TRASHionals 12 Round 17 Toss-Ups

1. In 2005 he was the top-ranked player on the Outback Champion Series, which is operated by InsideOut Sport & Entertainment, which he helped found. At the other end of his career, he won the Orange Bowl junior tournament in 1986 and 1987. His best year was 1992, where he won two Grand Slam tournaments, was on the US team that won the Davis Cup, and had a 25 match winning streak, all of which added up to him ending the year ranked number one. He'd add two more Grand Slam titles, giving him two Australian and French Opens each. He made the US Open final in 1991 but lost to Stefan Edberg, and the Wimbledon final in 1993, losing to Pete Sampras. Name, for ten points, this all-surface threat known for his red hair and omnipresent baseball hat.

Answer: Jim Courier

2. This man has scored four films, including The Week That Girl Died and the Eriq La Salle-directed Psalms from the Underground and Rebound, as well as the PBS documentary series Black Westerners. He also released several jazz albums, including Shadow Prophets and Spirit Talk. He played Paul Wolf in a 2000 episode of V.I.P and played himself in the Christmas episode of Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip. Named the world's sexiest vegetarian male by PETA in 2007, he is best known for replacing Branford Marsalis in a role that sees him support Philadelphia sports teams and be the butt of jokes implying homosexuality and marijuana use. For ten points, name this bandleader of The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.

Answer: Kevin Eubanks

3. The lyrics of this song reference the rise of hard drugs in the counterculture, referring to a character named "Sweet Jane" who lost her sparkle. They also expresses exasperation about a real-life New Orleans drug bust, in addition to referring to travels to places such as Buffalo and Dallas over a mid-tempo shuffle beat. Declared a National Treasure by the Library of Congress in 1997, it's the closing track and lead single from the 1971 album American Beauty. For ten points name this song famously featuring the line "What a long strange trip it's been," perhaps the signature song of the Grateful Dead.

Answer: Truckin'

4. The episode of Father Ted featuring Fintan Stack shares its name with this movie. Inspired by "Kids Killing Kids," a 1987 Village Voice article by screenwriter Barry Michael Cooper, it features the director as Detective Stone and a young Chris Rock as Pookie, an undercover informant who works at "The Carter." At the end, after Kareem Akbar is set up to take the fall, a deus ex machina comes in the form of an old man who says, "Your soul is required in hell!" before killing Nino Brown outside a courthouse. Scotty Appleton infiltrates the Cash Money Brothers in, for ten points, what first feature directed by Mario Van Peebles, starring Wesley Snipes as a drug kingpin and Ice-T as the undercover cop who brings him down?

Answer: New Jack City

5. Originally adapted from a Phil Stong novel and written for a film version, it was finally adapted for the stage half a century later. Taking place in the late summer of 1946, Dave miller, a neighbor, bets the patriarch of the main family $5 that something will go wrong for at least one of them over the course of the next three days. Father Abel is concerned over the prospects of Blue Boy, whilst Melissa fusses over her mincemeat. Margie and Wayne, however, are more concerned with romance; though Harry continually asks Margie to marry him, she falls for newsman Pat Gilbert after sharing "Isn't It Kinda Fun?" and she expresses her feelings in "It Might As Well Be Spring." For ten points, name this Rodgers and Hammerstein musical in which the Frake family set out for Des Moines Iowa for the titular event.

Answer: State Fair 6. [AUDIO] TWO ANSWERS REQUIRED. For ten points each, name the Grammy-winning song from the '80s and the artist performing it: [Track #64]

Answer: "Don't Stand So Close to Me" by the Police

7. Foods from this land include Ding Ding Mac-Mood (or pig snout), the dessert bibibobacas, and eel wrapped in grape leaves. Although a picture of a cow is featured on its currency, sheep-herding is its number one occuptation. For ten points, name this small Mediterranean island which was the pre-Chicago home for "Cousin Balki" Bartokomous of Perfect Strangers.

Answer: Mypos

8. It was given to attendees of the opening keynote at the 2009 Game Developer's Conference. Activities in this game include mixing up the ingredients of romance in the Love Lab, helping a monk eat dumplings, and participating in the mating ritual of a fictional lizard. Another level is an attempt to join The Dazzles while yet another level features a performance of "Thrilling! Is This Love?," during which the phrase "I Suppose" indicates that the player should perform three taps followed by a flick. Scratching a record on a turntable and keeping in sync with a glee club are among the other activities performed in, for ten points, what Nintendo DS music game?

