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1. Named as 2010's "sexiest man alive" by People magazine, which Canadian actor stars as the character named Guy?

From Quiz Funny Films: "Free Guy"

Answer: Ryan Reynolds

Reynolds is also a producer for the film, working closely with director Shawn Levy to shape the story, his character (Guy) and the world that he inhabits. The film also stars Jodie Comer who plays the character named Millie (and her in-game avatar: 'molotovGirl').

From Quiz Ford v Ferrari

Answer: He has a heart condition.

The film opens with an unforgettable introduction to automotive legend Carroll Shelby. We're at the halfway point of the 1959 instalment of the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Shelby is driving his Aston Martin DBR1 along the Circuit de la Sarthe at night when he notices his fuel gauge is running on empty. He pulls into the pit to refuel when the petrol suddenly ignites, setting part of the car and Shelby's back ablaze. The pit crew put out the fire with blankets and extinguishers and just looks at Shelby expectantly. "Fill the tank!" Shelby yells. He has made significant gains in the last hour of the race, and has a decent shot at a win if he keeps it up. The pit crew all stare at the still smoldering Shelby like he's crazy. "Am I on fire?" he asks Eddie, the pit crew chief. "No, you're not on fire," Eddie replies. "Fill the damn tank," Shelby instructs. The men finish their work and Shelby speeds off. We begin to hear a ringing sound, as we see Shelby expertly maneuver through the gaps between and around the other cars. We hear an announcer say: "Aston Martin No. 5, driven by Carroll Shelby, has maintained his lead as we're nearing the final minutes of the race... The checkered flag is out. The crowd are on their feet... An American wins Le Mans!" The ringing becomes louder, as we start to hear a man's voice calling Shelby's name. We cut to a doctor's office in the San Fernando Valley, where Shelby is sitting on an examination table with his eyes closed. "Carroll Shelby," Dr. Granger says, as Shelby opens his eyes. "This is something you can't ignore anymore." Shelby protests, insisting that he's been taking his pills. "An elevated heart rate, say 130 BPM, sustained even for a short period, you run a critical risk of cardiac arrest," Dr. Granger explains patiently. "Well, I'll race shorter format then," Shelby says, bargaining. "I could race NASCAR, Formula One." Dr. Granger shakes his head. "The valve is shot, Shelby. This is as serious as it gets. In my opinion, you're lucky to be sitting here today," he says. "Well, I feel real lucky," Shelby replies sarcastically. "Luckiest guy on Earth." Shelby gets into his car, pops some pills, and cuts across several lanes of Ventura Boulevard and up a winding road. In a voiceover, Shelby begins to narrate: "There's a point at 7,000 RPM where everything fades... The machine becomes weightless - just disappears - and all that's left is a body moving through space and time. Seven thousand RPM. That's where you meet it. It asks you a question. The only question that matters: Who are you?"

From Quiz Fun and Fancy Free

Answer: Jiminy Cricket

Jiminy Cricket sang a song while he reclined on a leaf that floated in a house plant. When he exited the leaf and looked around the house, he found a sad doll and a sad teddy bear along with a record player. Jiminy thought if he played something on the record player it would cheer up the doll and teddy bear.

From Quiz 40 Carats

Answer: Being 40 years old

The expression "40 Carats" refers to a person, especially a woman, being 40 years of age. This movie is about a 40 year old woman who has a liaison with a 22 year old man while on holiday in Greece. Amazingly they meet again in New York. No more spoilers.

From Quiz The French Connection

Answer: Narcotics

"The French Connection" refers to a heroin smuggling ring shipping from Europe to the United States through New York. In the film, they are attempting to smuggle 120 pounds (55 kilos) of very pure heroin - 89 percent pure, according to the chemist. According to Director William Friedkin, the chemistry scene used real heroin, not a substitute. While the story in the film is fictional, it is based on real events. There really was a heroin trafficking network between France and the United States that involved the Sicilian and American mafia. And Eddie Egan and Sonny Grosso were detectives with the NYPD who solved many of the major drug cases of the 1960s. The events the story is based on happened between October 1961 and February 1962. For a good movie about human trafficking, see "Taken" (2008). For a great movie about smuggling gold, watch the James Bond classic "Goldfinger" (1964).

From Quiz O. Henry's "Full House"

Answer: John Steinbeck

Steinbeck appears between each segment to introduce and give background information on the upcoming story. His works often focused on the struggles of working people. He won the Pulitzer Prize for "Of Mice and Men" and the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1962. Some of his other well-known stories are "The Grapes of Wrath" and "East of Eden". He passed away late in 1968 from coronary problems.

From Quiz Friendly Persuasion

Answer: Indiana

The establishing opening scene shows a peaceful farm and pond. The caption is "Southern Indiana 1862". Also, at the County Fair there is a sign alluding to Jennings County which is is southeastern Indiana.

From Quiz The Forbidden Kingdom

Answer: Boston

Jason Tripitikas hailed from the city of Boston. The opening and closing scenes of "The Forbidden Kingdom" took place in the Chinatown section of Boston. During a later scene with the character Golden Sparrow (Liu Yifei), Jason mentioned that some of the clouds in the Chinese sky reminded him of the "Green Monster" - a nickname for the tall green wall which is found in Boston's famous baseball stadium called Fenway Park.

From Quiz Funny People

Answer: Ira Wright

Ira is taken under George Simmons' (Adam Sandler) wing to be his assistant for the duration of the movie. Ira is also a struggling comedian who has problems writing his material. Rogen actually played all the other characters. He played Ben ("Knocked Up"), Dale ("Pineapple Express"), and Zack ("Zack and Miri").

