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OCTOBER 2011 

Jim Carrey’s 

co-stars in 

Mr. Popper’s 

Penguins are 

a little wild

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04 MR. POPPER’S PENGUINS 

contents 

04 FOR THE BIRDS Jim Carrey chills 

out with his Antarctic co-stars in Mr. 

Popper’s Penguins 

08 INTERNATIONAL FILMS Find out 

what’s playing and which languages 

are available on your fl ight. 

10 INTERNATIONAL TELEVISION 

Catch up on your TV-watching 

with our lineup. 

12 DOMESTIC ENTERTAINMENT 

Figure out what to watch on 

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13 TELEVISION DESCRIPTIONS 

Learn about the top-notch 

programming on international fl ights. 

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14 FILM DESCRIPTIONS Get the skinny 

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25 PERSONAL VIDEO TAPE SYSTEM 

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UNITED.COM • OCTOBER 2011 3

FOR 

THE 

BIRDS 

JIM CARREY’S 

CO-STARS IN MR. 

POPPER’S PENGUINS 

WERE SILLY, 

UNPREDICTABLE AND 

DOWNRIGHT COLD— 

AND THAT’S WHY HE 

LOVED THEM 

JIM CARREY has earned a reputation 

for being an unpredictable actor, 

and he’s brought that manic energy to 

countless roles over the course of his 

career. But when he took the title role 

in Mr. Popper’s Penguins, the comedian 

fi nally met his match in the form of his 

co-stars: eight gentoo penguins. » 

4 OCTOBER 2011 • UNITED.COM 

BY DAN SOLOMON

» For director Mark Waters, the choice to 

shoot with real penguins, rather than use 

computer-generated ones throughout the 

entire picture, was an easy one. He loves 

animals, and the opportunity to work with 

the little guys was one of the things that 

a racted him to the project. Not only did it 

make visiting Dad on the movie set the most 

exciting part of the day for his daughters 

(ages 5 and 9), it also gave Waters the chance 

to take a step back from directing and play 

animal trainer himself. 

Play spoke to Waters about watching 

Carrey cozy up to the brood, the surprising 

difficulty of acquiring antarctic fowl 

(you thought they sold them at pet stores, 

maybe?) and how the movie infl uenced the 

fi nances of one Donald Trump. 

Play: Penguins don’t exactly go to 

acting school. Were they able to follow 

the script? 

Waters: Penguins aren’t the stupidest 

animals that have ever been in a 

movie, but they’re not as smart as 

mammals. They’re not dogs or cats. 

Even though they’re cute, they’re 

birds. So you can train them to do 

what a bird can do. They respond to 

food very well, though. If you give 

them some fi sh at a certain place on 

the set, they’ll go back to that spot. 

Play: But they weren’t actually 

dancing, right? 

Waters: Half the shots in the movie 

were done with live penguins, and 

half the shots were done with CGI. 

When they slid down the ramp at 

the Guggenheim, for example—we 

obviously weren’t given permission 

to bring penguins and water into the 

Guggenheim. But the stuff at the 


apartment and other locations was 

shot with actual birds. 

Play: Was Carrey squeamish about 

the birds, or did he take to them 

right away? 

Waters: Jim was very open to feeding 

them fi sh himself. When he was on 

the set, he’d feed them fi sh, and then 

they’d naturally gravitate toward him, 

expecting that he’d feed them again. 

So they always looked like they were 

giving him their full a ention. 

Play: Sounds fun. But ... maybe 

really cold? 

Waters: We had fi ve 10-ton air 

conditioners cooling the set to about 

42 degrees. For Jim, it was ok in the 

section of the movie where he’s wearing 

a parka, but before that, when he’s 

just in a white shirt and still working 

with a lot of penguins, he’s wearing 

silk long underwear underneath his 

clothes. In between takes, he’d throw 

on a parka and stand in front of heat 

lamps. 

Play: Where did you get all 

those penguins? 

Waters: It’s a very diffi cult process. 

You can’t just go to Petco and buy 

penguins. In fact, you’re not allowed 

to bring any birds from outside North 

America into the country. We were 

looking at bringing birds in from 

Argentina or Antarctica, but the 

authorities would have none of that. 

We needed North American penguins. 