Answer: Rhythm Heaven (accept Rhythm Tengoku Gold, do not prompt on Rhythm Tengoku)

9. This man co-starred with Alan Thicke as two buddies at a Club Med-run Colorado ski resort in Copper Mountain and played a teenage virgin pursued by a Lauren Hutton-portrayed vampire in Once Bitten. Francis Coppola cast him as a nerd who becomes a dentist in Peggy Sue Got Married, and he was murdered rock star Johnny Squares in The Dead Pool and the "red alien," Wiploc, in Earth Girls Are Easy. Aside from a cameo as the adult Joe Wenteworth in Simon Birch, he has played almost exclusively lead roles since his breakout performances as Lloyd Christmas and Stanley Ipkiss. For ten points, name this Canadian cut-up who attempted serious drama as Peter Appleton in The Majestic and Walter Sparrow in The Number 23 but will always be Ace Ventura.

Answer: Jim Carrey

10. Opening in 1875, it served as a replacement for venues such as Oakland and Woodlawn. Named after the two men who leased land to their nephew, Colonel Meriwether Lewis Clark, its features include Pierre Bellocq's mural of almost 100 champions and the Twin Spires of the grandstand. It has an 80-foot-wide, one-mile-long main track. 1875 saw the debut of the Oaks, the Clark Handicap, and its signature event. For ten points, name this home of the Kentucky Derby.

Answer: Churchill Downs

11. This song's lyrics detail a night on the town rolling around on Pirelli tires and making it rain at the club with the speaker's "Benjamin Frank-a-lins." In spite of such simple subject matter, it set the record for most digital downloads during the first week of sales With a over 600,000 downloads. Its video is slightly more unique, featuring both a spinning platform and disco ball in reference to the video of the song it samples. The first single off of the album R.O.O.T.S., it features the singer Kesha singing along with its chorus. For ten points, name this recent number one hit for Flo Rida that takes a sample and its name from the Dead or Alive song about spinning a record.

Answer: "Right Round" 12. This variety is still indicated by six remaining letters on the label of the Warhol work Small Torn Campbell's Soup Can that sold at auction in 2006 to SunAmerica founder Eli Broad for over $11 million. The origins of this soup come from the harsh winter at Valley Forge during the Revolutionary War, with a mess captain tasked to make something palatable from the scraps available including beef tripe and root vegetables. Marketed only in certain areas of the country including its native eastern Pennsylvania, name, for ten points, this soup that sounds like the high-pitched ladies from the Monty Python skits or the singular version of Gwyneth Paltrow's character in Iron Man.

Answer: Philadelphia Pepper Pot

13. This woman won a Tony as the pregnant Tonya in King Hedley II. She can be heard as the offscreen voice of a parole board member in Ocean's Eleven; Steven Soderbergh had previously cast her in small roles in Out of Sight and Traffic and she worked with George Clooney again in a cameo as the CIA Chairwoman in Syriana. She played the maid Sybil in Far from Heaven, 50 Cent's grandma in Get Rich or Die Tryin', and Fantasia's mother in Life Is Not a Fairytale, but her most memorable maternal character argues that Sister Aloysius should leave Father Flynn alone. For ten points, name this actress whose lone scene as Mrs. Miller got her an Oscar nomination for Doubt.

Answer: Viola Davis

14. This comic was a dominating Little League pitcher in Houston but decided to dedicate himself to learning routines by Richard Pryor and Woody Allen as a teen. During the height of Rick Astley's popularity in the late 1980's, this comedian ridiculed Astley's pop stylings and the "wussification of rock" by contrasting it against Jimi Hendrix's �Voodoo Child.� On January 30, 2009 this comedian's mother appeared on the Late Show with David Letterman to watch and comment on a standup routine cut from the program fifteen years earlier, ostensibly for a line about pro-life protesters needing to join hands and block the cemetery. For ten points, name this late comedian who released the comedy discs Dangerous and Relentless before passing in February 1994.