From Quiz Forgetting Sarah Marshall

Answer: Billy Baldwin

It states this clearly at the beginning of the movie, when Peter is watching "Access Hollywood". He plays her partner, lead detective Hunter Rush, who always seems to have to have a slightly inappropriate joke or comment about every case they solve on the show.

From Quiz "Funny Games" (2008)

Answer: Paul and Peter

Paul and Peter are the main antagonists of the film: two good-looking, nicely dressed, preppy young men who delight in terrorizing families in their vacation homes. Paul is more dominant and clearly the leader, while Peter seems to merely follow Paul's lead as the movie progresses. They also refer to themselves as "Tom and Jerry" and "Beavis and Butthead" throughout the movie.

From Quiz "Fred Claus": Best Xmas Movie Ever!

Answer: Wanda

Fred loves her a lot, but when he is arrested, she dumps him. She is very angry and says that if Fred is so careless, she'll move back to her hometown of London.

From Quiz Four Brothers

Answer: Detroit

The movie never revealed where any of the boys lived before their mother was shot, but they all came back to Detroit for her funeral and remained there throughout the entirety of the movie. Bobby Mercer wore a Detroit Red Wings jersey a couple of times throughout the movie. During filming, it never reached above 25 degrees Fahrenheit and it snowed in several of the outdoor scenes.

From Quiz Journey to "The Fountain"

Answer: brain tumor

Her tumor is getting larger. When Tom comes home one evening, Izzi is outside without a jacket or shoes on, standing in the snow, looking at the stars. Later while she is bathing, she asks him to add hot water to the tub. It is then that Tom realizes that something is very wrong and she admits to him that she has been losing sensation - especially sensitivity to hot and cold - for weeks.

From Quiz The Freshman

Answer: Vermont

The running gag throughout the film is everyone's inability to retain the name of Clark's home state. Carmine says, "My nephew tells me you're from Kansas" during their initial meeting at the Old World Social Club. When Clark tells Carmine he wants "out" of his job, Carmine reminds him that he is "not a mook or a musclehead" - he is from Connecticut! During one of the last scenes, Bert Parks announces the Sabatini's along with Clark whom he proclaims is from "the great state of Montana", once again diminishing the importance of Clark's home state of Vermont.

From Quiz "Frantic" The Harrison Ford Movie

Answer: The cab had a flat tire.

Richard and Sondra Walker arrived in Paris in the early hours of the morning. On the way to the hotel, the taxi had a flat tire. The driver had to page another cab because his spare tire was slashed.

From Quiz 49th Parallel

Answer: by a handshake

Although a handshake probably featured at some point, the 49th Parallel was agreed upon as the international frontier between the USA and the British-held territories of North America at the Anglo-American Convention of 1818 and the Oregon Treaty of 1848. It probably suited the propaganda purposes of the film to overstate the cosy relationship between Britain and the USA, by implying that the two nations had a 'gentleman's agreement' concerning a matter so precious as their international border.

From Quiz Don't Get Lost in "The Fog" (1980).

Answer: Antonio Bay

This is mentioned in the very beginning when Mr. Machen is telling the ghost story of Blake and his comrades. It is also stated almost every time Stevie Wayne talks on the radio.

From Quiz A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum

Answer: Senex

It is clear that Senex is scared of his wife, Domina. He isn't free to make his own decisions. Every time he tries to get a look at Marcus Lycus's girls, Domina sharply brings him back. He breaks the nose of her bust on their way to Domina's mother, so he can go back to the girls. Senex is played by Michael Hordern.

From Quiz Foxfire

Answer: Joyce Carol Oates

Oates' book was published in 1993 by Dutton Press. The book was set in the 1950's and the plot was much darker. The characters formed a gang dedicated to pride, power and vengence on a world they never made.

From Quiz From Justin to Kelly

Answer: 23

Alexa told Kaye and Kelly that when her dad saw the charges from the bikinis she bought. She just said to him that her therapist's name was Marcus. In the movie, Alexa in the movie usually only thinks about herself, so her dad let her keep the bikinis since she told him she was going to a therapist.

From Quiz The Forsaken

Answer: Kerr Smith

Kerr Smith was born in Exton, Pennsylvania, on March 9, 1972. Kerr is well known, especially for his role as Jack McPhee on the teenage series "Dawson's Creek", and for his role as Carter Horton in the movie "Final Destination".

From Quiz Footrot Flats The Dogs Tale

Answer: Horse

Horse is said to have fish hook claws and a barracuda jaw.

From Quiz Frida

Answer: Christina

When Frida's mother mentions the thought of Frida being married some day, Frida says "One can only hope."

From Quiz Freaked

Answer: Henry Rollins Band

Henry Rollins was also a driver of a hummer in the "Jackass" movie.

From Quiz Frankie & Johnny

Answer: Waitress

Frankie works as a waitress at the Apollo Cafe.

From Quiz Freeway

Answer: Little Red Riding Hood

As one reviewer put it, "This movie is like "Little Red Riding Hood" for the 90's on acid!" However, in this "Little Red Riding Hood", the wolf makes one huge mistake-- he picks a girl who certainly does not need a woodcutter to do her butt-kicking for her.

From Quiz For Keeps

Answer: Darcy

She is the queen of 80's movies.

From Quiz Fun

Answer: At a bus stop

This is in the opening colour part of the movie.

From Quiz Freddy Got Fingered

Answer: Gordy

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