But then, Sea World isn’t going to let 

you have their penguins... 

Play: And then there’s the matter 

of fi nding the right kind of penguin. 

Waters: We got lucky, because I 

was looking at all these species of 

penguins that would be best for the 

movie. Emperor penguins—that’s the 

kind from March of the Penguins— 

are just way too big. They’re like 4 feet 

tall and they’re kinda scary. You don’t 

want to have a 4-foot kid interacting 

with a 4-foot penguin. And then the 

li le ones are crazy. They’re wild li le 

hyperactive birds who will not stop 

for anything, and they’re scared of 

humans. So I went to Sea World, and 

the gentoo penguins were the ones 

who came up to me and were curious 

and let me feed them. They were 

perfect. And then it turned out that

the BioDome in Montreal was closing 

its penguin exhibit, and it was able 

to loan us a few gentoos before they 

were sent to Hong Kong. 

Play: Has your opinion on CGI penguins 

changed now that you’ve hung out with 

the real deal? 

Waters: You can create CGI penguins 

that look believable, but there’s something 

about the way the penguins 

behave—they’re spontaneous and 

exuberant and wacky—that makes 

them fun and compelling to watch. 

So I thought, yeah, let’s shoot the live 

penguins and then challenge our 

visual eff ects artists to match their 

Antarctic glee. 

Play: Carrey seems like the sort 

of actor who could manage some 

Antarctic glee himself. 

Waters: As a physical actor, Jim 

refl ects things in his body. It’s one of 

the things that makes him amazing 

to watch. Pu ing him in with the 

penguins made for an easy working 

relationship. I think he’s like that with 

any animal, and the penguins just 

kept him on his toes. 

Play: Have you been to a zoo since 

making the movie? 

Waters: Actually, yeah. I was at the 

Monterey Bay Aquarium and saw the 

penguins there. Those were South 

African penguins, though, which are 

“ I had an 

appreciation 

for them 

before, but 

now I feel 

like I’m a 

cocktail 

party 

penguin 

expert.” 

—DIRECTOR 

MARK WATERS 

FISHING FOR COMPLIMENTS 

Mr. Popper’s penguins give Jim 

Carrey their full attention 

a diff erent breed entirely. I had an 

appreciation for penguins before, but 

now I feel like I’m a cocktail–party 

penguin expert. With my group at the 

aquarium, I was pointing out all the 

things I knew about penguins to try 

to show off . 

Play: There’s a subplot in the movie 

about Jim Carrey’s character trying 

to buy the Tavern on the Green in 

Central Park. Is that based on Donald 

Trump’s actual eff orts to buy 

the restaurant? 

Waters: It’s like the chicken and the 

egg. We just concocted the story 

out of thin air. Popper wants to buy 

the Tavern on the Green and build 

a tower in its place, but he has this 

change of heart and realizes that he 

just wants to renovate it and restore 

it to its former glory. But in order to 

do a joke where Jim Carrey comes 

downstairs and says, “Hey, I got a 

reservation at Jean-Georges, which 

is impossible to get—unless you’re 

dating The Donald, which I’m not 

willing to do,” we had to give the script 

to Trump and get his permission to 

use the reference. At fi rst he didn’t 

want to approve it, but Jim read it for 

him personally. At that point, Trump 

said, “Ok, I like the joke, you can do it.” 

A week later, we read in the New York 

Post that Donald Trump was a empting 

to reopen Tavern on the Green. I 

like to believe we inspired him. 

Play: Do you ever miss the penguins 

now that they’re in Hong Kong? 

Waters: By the end of the shoot, I 

was happy to say goodbye to them 

and send them along on their journey. 

It certainly was fun having them 

on set, especially because we’d get 

more (and more entertaining) set 

visits, but I’m happy that they’re 

comfortable in their new home. 

Play: It’s not so hard to make people 

fall in love with penguins, I take it? 

Waters: Penguins are inherently 

lovable. If people don’t like penguins, I 

don’t really trust them. 


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succeeds in transforming him into a human weapon, but quickly decide that 

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Ratatouille 

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Mr. Popper is a driven businessman who is clueless when it comes to 

the important things in life—until he inherits six penguins. Popper’s 

penguins turn his swank New York apartment into a snowy winter 

wonderland, and cast the rest of his life into chaos. 