Answer: Bill Hicks

15. Most of the middle part of the career of this British-born blonde actresss involved made-for-TV movies like Deadly Betrayal and Shadows of Desire. A teen model on the short-lived soap Paper Dolls, her filmography includes several tongue-in cheek sendups of the sort of femme fatale she often plays on TV; examples include Code Name: The Cleaner and Beverly Hills Ninja. First gaining fame for playing a romantic rival to her own mother, she proved popular enough with viewers that Paige Matheson was made a regular role on Knots Landing. Long rumored to have wanted off her current show, her latest character may or may not have been electrocuted during a car accident. Involved in a controversial 2004 comedic sketch before a game on Monday Night Football that featured her dropping a towel in front of Terrell Owens. For ten points name this actress best known for portraying serial divorcee Edie Britt on Desparate Housewives.

Answer: Nicolette Sheridan

16. Formed back in 1980, they have scored eight Top 40 hits, including "Boys In Town" and "Pleasure And Pain," in their native Australia but are internationally best remembered for their self-titled 1991 album, which included the minor modern rock hit "Make Out Alright." Said to be working on their first album since 1996's Underworld, they have had a revolving cast built around guitarist Mark McEntee and singer Christina Amphlett. A young Michael Bay directed the sexually-charged video of their biggest hit, now also associated with Austin Powers short-circuiting fembots. For ten points, name this band best known for their notorious ode to female masturbation, "I Touch Myself."

Answer: The DiVinyls 17. They had won an all-time best 73 games the previous year, but opened the season by giving an expansion team their first ever win. 10 games behind the Cubs in mid-August, they won 27 of their last 37 to finish with an even 100 wins. A relatively weak offense, despite above-average seasons from second baseman Ken Boswell and outfielders Cleon Jones and Tommie Agee, they were keyed by pitchers, including relief aces Ron Taylor and Tug McGraw and starters Gary Gentry and Jerry Koosman. Also featuring a young Nolan Ryan, this is for ten points, what team, led by 25-game winner Tom Seaver, who swept the Atlanta Braves in the inaugural National League Championship Series, then stunned the heavily favored Orioles in 5 games, bringing the World Series trophy to Queens?

Answer: 1969 New York Mets

18. This upcoming show was to include 23-year-old Brian Magee, the Internet casting winner. It is rumored that Magee was removed from the show prior to filming due to his straight-edge lifestyle, which would likely be incompatible with the host's. The host's MySpace page once featured a topless picture of herself making an obscene gesture while holding a bottle of Jack Daniels next to a table that appears have several lines of cocaine. Magee's departure will make it easier on other contestants such as Weasel, Cable Guy, Chi Chi, 12-pack, and Dropout to win the final prize. The show's host, a former bass player for the band Seraphim Shock, is famous for drinking, stumbling, forgetting the words to the national anthem, having a famous uncle, and being jilted by a famous rock star. On this show, the host and her friend Riki Rachman will meet 20 contestants at her Hollywood Hills mansion, where they will compete for her affections. For ten points, name this VH1 spin-off (of a spin-off of a spin-off of a spin-off of a spin-off), starring Daisy De La Hoya.

Answer: Daisy Of Love TRASHionals 12 Round 17 Bonuses

1. Answer the following about the various side projects that members of R.E.M. have been involved in over the years for ten points each.

1. This singer-songwriter enlisted the three-fourths of R.E.M. to be his backing band on his 1987 album Sentimenal Hygiene. They also recorded a set of covers together, including one of Prince's song "Raspberry Beret," that was eventually released in 1990 under the name Hindu Love Gods. Answer: Warren Zevon Guitarist Peter Buck toured in 2006 with The Venus 3, a side project led by this singer- songwriter, who first gained fame as the leader of the Soft Boys in the early '80s and whose solo songs include "Balloon Man" and "My Wife And My Dead Wife." 2. Answer: Robyn HitchcockSinger Michael Stipe co-wrote "I'll Give You My Skin" with this folk duo, consisting of Amy Ray and Emily Sailers, who also played a role in the Athens music scene that spawned R.E.M. 3. Answer: The Indigo Girls

2. For ten points each, answer these questions about the travesty that was the tied All Star Game of 2002.

1. The National League took a 4-0 lead through three, with two of the runs coming from a two run homer by this man, who was robbed of a possible home run in the first inning by a leaping Torii Hunter. Answer: Barry Bonds 2. This then-Indians' shortstop's triple in the eighth inning tied the game at its eventual 7-7 deadlock. Answer: Omar Vizquel 3. There was no MVP named, ironic given that 2002 was the first year that the award was named for this Hall of Famer, who had passed away four days before the game. Answer: Ted Williams

