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Titles of Movies, Books, Etc. - In Other Words

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Titles of Movies Books Etc  In Other Words game quiz
"Once again I've decided to throw a monkey wrench in the works. Rather than stick with the titles that worked, I've chosen to mangle these fine works of art, cinema, etc. by selecting a much more encumbering title...best of luck to you!"

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1. One of my favorite films of all time could have been called 'Move Rhythmically to Music in Tandem with a Carnivorous Mammal of the Species Canis Lupus', but unfortunately it was not. Which of these Hollywood stars was featured in this film (in other words)?
    Robert Duvall
    Kevin Costner
    Jack Nicholson
    Richard Gere


2. Vincent van Gogh was one of the great artists of the 19th century, but my goodness were the titles of his paintings unimaginative. For instance, one of his great works might well have been entitled 'Those Who Ingurgitate Tuberous Root Plants from the Nightshade Family', but instead, he selected the safe (and, might I say, banal) route and named the painting...?
    The Leek Eaters
    The Pumpkin Eaters
    The Tomato Eaters
    The Potato Eaters


3. Though not as verbose as some of my other selections, the novel called 'Helios, Withal, Increases in Elevation' in other words might still be a tantalizing selection. Which of these authors might well have used this as the title of one of his books?
    F. Scott Fitzgerald
    Ernest Hemingway
    James Joyce
    John Steinbeck


4. One of the most beautiful works of modern classical music might have been even more beautiful if the title 'Vernal Period among the Massif that Closely Follows the Oriental Contours of the United States' had been settled upon. Who composed this lovely musical piece that was given a rather more ungenerous name?
    George Gershwin
    Aaron Copland
    Stephen Foster
    Irving Berlin


5. Among my personal favorite plays is this one, which I have lovingly entitled in other words 'The extinguishing of a human being of the masculine variety who earns income sufficient for living by the vending of miscellaneous objects'. Which of these playwrights was responsible for the authorship of this wonderful theatrical work?
    Bertolt Brecht
    Thornton Wilder
    Arthur Miller
    Eugene O'Neill


6. Which of these grand films would certainly have broken much greater box office ground had it used my recommended title, 'The Daily Matutinal Repast Coterie'?
    The Early Birds
    The Breakfast Club
    Red Dawn
    The Living Daylights


7. Back to the world of painting, I have conjured up another alternate title for a famous work of art that might well have purchased it much greater mass appeal. Which of these painters could have been responsible for 'The Cyanic Stripling', but resolved instead to select a more conventional title?
    Thomas Gainsborough
    Thomas Lawrence
    Joshua Reynolds
    Henry Raeburn


8. Which of these authors might well have entitled one of her most well-known novels 'En Route Towards the Pharos', but in a flash of impatience opted for a much less flashy moniker for the book?
    Jane Austen
    Edith Wharton
    Anne Brönte
    Virginia Woolf


9. 'The Articulation of Well Wishes Prior to Imbibing or Upon Bidding One's Adieu' is a longer, and might I add much more eloquent, title (in other words) for what popular American television series?
    Good Times
    Friends
    Cheers
    Happy Days


10. I now attack the opera world with this suggestion for a title, in other words, that really would have sent ripples through the operatic community: 'Papilionaceous Gentlewoman'. Which opera might otherwise have been do dually entitled?
    Lady MacBeth
    Madam Butterfly
    Miss Saigon
    The Second Mrs. Kong

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