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Zookeeper 

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The animals at the Franklin Park Zoo love their kindhearted caretaker 

Griffi n Keyes, but he fi nds himself more comfortable with the lions 

than the ladies, and it’s a problem. Griffi n decides the only way to get a 

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“X-Men: First Class happily delivers on the escapism and rich narrative texture the 

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Before mutants revealed themselves to the world, and before Charles Xavier and 

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Irresponsible charmer Arthur Bach has always 

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Now he faces his biggest challenge—choosing 

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the one thing money can’t buy. 

FEATURING Russell Brand, Helen Mirren, 

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DIRECTED BY Jason Winer 


1 hr. 

54 min. 

PG-13 

(C)(Es) 

She is a young, aggressive Beijing-based real 

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of his autistic brother. After she throws up 

on him in a ritzy karaoke bar one night, he 

carries her home. 

FEATURING Qi Shu, Ye Liu, Anthony Wong 

DIRECTED BY Wai-keung Lau 

UNITED’S PERSONAL VIDEO TAPE SYSTEM places the power of 

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you wish. Try a movie, change your mind—it’s up to you. Film 

selections are subject to change. Most fi lms are unedited; 

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2 hrs. 

2 min. 

2 hrs. 

12 min. 

1 hr. 

31 min. 

PG-13 

(E)(G)(F) 

(I)(J)(P) 

(A) 

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Plagued by emotional demons, Walter Black 

is a formerly successful toy executive and 

family man who now suff ers from depression. 

No matter what he tries, Walter can’t 

seem to get himself back on track—until a 

hand puppet in the shape of a beaver enters 

his life. 

FEATURING Mel Gibson, Jodie Foster 

DIRECTED BY Jodie Foster

Curb Your 

Enthusiasm/ 

It’s Always Sunny 

in Philadelphia 

His Way 

1 hr. 

40 min. 

TV-MA 

In Curb Your Enthusiasm, Larry shocks his 

wife and friends by deciding to take a job as 

a car salesman, then seeks revenge on pro 

wrestler Thor Olson. In It’s Always Sunny in 

Philadelphia, the McPoyles hold the entire 

gang hostage at Paddy’s while Frank is busy 

searching for his will in the air ducts. 

FEATURING Larry David, Cheryl Hines/ 

Glen Howerton, Charlie Day 

CREATED BY Larry David/Rob McElhenny 

1 hr. 

24 min. 

(E) 

NR 

This star-studded documentary shines a 

spotlight on legendary Hollywood producer 

and master raconteur Jerry Weintraub, who, 

over a trailblazing fi ve-decade career, moved 

from promoting concerts for Elvis Presley, 

Frank Sinatra and Led Zeppelin to becoming 

a successful fi lm producer. 

FEATURING George Clooney, Julia Roberts, 

Ellen Barkin 

DIRECTED BY Douglas McGrath 

(E) 

Extras 

The Last 

Blossom 

1 hr. 

40 min. 

TV-MA 

Andy Millman is a frustrated Englishman in 

his 40s who gives up his day job to pursue 

acting, only to fi nd that because of his age, 

average appearance and complete lack of 

experience, he just can’t land any juicy parts. 

FEATURING Ricky Gervais, 

Stephen Merchant, Ashley Jenson 

CREATED BY Ricky Gervais 

2 hrs. 

5 min. 

(E) 

PG-13 

(K)(Es) 

The people in In-hee’s life have always taken 

her for granted. But when her family learns 

that In-hee, who they thought would always 

be there for them, has been diagnosed with a 

terminal illness and doesn’t have much time left 

to live, they come together for the fi rst time to 

give her the support she deserves. 

FEATURING Bae Jong-ok, Kim Kap-soo, 

Kim Ji-young 

DIRECTED BY Min Kyu-dong 

Grand Prix: 

The Killer Years 

The Lost 

Bladesman 

(E) English 

(Es) English 

Subtitles 

(F) French 

(G) German 

(I) Italian 

1 hr. 

30 min. 

TV-MA 

Featuring many famous names, this exciting 

but shocking documentary explores how 

Grand Prix drivers grew sick of seeing their 

closest friends being killed, and fi nally took 

control of their own destinies. 