3. For ten points each, answer these food-related questions.

1. The fairy-tale Puss in Boots helps a miller�s son become the Marquis of this place, which is a homophone of a US chain of Italian restaurants where one can get Chicken Bryan. Answer: Carabas 2. This Carvel cake is made of layers of vanilla and chocolate ice cream separated by chocolate crunchies, has a chocolate ice cream cone for a nose and Flying Saucers for the base of his eyes. The St. Patrick's day variant, which adds an "O'" before his name, has all of the facial features dyed green. Answer: Cookie Puss 3. Cartoon mountain lion Snagglepuss was a 1960s mascot for this Kellog's cereal, whose other mascots included Tusk and Marvin - both elephants - and a monkey named for its title flavor. Answer: Cocoa Rice Krispies

4. [AUDIO] For ten points each, name the Letterman guest:

1. [Track #65] Answer: Madonna 2. [Track #66] Answer: Salma Hayek 3. [Track #67] Answer: Aishwarya Rai 5. Name these written works that come from a different point of view for ten points each

1. This author released A Lion Among Men in October 2008, his third book-length re-imagining of characters from L. Frank Baum's Oz series Answer: Gregory Maguire 2. Marion Zimmer Bradley wrote this 1982 release from the point of view of King Arthur's half-sister Morgaine. Answer: The Mists of Avalon 3. Stephenie Meyer has "suspended" writing of this book, a re-telling of Twilight from Edward Cullen's perspective. A draft of the first 12 chapters is on Meyer's web site for free viewing Answer: Midnight Sun

6. For ten points each, name these fictional plays-within-a-film.

1. In Woody Allen's Bullets Over Broadway, John Cusack plays an author surrogate who casts a mobster's girlfriend in order to get financial backing for this play. Answer: God of Our Fathers 2. Max Bialystock and Leo Bloom plan to defraud investors with this musical in The Producers. Answer: Springtime for Hitler: A Gay Romp With Eva and Adolf at Berchtesgaden 3. In a 1982 film based on an Ira Levin stage thriller, Christopher Reeve sends Michael Caine a copy of this play, setting in motion a fiendishly clever murder plot. Its name also titles the film it appears in. Answer: Deathtrap

7. For ten points each, name these TV shows about vampires that don't involve girls named Buffy or Sookie.

1. Jonathan Frid played Barnabas Collins, the vampire who became the center of this Dan Curtis-created soap opera. Answer: Dark Shadows 2. This short-lived CBS show starred Alex O'Loughlin as private investigator Mick St. John, but was cancelled in 2008. Answer: Moonlight 3. This Spike series starred rapper Kirk Jones, also known as Sticky Fingaz of Onyx, and was supposed to be in continuity with a film trilogy. Answer: Blade: The Series

8. Answer the following about songs that are usually played back-to-back on classic rock radio stations for the stated number of points.

1. [5,5] These final two tracks of Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon are so associated with each other that many radio listeners don't even know they are listed as different songs and may think they collectively serve as the album's title track. Answer: Brain Damage and Eclipse 2. [5,5] The first two tracks of Queen's album News of the World were the two halves of a double A-sided single where and are nearly always played back-to-back on the radio. Answer: We Will Rock You and We Are The Champions 3. [10] Classic rock stations with deep catalogs will occassionally play the first three tracks from this 1974 debut album of Robert Palmer - a version of Little Feat's "Sailin' Shoes," Palmer's own "Hey Julia," and the title cut, an Allen Toussaint song. Answer: Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley 9. Name this NFL players who over the course of the last year got some "exposure" they might not have wanted for ten points each.

1. This Pittsburgh wide receiver made the mistake of allowing his then-girlfriend to snap a candid photo of him while in the shower that ended up all over the internet. Luckily for him, he got far more exposure for his touchdown grab late in Super Bowl XXLIII [43] that helped win him the Super Bowl MVP Award. Answer: Santonio Holmes 2. In September 2008 this two-time Pro Bowl tight end for the Redskins made the mistake of posting a photo of himself reading a page of the Redskins playbook while unclothed, not realizing his genitalia were visible in the photo. Answer: Chris Cooley 3. This tight end for the Vikings notched 596 receiving yards and caught 7 TDs last season; unfortunately, a Fox camera caught him without a towel in the Vikings' locker room after a December 2008 game. He later told Newsweek "At least I hadn't just come out of the swimming pool." Answer: Visanthe Shiancoe

10. It's only April, but 2009 has seen a lot of game companies being bought out, disbanded, or just making bad financial decisions. For ten points each:

