rich are easily bored and this is hardly the test Cho Won was looking for. Seducing a naïve teenager is no challenge. A few flattering words and, well, what girl would *not* fall into bed with the dashing and charming Cho Won? He offers a counter-proposal. If he can bed the virginal Lady Chung, who belongs to a Catholic group and has made a vow of chastity, that would be a true accomplishment worthy of the reward Lady Cho offers. (Of course, being the Lothario that he is, he can’t help making eyes at So-ok as well. Just a little something on the side to keep in practice.)

Now the games begin. Cho Won finds it rough going, as Lady Chung wants nothing to do with him. She has heard of his reputation and she has no interest in anything but her Catholic service and charity work. She’s rather a plain Jane and can’t even conceive of why Cho Won would want to have anything to do with her anyway. In fact, she tells him straight out that she would rather live with the plague victims than even carry on a conversation with him. He’s certainly got his work cut out for him.

Lady Cho gets a perverse pleasure out of this game of seduction and manipulation. And she’s got her own devious games to play with the clueless So-ok.

The scheming escalates in intensity and nefariousness. Will Lady Chung crack? Will Lady Cho have to pay up on the bet? Will So-ok end up a pregnant bride? Will the Law of Unintended Consequences come back to bite Cho Won?

The challenge for the actors is to make such characters engaging enough so that the viewer isn’t completely turned off by them. Let’s face it. Cho Won is a cad of the first degree, and Lady Cho is no better. Even when it appears that Cho Won is succumbing to actual feelings of affection and love, we are not sure if it is genuine or just a part of his merciless game.

Many films can offer up good villains, but they are usually played off against protagonists who have the audience’s sympathy and interest. It is more of a task when the villains have to carry the film. I think Untold Scandal rises to the challenge admirably. The scheming cousins set about their plans with such style and panache that viewers may find themselves actually rooting for them. These are interesting characters who are surprisingly multi-dimensional (especially in the case of Cho Won).

If you like costume and period pieces, this is the movie for you. The look of the film is colorful and vibrant. This Hong Kong DVD carries a Category III rating for some nudity, eroticism, and sensuality, but it is not some silly sex romp. The characters develop, and there are some surprises along the way.

My major issue with the film was that the ending seemed sort of slapped together. Up until then we’ve been treated to a very tight and contained piece, but then things start spinning all over the place. I’m not sure if this is true to the original story or if the director felt that after 2 hours he’d better just wrap things up.

*Note*: The name translations in the subtitles are different from the character names on the IMDb and other English plot synopses I’ve read (including the one on the back of the box). For example, Lady Cho = Madam Jo. Lady Chung = Lady Suk or Sook. This review uses the names as subtitled.

[fearless-freak]

Universal Studios almost sued Hammer Films but why?

[needfulthings]

http://imageshack.com/a/img853/8881/sfol.jpg VS http://imageshack.com/a/img547/3785/xrra.jpg
Copyright infringement on the Frankenstein Monsters looks.
YE SHALL NOT HAVE...
1. GREEN SKIN
2. FLAT TOP HEAD
3. SCAR ON FOREHEAD
4. BOLTS ON NECK
5. PROTRUDING FOREHEAD
also HAMMER had to make script changes so they did not infringe on the other Universal Frankenstein films that were not in Public Domain.
The only reason I jumped in right away is that my next question has to do with this very subject.

[fearless-freak]

correct, but in the later Hammer Frankenstein movie they start going the Universal's Frankenstein's monster in a way

[needfulthings]

correct, but in the later Hammer Frankenstein movie they start going the Universal's Frankenstein's monster in a way

REALLY?
http://imageshack.com/a/img853/8267/npnl.jpg
IF YOU WANT ME.... I'LL BE IN MY ROOM:evil:!

[needfulthings]

http://imageshack.com/a/img853/9237/nocv.jpg
HOW MANY TIMES DID I PROTRAY THE FRANKENSTEIN MONSTER (ON & OFF THE SILVER SCREEN) & CAN YOU NAME THEM?

[fearless-freak]

it's Boris Karloff, do non The Monster roles count?

1931 Frankenstein
1935 Bride of Frankenstein
1939 Son of Frankenstein

these are the one's i can think of off the top of my head

[needfulthings]

NO Only AS the Frankenstein Monster.GOOD START.
Did you think it was going to be that easy?

[fearless-freak]

does Frankenstein - 1970 in which he played Baron Victor Von Frankenstein count along with the archive footage of Bride in the opening of Weird Science?