FEATURING Sir Jackie Stewart, 

Emerson Fittipaldi, John Surtees 

CREATED BY John Mathews 

1 hr. 

49 min. 

(E) 

PG-13 

(C)(Es) 

Painted as a series of fl ashbacks during the 

late Han dynasty, Cao Cao and his army are 

attacked by rival warlord Yuan Shao. Guan 

Yunchang is among those held hostage by 

Cao Cao, along with the two wives and future 

concubine of sworn enemy Liu Bei. 

FEATURING Donnie Yen, Jiang Wen, 

Betty Sun 

DIRECTED BY Felix Chong 

(S) Spanish 


(J) Japanese 

(C) Chinese 

(K) Korean 

(A) Arabic 


Personal 

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System 

The Music Never 

Stopped 

In 1967, after his father forbids him to see 

a Grateful Dead concert, Gabriel Sawyer 

runs away from home. Nearly 20 years 

later, he requires major surgery to remove 

a previously neglected brain tumor. After 

the operation, Gabriel is unable to form new 

memories, but is most responsive to the 

music of the rock ’n’ roll era. 

FEATURING J.K. Simmons, Lou Taylor Pucci, 

Cara Seymour 

DIRECTED BY Jim Kohlberg 

Rio 

PG 

(E) 

PG 

(E)(G)(I) 

Blu is a rare macaw in small-town Minnesota 

who thinks he is the last of his kind. When 

he discovers there’s another—and that she’s 

a she—he leaves the comforts of his cage 

and heads to Rio. But it’s far from love at fi rst 

sight for the domesticated and fl ightchallenged 

Blu and the fi ercely independent, 

high-fl ying Jewel. 

VOICES BY Anne Hathaway, 

Jesse Eisenberg, Jamie Foxx 

DIRECTED BY Carlos Saldanha 


1 hr. 

45 min. 

1 hr. 

39 min. 







Page One: 

Inside the New 

York Times 

Something 

Borrowed 

1 hr. 

28 min. 

In the tradition of great fl y-on-the-wall 

documentaries, this fi lm deftly gains 

unprecedented access to the New York Times 

newsroom. With the internet surpassing print 

as a primary news source and newspapers all 

over the country going bankrupt, the media 

industry reaches its time of greatest turmoil. 

FEATURING Sara Ellison, David Carr, 

Bruce Headlam 

DIRECTED BY Andrew Rossi 

1 hr. 

52 min. 

R 

(E) 

PG-13 

(E)(G) 

After one drink too many at her 30th 

birthday party, perpetual good girl Rachel 

unexpectedly ends up in bed with the guy 

she’s had a crush on since law school—who 

just happens to be her best friend’s fi ancé. 

FEATURING Kate Hudson, Ginnifer Goodwin, 

John Krasinski 

DIRECTED BY Luke Greenfi eld 

Princess 

Toyotomi 

(E) English 

(Es) English 

Subtitles 

(F) French 

(G) German 

(I) Italian 

Star 

Watching Dog 

(S) Spanish 


(J) Japanese 

(C) Chinese 

(K) Korean 

(A) Arabic 

1 hr. 

59 min. 

PG-13 

(J)(Es) 

Centuries ago, before Japan was unifi ed under 

one rule, the Toyotomi clan was overcome in 

Tokugawa shogunate’s Siege of Osaka. Since 

then, the citizens of Osaka have hidden and 

protected the descendants of the clan. On a 

July afternoon in the heart of Osaka’s modernday 

business district, three government 

auditors discover a shadowy organization. 

FEATURING Shinichi Tsutsumi, Haruka Ayase, 

Masaki Okada 

DIRECTED BY Masayuki Suzuki 

2 hrs. 

8 min. 

PG-13 

(J)(Es) 

In Hokkaido’s countryside, the discovery of 

an unidentifi ed man’s body, along with a dog 

that died six months later, initially appears 

to be an open-and-shut case, but Kyosuke 

is intrigued when he also uncovers several 

receipts with a Tokyo address. He is led from 

one clue to the next, gains an assistant and 

fi nally learns the real story. 

