Shaken Not Stirred Trivia Quiz

Answer: A Faberge Egg

The Faberge eggs were perfect forgeries produced by a forger under the pay of General Orlov (Steven Burkoff), and the fake carried by 009, posing as a clown (Andy Bradford), was proof of their existence. The Romanov Star was the piece of jewelry that General Orlov clung to as his plans fell apart in "Octopussy", The Speckled Band was a Sherlock Holmes case, and the Crown Jewels are ceremonial objects of the royal family of the United Kingdom.

Answer: Maud Adams

Maud Adams first appeared as Andrea Anders in "The Man With The Golden Gun", and then again as the mysterious Octopussy in "Octopussy". Britt Ekland appeared with Maud Adams in "The Man With The Golden Gun", Ursula Andress appeared as a bathing beauty in "Dr. No", and Lois Maxwell played the role of Moneypenny in 14 different Bond films, starting with "Dr. No" and ending with "A View To A Kill".

Answer: A Soviet Victor III class submarine

Bond drove a T-55 tank through the streets of Saint Petersburg in "Goldeneye", flew the Acrostar jet over a lot of very angry Latin American army soldiers in "Octopussy", and flew a Wallis WA-116 Agile gyroplane shipped to him by Q in "You Only Live Twice". Although a Victor III class submarine appeared in "The World Is Not Enough" as he made his escape, Bond never controlled it.

Answer: Dr. No (1962)

"Dr. No" was the first film produced by Eon Productions in 1962, which began a long and successful series for Albert "Cubby" Broccoli and Harry Saltzman. "Bons Baisers de Hong Kong" or "From Hong Kong With Love" was a French production costarring Bernard Lee and Lois Maxwell of Bond fame.

The 1967 version of "Casino Royale" was made into a spy spoof by Columbia Pictures, and "Never Say Never Again" was produced by an independent film company.

Answer: A cassette tape

A cassette tape, in a case supposedly containing the "World's Greatest Marches", was the target of James Bond and Tiffany Case in an unsuccessful switcheroo scheme discovered by Blofeld (Charles Gray). Two keys were used by General Ourumov to activate the Goldeneye weapon in "Goldeneye", a keychain was used by Bond to kill General Whitaker in "The Living Daylights", and a red button was used to eject one of Goldfinger's henchmen in "Goldfinger".

Answer: A tarot card

The Queen of Cups reversed, a tarot card, told Bond she was all of those things after he checked up on it in a local shop, not Solitaire. The spy camera in the voodoo head were set up by Kananga (Yaphet Kotto) for security, and the hat with the bloody chicken feather was a message sent by Kananga that Rosie (Gloria Hendry) knew was a symbol of evil.

Answer: USSR

The USSR was never a part of the route for the Orient Express. The train that Bond was on began in Istanbul (its historical point of origin), traveled through Budapest, Bucharest, and Zagreb, where Grant (Robert Shaw) boarded the train posing as a British agent. After killing Grant, Bond and Tatiana (Daniela Bianchi) got off the train following Grant's escape plan.

Answer: From Russia With Love, On Her Majesty's Secret Service, For Your Eyes Only

"From Russia With Love" marked the first appearance of Blofeld as Number 1, head of SPECTRE (voiced by Eric Pohlmann and Anthony Dawson). In "On Her Majesty's Secret Service", after the pursuit and death of Blofeld (Telly Savalas), Bond and his wife, Tracy (Diana Rigg), were driving after their wedding when Blofeld's henchwoman, Irma Bunt (Ilse Steppat), gunned down Tracy in their car. To round out the saga, Bond dropped Blofeld (John Hollis/Robert Rietty) from a helicopter into a smokestack in "For Your Eyes Only", where he disappeared into the darkness.

Answer: Moonraker

Jaws, played by Richard Kiel, appeared in two Bond films, "The Spy Who Loved Me" as Karl Stromberg's henchman, and "Moonraker" as Hugo Drax's henchman. In this particular succinct reference, Bond was telling Dr. Holly Goodhead (Lois Chiles) who and what he is. If you ever catch "Cannonball Run II" or "Happy Gilmore", he is anything but a killer!

Answer: The Enchanted Papillons

May Day (played by Grace Jones) used a poison barbed butterfly on a pole to stick Aubergine on his face, and he died at the table with Bond (Roger Moore). His death led to an exciting chase scene between Bond and May Day up the Eiffel Tower and on the Seine. Papillon is the French word for butterfly.