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NTT 1 27 Questions Name that Tune 1/27/2021 Theme: Non-winners Round 1 1. This 1982 movie was not nominated for best picture et the best actress Oscar went to Merl Streep. Name the movie. a. Silkwood b. Kramer vs Kramer c. Sophie's Choice d. The French Lieutenant's Woman 2. In 2004, this show did not win for best musical. What character from that show is singing this song? a. Fiero b. The Wiard c. Madame Morrible d. Doctor Dillamond 3. "The Brad Bunch" never won an Emm. Which performer appeared in all 117 episodes? a. Robert Reed b. Barr Williams c. Florence Henderson d. Maureen McCormick 4. Never a Ton winner, what is true about West Side Stor? a. Stephen Sondheim got the credit for being the composer b. It featured Carol Lawrence, Richard Bemer and Larr Kert c. Russ Tambln went on to pla in Twin Peaks on TV d. It lost the Ton to "The Most Happ Fella" in 1957 5. "Shawshank Redemption" did not win an Oscar for best picture. Bob Gunton, the warden, had what Broadwa leading role? a. Miguel de Cervantes b. Juan Peron c. Harold Hill d. Mr. Snow 6. "Leave it to Beaver," a successful sitcom, never won an Emm. Who plaed Fred Rutherford on this show? a. Carl Reiner b. Richard Deacon c. More Amsterdam d. Hugh Beaumont 7. The show "Chess" b the same composers as "Momma Mia" never won a Ton. In what two cities does it take place? a. Moscow and New Delhi b. London and Paris c. Prague and Vienna d. Bangkok and Budapest 8. "Once Upon a Time in America" didn't get an Oscar nomination because it was four hours long. Recognie the composer? a. Hans Zimmer b. Dann Elfman c. Ennio Morricone d. Rand Edelman 9. "The Wiard of O" lost out to "Gone with the Wind." Who directed both of these movies? a. King Vidor b. Frit Lang c. Victor Fleming d. George Cukor 10. Name the performer who is singing, and has never won an Oscar. a. Annette Bening b. Angela Lansbur c. Bette Midler d. Glenn Close Round 2 1. Alan Rickman never won an Oscar. This music is from which of his movies? a. Sense and Sensibilit b. Romeo and Juliet c. Love Actuall d. Something the Lord Made 2. Which actor has the most Oscar nominations, et never won? The music is from one of his movies. a. Denel Washington b. Peter O'Toole c. Spencer Trac d. Marlon Brando 3. Onl one of these songs won the Oscar. Which one is it? a. Philadelphia b. Moon River c. The Rainbow Connection d. You've Got a Friend in Me 4. Onl one of these four directors won an Oscar for best director. Can ou name him? a. Ron Howard b. Alfred Hitchcock c. Stanle Kubrick d. Orson Welles 5. For a change, of these four Ton-winning choreographers, who has won the most Tons? a. Bob Fosse b. Tomm Tune c. Jerome Robbins d. Michael Bennett 6. Which movie didn't win the best movie Oscar? a. Gladiator b. Parasite c. Fargo d. The Departed 7. Which movie composer has never won an Oscar? a. Rand Newman b. Thomas Newman c. Lionel Newman d. Alfred Newman 8. Who is the oungest actor to have won an Oscar? a. Justin Henr b. Henr Thomas c. Tatum O'Neal d. Micke Roone 9. For which movie did Anthon Hopkins win his onl Oscar? a. Nion b. Silence of the Lambs c. The Remains of the Da d. The Two Popes 10. Which of these films got Julie Andrews her onl Oscar? a. Mar Poppins b. Victor / Victoria c. The Sound of Music d. Thoroughl Modern Millie .
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