Are you a "RocknRolla"? Trivia Quiz

Answer: We don't find out

The lucky picture originally belonged to Uri, who gave it to Lenny to keep until they had closed their business deal. Uri is heard saying that since he owned the painting, things have been going his way.

Throughout the whole movie, we only ever see the frame of the picture or the back of it; yet everyone always kept saying "What a great piece of art" it was.

Answer: A dance

Until One Two tells Mumbles that Bob is gay, which of course everyone knows but One Two, we assume, by the way he has been acting towards Bob, that something more than just a dance happened. Mumbles asks One Two what Bob asked of him and he blushes and replies: "A dance".
After One Two tells Mumbles, Mumbles reveals that is was Bob who looked after One Two's mother while he was in jail.

Answer: He gets fed to the crayfish.

Archy feeds Lenny to the crayfish as revenge for ratting out all his loyal associates and getting them sent to jail. This is ironic, because in the middle of the movie Lenny uses the crayfish as his method to retrieve information from people.

Answer: He was getting 'greedy'.

At the end of the movie, Handsome Bob gives the file to Archy. Archy starts reading the names of people Lenny let go to jail and when he comes to his own name, it says "very loyal, but getting greedy."

Answer: Stella

Stella is, of course, a beautiful English woman, slim with dark hair and incredibly high heels. After the first job Stella gives to the Wild Bunch, One Two comments on Bella's shoes and she replies: "You will be able to afford a pair of your own in a couple of days."

Answer: His step-son

In the movie we see a flashback of Johnny's childhood; he is getting abused, slapped and belted by Lenny. Even at the end of the movie, Lenny still tells him it is all his fault that his mother killed herself.

Answer: Johnny

Four people have had the painting:
Johnny Quid, who gets it stolen from some junkies, then it gets sold to Cookie, who gives it to One Two who, in the end, gives it to Stella as a gift.
When Uri kills Stella, he gets his painting back, but at the end of the movie, Archy gives the painting to Johnny saying that it "...cost some Russian an arm and a leg".

Answer: Some banknotes

In the flashback we see Johnny taking Archy's gun and playing with it at school. His friends look on and after Archy bundles little Johnny into the car, he bribes his friends.

Answer: "Beauty is a cruel mistress, is it not?"

Uri originally wanted to marry Stella, but when he is at her apartment, proposing to her, he finds his lucky painting there and thinks she stole it from him. He says this line, thinking he got so blinded by her beauty, he didn't even consider her as the traitor. Also, it's ironic, because when Stella and Uri were on Uri's boat, discussing business, it was Stella's catchphrase.

Answer: He sees some papers in Lenny's office with that name on it.

At the end of the movie, we see the flashback of Archy seeing the name on some papers, while in Lenny's office, and asking Lenny who Sydney Shaw is. Lenny tells him it's "Nothing to do with you".