Comedy:
1.
2.
3. Harvard Law
4.
5. I’ve seen this film and can picture the character but have absolutely no idea what their name is
Classic:
1.
2. Hercule Poirot
3.
4.
5.
Action:
1.
2.
3.
4. Matrix
5.
Kids:
I mean… I did absolutely awfully 
even worse than normal 
This won’t take you long to mark…
Oh 
. Getting my letters confused . Oops. Thank you.
Yeah i know which one is wrong cos i didn’t think about it too hard, and if i had i would have known it! 
1-Dan Aykroyd
2- Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn?
3-Harvard?
4-Simon Pegg
5-Can’t remember 
1-Gene Wilder
2-Hercules Poirot
3-Michael Caine
4- No idea
5-The Princess Bride
1- Leon
2- Don’t know
3-Tommy Lee Jones
4-The Matrix
5-Sean Connery
1-No idea
2-The Lion King
3-The Incredibles
4-Boss Baby
5-Before lunch?
Comedy
1 - Dan Ackroyd
2 - Kurt Russell and goldie hawn
3 - Harvad
4 - Simon pegg
5 - I’m drawing a blank I can’t even visualise her but I can list loads of the other cast members 
Classic
1 - Gene Wilder
2 - hurcule poirot
3 - Michael Cane
4 - don’t think I know this at all
5 - the Princess bride
Action
1 - Leon : the professional
2 - man on fire
3 - rip torn
4 - The matrix
5 - Sean connery
Kids (but basically Disney)
1 - chicken run
2 - Lion king
3 - The invincibles
4 - Boss baby
5 - on a breakaway
Any more for any more? @MsSubExperimenter @Bella_1
I have added the answers to the quiz post 
And the winner of this Cheeky Weekender is… 
Congratulations! 
That’s 5-in-a-row 
I think you probably deserve a crown for that. 
Having a quick tally of all your Cheeky Weekenders, I think you’ve got a grand total of 80¼/100. 
My maths isn’t brilliant, but I think that’s about an 80% success rate. 
And you’re a double Clean-Sweeper too…
I don’t know why these are the last ones? I’ve gone back and counted seven, but I thought there’d be eight? I may have lost some cards somewhere.
Congratulations @LuciousLegs!! Extreeeeemely well deserved and you definitely deserve the film quiz crown
@Ian_Chimp - is it because you used them for the NYE quiz and another the week after (9th Jan) but they weren’t called Cheeky Weekender? 
Yup. That makes more sense.
Congratulations @LuciousLegs !
Congratulations @LuciousLegs! 
Thanks all I do enjoy the cheeky weekenders
I couldn’t remember if it was Rip Torn or Thorn luckily I guessed right.
“if you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball”
And thanks @Ian_Chimp for putting it on.
I think of him as Ripped Tear! 
Congratulations @LuciousLegs! Great movie knowledge! 
In fairness had I not misread 3 I’d still not have got the answer. Would have known the face of the actor I was looking for, would never have known his name. When @LuciousLegs and @WillC were talking about him I was so confused thinking, surely “Rip Torn” is not the name of an actor! 
Seems (from answers and Google) it is 
Yeah, i just assumed it was Tommy Lee Jones’ character not really thinking about it, in my defense i was on the vod! Elmore Raul Torn is his actual name, i just looked him up, so Rip must be an apt nickname!
I need to watch its a mad mad mad mad world, I did the trailer and think maybe I have seen it before once as a kid (human kind not a baby goat) but until I see where the treasure is I wont know for sure.
As for Bridesmaid’s would never have got, although i should have placed the face.
I’ve only ever seen that as a kid too, all i can remember is that it was quite madcap!
(11/08/21)
Welcome to another Great Hump Day Quiz!
We’re always trying to add more people to our quiz gang, so check out how to hide your answers, pop them in a post, and I’ll add you to the Scoreboard.
I found a mysterious old box of trivial pursuit, with even more trivial pursuits stuffed inside. It is a treasure trove of quiz questions, and all of them really old. Perfect fodder for a Hump Day special.
Piecing together a few bits and bobs, there were three sets, and a couple of the instructions. One is a Genus Edition, dated 2001, and the other the 20th Anniversary one, 2004. There’s also another old style board and questions in there that looks/smells quite a bit older. That’s the box they’re all stuffed in, and that has ©1983 printed on it. No instructions, so not sure if that’s accurate. That one says it’s a Master Game Genus Edition.
(Edit: Now with an added sprinkling of more recent questions too )
So, there you go. It’s a bit random, but it should add to the fun.
Categories:
Which NYC neighbourhood is home to the Apollo Theater, and is the namesake of the river that separates the Bronx from Manhatten?
What country’s flag flies over the Faroe Islands?
Which London skyscraper is nicknamed the Salt Cellar?
What’s 50 feet high, 26 feet wide, and 1,500 miles long?
Which of these motorways is the longest - M4, M5 or M6?
Which med student’s travels, before he became a Marxist icon, are celebrated in the 2004 Oscar-winning film The Motorcycle Diaries?
What Beatles album cover shows Paul walking barefoot with his eyes closed?
What was the name of P. T. Barnum’s giant elephant?
What 1953 film won Frank Sinatra a best supporting actor Oscar?
What was Buddy Holly’s first UK hit record?
In which decade did it become compulsory for passengers travelling in the front seat of a car to wear seat belts?
What English prison was built to hold captured Frenhh soldiers in 1805?
What does the “V-J” in V-J Day stand for?
What famous British explorer was killed in Hawaii?
What name is given to the official responsible for announcing the result of a local or parliamentary election?
What is the title of the 2016 sequel to Jojo Moyes’ 2012 best-selling novel Me Before You?
What does the Latin circa before a date mean?
Mark Rylance won a Tony and an Olivier for his potrayal of Johnny ‘Rooster’ Byron in which ‘green and pleasant’ play?
How many of Enid Blyton’s Famous Five are boys?
What Dickens novel has David carrying the message “Barkis is willin” to Peggy?
Weighing in at approximately 1,400g, what is the most complex object in the known universe?
What does the horned toad squirt from its eyes when it’s angry?
What’s the opposite of a spring tide?
Who invented the machine gun in 1862?
What planet did the Mariner spacecraft explore?
What is the palio, a medieval event that takes place twice a year in the Italian city of Siena?
What are you doing if you make a riposte with a foil, or parry with an épée?
What sprotsperson might use a “mashie-niblick”?
Which savoury sandwich filling was invented by Rosemary Hume in 1953?
How many diamonds appear in a standard deck of cards?
Scoreboard
| Total |  |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| @SexInTheCity | 21 +6 | 5 | 3 | 4 | 3 | 4 | 2 | 6 |
| @WillC | 20 | 4 | 5 | 3 | 2 | 3 | 3 | |
| @MrsLovett77 | 19 | 5 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 2 | |
| @Peitho | 16 +6 | 3 | 3 | 2 | 3 | 3 | 2 | 6 |
| @Ian_Chimp | 15 | 2 | 2 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 2 | |
| @MsSubExperimenter | 13½ | 2 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 0 | 2½ | |
| @Bella_1 | 13 +6 | 3 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 1 | 3 | 6 |
| @LuciousLegs | 9 | 3 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 1 |
Edit:
@Bella_1’s Extra Special Non-Genius round!
| Geography | Entertainment
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| 2. Abbey Road History | Arts & Literature | Science & Nature | Sprot & Leisure | Bella’s Bonus |