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Mick’s Quiz of the Week Number 67 1. Who died in 1957, his last film being Robinson Crusoe land? 2. Who won his first Academy Award in 1953 and had his first number one single the following year? 3. Which John Wayne film was set in the Irish village of Innisfree? 4. In 1959, which film won 4 Oscars including best director, best actor and best film? 5. In 1955, in which film did Spenser Tracey play a dangerous one armed stranger? 6. Name the actress born Kappelhoff who starred in 21 films? 7. Cuban rebel girls was the last film this swashbuckler made; who was he? 8. Who played Billy Liar in the 1963 film? 9. What was the name of the sweep played by Dick Van Dyke in Mary Poppins? 10. Which actress played the part of Mrs Robinson in the Graduate? 11. In which film did Tony Curtis play serial killer Alberto Salvo (Kelloggs beware)? 12. Which film of 1969 earned Glenda Jackson a best actress Oscar? 13. In the seventies which British director directed Death Wish? 14. In which 1977 film by Speilberg did Devils Tower in Wyoming play a significant part? 15. Which highly controversial film was set in Rome starring Malcom McDowell and Peter O’Toole? 16. Which director’s last film was the Family Plot? 17. Who composed the music for Jaws? 18. Who was the director of American Graffiti made in 1973, four years before he directed an all time box office smash? 19. Who played Butch Cassidy’s girlfriend in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid? 20. Which British actor married a former Miss Guyana in 1973 Mick’s Answers - Week Number 67 1. OLIVER HARDY 2. FRANK SINATRA 3. THE QUIET MAN 4. BEN HUR 5. BAD DAY AT BLACK ROCK (HE SHOUDN’T HAVE GOT A JOB DOWN THE PIT) 6. DORIS DAY 7. ERROL FLYNN 8. TOM COURTNEY 9. BERT 10. ANNE BANCROFT 11. THE BOSTON STRANGLER 12. WOMEN IN LOVE 13. MICHAEL WINNER 14. CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND (IS THERE ANY OTHER) 15. CALIGULA 16. ALFRED HITCHCOCK 17. JOHN WILLIAMS 18. GEORGE LUCAS 19. KATHARINE ROSS 20. MICHAEL CANE.

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