1. After Midway Games filed for bankruptcy in February, it was revealed that executives would recieve a huge bonus if they could sell this franchise that most recently tangled with heroes from the DC Comics universe. Answer: Mortal Kombat 2. Ensemble Studios was disbanded by parent company Microsoft prior to the release of this Xbox 360 game. Answer: Halo Wars 3. Although Haze was a disappointment for them, this company founded by former Rare employees that created the TimeSplitters series was saved from financial doom by Crytek and renamed Crytek UK. Answer: Free Radical Design

11. For ten points each, name these actors who play adults on the new 90210 series.

1. Principal and dad Harry Wilson is played by this star of Women's Murder Club, The Evidence, and Silk Stalkings who played Kyle McBride on Melrose Place. Answer: Rob Estes 2. It's hard to avoid calling Harry's wife Debbie "Aunt Becky" after this actress' previous role on Full House. Answer: Lori Loughlin 3. Alcoholic matriarch Tabitha Wilson is played this woman who was the similarly tipsy Lucille Bluth on Arrested Development. Answer: Jessica Walter

12. It centers on a romance between James Leeds, a speech teacher at a school for the deaf, and one of his pupils, Sarah Norman. For ten points each:

1. Name this 1986 drama directed by Randa Haines and based on the acclaimed play by Mark Medoff. Answer: Children of a Lesser God 2. This woman became the youngest-ever winner of the Best Actress Oscar for the role of Sarah in Children of a Lesser God. She also starred in 2004's What the Bleep Do We Know?. Answer: Marlee Matlin 3. Medoff's play was originally written to showcase this Emmy-nominated deaf actress, who was born to deaf parents and is the oldest of 9 children, all deaf. She won a Tony for the 1980 Broadway production. Answer: Phyllis Frelich 13. Have cliched phrasal templates, will travel. For ten points each:

1. In 1993, the California Milk Processor Board came up with the idea to ask everybody this question, and even got a boatload of celebrities to spot unnatural mustaches. Answer: Got Milk? 2. In this 2001 film, we are subliminally informed that "Heath Ledger is the new Matt Damon," "pink is the new red," and "orange is the new pink." Answer: Josie and the Pussycats 3. Glen Whitman coined this term of art to describe things like "Got X?" or "X is the new black" based on a popular misconception about the plethora of names for precipitation used by Eskimos. Answer: Snowclone

14. In 2009, a record 26 schools had teams in both the men's and women's NCAA basketball tournaments. For ten points each:

1. This was the only school to have a #1 seed in each field. Answer: University of Connecticut or UConn Huskies 2. At the other end of the spectrum, this school had the worst seed among the 26 double dippers in both the men's and women's fields, as a women's #13 and a men's #16 seed. Answer: East Tennessee State University Buccaneers 3. Besides UConn, the only other school to have the same seed in both brackets was this Big Ten school whose men and women both earned #10 seeds. Answer: University of Minnesota Golden Gophers

15. When Tom Stoppard won a Golden Globe, he announced that he would thank the following people in reverse alphabetical order: "Ed Zwick." for ten points each:

1. Zwick and Stoppard both won Oscars for this 1998 film, on which Zwick was one of five credited producers. The following year, the Academy announced that they were limiting nominations to three producers per movie. Answer: Shakespeare in Love 2. After making a splash with the Emmy-winning telefilm Special Bulletin, Zwick made his feature directing bow with this Brat Pack classic based on David Mamet's Sexual Perversity in Chicago. Answer: About Last Night ... 3. Probably Zwick's best directorial effort is this 1989 masterpiece about the 54th Massachusetts Colored Regiment in the Civil War. Answer: Glory

16. For ten points each, given the NHL franchise name its top-scoring defenseman for a career.

1. Boston Bruins Answer: Raymond Bourque 2. Edmonton Oilers Answer: Paul Coffey 3. Nashville Predators Answer: Kimmo Timonen 17. Indie rock: Barack Obama's secret weapon? Answer these questions about the spate of indie rock acts rushing to get onto the Obama bandwagon for ten points each.