[needfulthings]

does Frankenstein - 1970 in which he played Baron Victor Von Frankenstein count along with the archive footage of Bride in the opening of Weird Science?

Weird Science NO because it is stock footage.. But I'll give you 1/2 credit for Frankenstein 1970 (For the reason you gave)
Baron Victor Von Frankenstein & Monster.
http://imageshack.com/a/img716/2205/8bff.jpg

THE MONSTER FROM.... FRANKENSTEIN 1970
http://imageshack.com/a/img703/2681/ysum.jpg

BUT YOU ARE NOT DONE YET

[needfulthings]

THE ANSWER
6 TIMES
1. Frankenstein 1931
http://imageshack.com/a/img594/4194/fzw2.jpg
2. Bride of Frankenstein 1935
http://imageshack.com/a/img716/5755/a5ja.jpg
3. Son of Frankenstein 1939
http://imageshack.com/a/img706/1240/a6fq.jpg
4. Frankenstein 1970 1958
http://imageshack.com/a/img716/2205/8bff.jpg
5. ROUTE 66 (Lizard's Leg & Owlet's Wing)T.V. 1962
http://imageshack.com/a/img40/5509/amxn.jpg
6. Hollywood My Home Town T.V. 1965 (Film shoot by Ken Murray at a All-Star Baseball Game in 1940)This has been on TCM.
http://imageshack.com/a/img838/2489/khf2.jpg

[needfulthings]

While we are on a Frankenstein monster kick....WHAT DO THESE TWO HAVE IN COMMON?
http://imageshack.com/a/img203/8277/qglb.jpghttp://imageshack.com/a/img196/5716/ubg0.jpg

[fearless-freak]

question, is that second one Frankenstein created Woman?

[needfulthings]

SORRY.
This one is ...but not that one.
http://imageshack.com/a/img853/8267/npnl.jpg

[fearless-freak]

is it the actor that played the monster played Baron Frankenstein in the other?

[needfulthings]

SORRY

When the one on the left was released the actor playing the Baron had not been born yet.

[needfulthings]

CLUE
http://imageshack.com/a/img822/3678/jebj.jpg

BONUS QUESTION (no points)
What do these Frankenstein monsters have in common?
http://imageshack.com/a/img843/448/xt1n.jpg http://imageshack.com/a/img546/8036/opx3.jpg

[needfulthings]

ANSWERS
They were both filmed in 3D.Third Dimensional Murder (A Pete Smith short 1940) & Flesh for Frankenstein (Spacevision 3-D 1973.)

They are both Creighton Tull Chaney (Lon Chaney, Jr) The Ghost of Frankenstein 1942 & Tales of Tomorrow (Frankenstein ABC-TV 1952)

[needfulthings]

What is the significance of these two screen grabs from a 3rd adaptation of a novel from a popular book & film series?

http://imageshack.com/a/img138/3388/5uhy.jpg

http://imageshack.com/a/img855/6755/1ttf.jpg

[fearless-freak]

its from James Bond, Casino Royale were the stunts done on camera instead of green screen?

[needfulthings]

Right Movie, Wrong Answer. Has nothing to do with how it was filmed.

[needfulthings]

ANSWER
http://imageshack.com/a/img841/9292/ssvw.jpghttp://imageshack.com/a/img600/218/6sxu.jpg
If you live in the U.S.A. or U.K. POP in your DVD or BLU-RAY & you will discover that these scenes are not in the movie nor were they in the theatrical releases (cut to get it a lower rating) FYI They are also in the Australian Blu-Ray.

[needfulthings]

A Warner Bros T.V. pilot based on a 1950s film was found to intense (at that time) for T.V. & was released as a feature film with a title change & gimmicks added?
NAME THE FILM.
BONUS POINTS If you can name the 50s movie & what were the gimmicks?
http://imageshack.com/a/img69/5445/wlyk.jpghttp://imageshack.com/a/img542/3263/w7c6.jpg

[needfulthings]

http://imageshack.com/a/img36/725/ws5c.jpg

[fearless-freak]

that looks like Dark Shadows and i know thats the wrong answer by the way

[needfulthings]

You are Right it's not Dark Shadows.
1.M.G.M. not W.B.
2. Not based on a 50s movie
3. and was a T.V. show
4. Movies based on T.V. show (not vise versa)

[fearless-freak]

i'm gonna say House of Wax 1953

[needfulthings]

Now what's the movie?
http://imageshack.com/a/img543/7076/d2ab.jpghttp://imageshack.com/a/img849/681/zlav.jpg

[needfulthings]

ANSWER
]http://imageshack.com/a/img132/2054/lroo.jpg

[needfulthings]

WHAT DO THESE TWO FILMS HAVE IN COMMON?
http://imageshack.com/a/img801/6007/ag8m.jpghttp://imageshack.com/a/img18/2218/7gn4.jpg

[fernandito]

They were both made before I was born.

[needfulthings]

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

[needfulthings]

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
I CAN ONLY SAY THAT ABOUT ONE OF THEM.

[fearless-freak]

they're both adaptions of an earlier work? A Star Is Born is a remake of the original 1937 film and Lost Horizon is adapted from the novel of the same name by James Hilton?

[divemaster]

I'm sure that's too general. I've been wracking my brains but not coming up with anything. I'm not even sure if were looking for a connection in film content or perhaps in cast/crew or something else entirely.

Maybe a Shangri-La connection?

[needfulthings]

NOT WHAT I AM LOOKING FOR...SORRY

[needfulthings]

I'm sure that's too general. I've been wracking my brains but not coming up with anything. I'm not even sure if were looking for a connection in film content or perhaps in cast/crew or something else entirely.

Maybe a Shangri-La connection?

FILM CONTENT

[fearless-freak]

film restoration?

[needfulthings]

film restoration?

WHAT MAKES THEM SIMILAR & UNIQUE?

[needfulthings]

Actually another right answer would be that they were both remade as musicals...But that is not the answer I'm looking for.
http://imageshack.com/a/img607/2186/jm9y.jpg

[needfulthings]

ANSWER Both films were cut after their 1st theatrical release & the footage was lost..... so to restore them audio & still photos were used. (This was also done with Erich Von Stroheim's 1924 GREED.)
Just for shits & giggles can you name the full length lost feature film that was restored this way?

[needfulthings]

This actress spent a lot of time nude on the Broadway stage, but she bared her charms for the first time in a 1982 PG rated film. Who is she & what was the film?

[divemaster]

Darryl Hannah in Splash?

??

I don't think that's it but that's the only PG nudity from the early '80s that comes to mind immediately.

[needfulthings]

Darryl Hannah in Splash?

??

I don't think that's it but that's the only PG nudity from the early '80s that comes to mind immediately.
SORRY...that's not the one.:nope:
But worth a L:cyclops::cyclops:k
http://imageshack.com/a/img163/8746/eh0f.jpgThe BEST 80s PG nudity http://imageshack.com/a/img513/3999/jpsb.jpg& also not the right answer.

[divemaster]

Wasn't there also a scene in The Clash of the Titans when the pretty young lady was getting out of a bath? I was just entering my teens in the early '80s and I tend to remember nudity when I came across it. It was pretty slim pickings at my house, as my mom and stepdad were very strict with the R-ratings. However, summers at my dad's was entirely different. He had cable, HBO, and Cinemax. Oh, yeah, Cinemax After Dark; that was a godsend for a 14 year-old!

I will continue to try to come up with the answer to your trivia. If there was PG nudity, I'm pretty sure I saw the movie at some point.

[divemaster]

Oh, and there was the boob shot in Airplane! but I'm not sure of the actress offhand.

[divemaster]

Ha! I think I got it.

Adrienne Barbeau in Swamp Thing.

?

[needfulthings]

Ha! I think I got it.

Adrienne Barbeau in Swamp Thing.

?
BINGO
http://imageshack.com/a/img593/8936/wnu1.jpghttp://imageshack.com/a/img132/2207/m4qh.jpg
SCIENCE MADE HIM A MONSTER,BUT ADRIENNE MADE HIM A MAN:evil: IS THIS WHERE THE EXPRESSION "GETTING WOOD" CAME FROM?:

[divemaster]

Ok, here goes. Bruce, I'm sure you'll know the movie right off, but perhaps at least one of the questions will require a bit of additional thought...

1) The below lyrics represent part of the theme song for what movie?

2) Who sang the song?

3) What three unconventional musical instruments are featured in the song?

4) What Broadway musical is the film based on?


Lyrics

Now them Yankees come along, and they'll listen to this song; and they'll quake in fear to hear that Rebel Yell.

Yee-Haw! Oh the South's gonna rise again!

...
Jeb Stuart spurred his horse, and the Yankees ran a' course;
But there wasn't any powder for his gun;
So he said to his boys, "let's make a lot a noise,
And we'll charge again and make them Yankees run."

Yee-Haw! Oh the South's gonna rise again!