1. The phenomenon may have first been observed by a December 2007 Newsweek blog covering an Obama fundraiser in Chicago whose star attraction was Jeff Tweedy accompanied by three other members of this band. It noted that "Oprah had never produced an album as acclaimed as Yankee Hotel Foxtrot." Answer: Wilco 2. Also among the earliest and most vocal Obama supporters in the indie rock community was Win Butler, lead vocalist and songwriter for this Montreal-based band noted for songs such as "Keep The Car Running" and famous for having a lot of people playing a lot of instruments. Before anyone asks, yes, Butler is a U.S. citizen. Answer: Arcade Fire 3. Another early jumper onto the Obama bandwagon is this fellow Chicagoan, a singer, songwriter, and violinist. The former leader of the Bowl of Fire, his solo albums inlcude Armchair Apocrypha and Noble Beast Answer: Andrew Bird

18. Answer the following related to a website, for ten points each.

1. This website launched in 2002 and now a part of the Logo mini-empire follows the trends and discussions of portrayals on lesbians in the media. Its name comes from a 1997 celebrity out-announcement. Answer: AfterEllen.com 2. This male counterpart website launched in 2005 is named for a rock star who declared himself bi-sexual in 1976. Since 1990 he is reported to have raised close to nine figures for his eponymous AIDS foundation Answer: AfterElton.com 3. MTV Networks, the corporate parent of AfterEllen and AfterElton, is a sponsor of this organization�s Media Awards which this year acknowledged Tyra Banks and Suze Orman for their work. They are in the fifth year of their �Be and Ally and a Friend� campaign. Answer: GLAAD or Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation

19. Answer these questions about the a game for the stated number of points.

1. Using a 4x4 grid of letters, players must come up with words in this game, ripped off by Facebook as Scramble and found online at wordsplay.net. Answer: Boggle 2. Boggle also appeared for a time using a 5x5 grid, marketed under a number of names. Name any for ten points. Answer: Big Boggle, Boggle Master, Boggle Deluxe 3. Boggle words of 8 or more letters are worth this many points. Answer: 11

20. With President Obama's rise to office, a cottage industry of anti-Obama books has emerged. Given some recent conservative publications identify their authors for ten points each.

1. A former political consultant for Bill Clinton, he's turned on the Clintons and returned to his Republican roots, most notably by writing rebuttals to their memoirs, Living History and My Life. Lately he's turned his fire on Obama with his latest book, Fleeced. Answer: Dick Morris 2. This former reporter and correspondent for CBS has written several books claiming that CBS and other media outlets have a strong liberal bias; his latest book on the subject, A Slobbering Love Affair, asserts that the media stacked the deck in favor of Obama's 2008 campaign. Answer: Bernard Goldberg 3. This main spokesperson for the organization Swift Boat Veterans For Truth published The Obama Nation in summer 2008, attempting to do to Obama what his 2004 book Unfit For Command did to John Kerry. Answer: Jerome Corsi 21. Sometimes you just have to grin and bear the puns that lead into bonuses. For ten points each:

1. Created by Stan and Jan, this family consists of the woodworking Papa, homemaking Mama, and children Brother, Sister and Honey. Answer: Berenstain Bears 2. The on-again off-again girlfriend of Too-Tall Grizzly, she was originally a bully until Sister Bear showed her up in a jump rope contest. Answer: Queenie McBear 3. Consisting of sledding, dirt biking, freestyle kayaking, dirt boarding, tobogganing and rafting, this poorly received Game Boy Color game featuring the Berenstain Bears was ranked as the 20th worst game of all time by Electronic Gaming Monthly. Answer: Extreme Sports with the Berenstein Bears

22. Vincent Price tracks down a group of people who wronged him and kills them one by one in gruesomely creative ways. It's an idea so nice, they made it twice. On a 10-10-5-5 basis:

1. [10] This 1971 cult classic see Price track down the doctors he blames for his wife's death and murder them in ways relating to the ten plagues of Egypt. Answer: The Abominable Dr. Phibes 2. [10] This 1973 cult classic finds Price as Shakespearean actor Edward Lionheart, who butchers his critics by restaging death scenes from Shakespeare's plays. Answer: Theater of Blood 3. [5] Dr. Phibes' last victim, Dr. Vesalius, is played by this Mercury Theatre veteran remembered as Holly Martins in The Third Man, Jed Leland in Citizen Kane, and Eugene Morgan in The Magnificent Ambersons. Answer: Joseph Cotten 4. [5] Edward Lionheart's helpful daughter, Edwina, is played by this star of The Avengers who won a 1994 Tony as Medea. Her daughter, Rachael Stirling, played Edwina in a 2005 stage adaptation of Theater of Blood. Answer: Diana Rigg