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Tamayama, Umika Kawashima 

DIRECTED BY Tomoyuki Takimoto

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Wishful Drinking 

FEATURING Carrie Fisher 

PG-13 

Suicide Forecast Water for 

(K)(Es) 

Elephants 

Bae Byeong-wu is a former professional baseball 

player and now a top insurance salesman 

for Jeil Life Insurance. But when one of his 

clients commits suicide, he is investigated 

by the police. If any other client commits 

suicide, his career will be over, so Byeong-wu 

attempts to reach out to his past clients. 

FEATURING Seung-beom Ryu, Dong-il Song, 

Cheol-min Park 

DIRECTED BY Jin-mo Jo 


2 hrs. 

4 min. 







An adaptation of Carrie Fisher’s hit stage show, which covers her Hollywood 

upbringing, divorce and stints in rehab, Wishful Drinking has captivated audiences 

with sharp wit and unfailing candor. 

During the early part of the Great 

Depression, the circus world that Jacob, 

now 90, remembers was both his salvation 

and a living hell. It was there that he met 

Marlena, the beautiful equestrian star 

married to August, the charismatic but 

twisted animal trainer. 

FEATURING Reese Witherspoon, 

Robert Pattinson, Christoph Waltz 

DIRECTED BY Francis Lawrence 

Win Win 

(E) English 

(Es) English 

Subtitles 

(F) French 

(G) German 

(I) Italian 

(S) Spanish 


(J) Japanese 

(C) Chinese 

(K) Korean 

(A) Arabic 

1 hr. 

30 min. 

2 hrs. 

PG-13 

(E)(F)(P) 

(C)(K) 

(A) 

1 hr. 

46 min. 

TV-MA 

(E) 

R 

(E)(F) 

(I)(J)(P) 

(A) 

Disheartened attorney Mike Flaherty, who 

moonlights as a high school wrestling coach, 

stumbles across a star athlete through some 

questionable business dealings. Just as it 

looks as if Mike will get a double payday, 

the boy’s mother shows up from rehab, 

threatening to derail everything. 

FEATURING Paul Giamatti, Amy Ryan, 

Melanie Lynsky 

DIRECTED BY Thomas McCarthy

Audio 

Programming 

Audio Mixes 

Featuring songs by Roy 

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Mac and more 

Featuring a chronology of 

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Featuring songs by DJ Fresh, 

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and more 

Featuring songs by Johnny 

Pacheco, Sergio Mendes and 

more 

Featuring songs by Miley 

Cyrus, Justin Bieber, Selena 

Gomez and more 


Featuring songs by Meat Loaf, 

Toto, Cheap Trick and more 

Featuring compositions 

performed by orchestras from 

New York to Stuttgart 

Featuring songs by Joss 

Stone, Snow Patrol, Josh 

Groban and more 

Featuring songs by Paramore, 

Foo Fighters, Sublime With 

Rome and more 

Featuring songs by 

Adele, Beyoncé, Lady 

Gaga and more 


Duran Duran, Tiff any, 

Starship and more 

Featuring songs by Martina 

McBride, Trace Adkins, Toby 

Keith and more 

Featuring songs by Ella 

Fitzgerald, Julie London, 

George Benson and more 

Featuring songs by Akon, 

Jordin Sparks, John Legend 

and more 

Featuring songs by Femi Kuti, 

Annie Trousseau, Balkan Beat 

Box and more 

GET READY TO ROCK with selections 

of classic and modern rock, or take 

it easy while listening to classical 

or ambient mixes. You’ve got a 

lot of sound options with United’s 

audio programming. 

Featuring songs by Brian 

Eno, Enya and Runestone 

and more 

Featuring Chinese popular 

music including cantopop 

and mandopop 


Exile, AKB48, Sukima 

Switch and more 

Featuring songs by Elvis 

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Audio Channels by Aircra 

CHANNEL 777 767-300 

1 

Movie 

(English) 

Movie 

(English) 

2 Today’s hits Today’s hits 

3 R&B R&B 

4 Classical Classical 

5 Country Country 

6 ’60s ’60s 

7 ’70s ’70s 

8 ’80s Teen pop 

9 

From the 

fl ight deck 

From the fl ight deck, or ’80s 

10 Rock ’n’ roll — 

11 Modern rock — 

12 World — 

13 J-pop — 

14 C-pop — 

15 Artist spotlight — 

16 Jazz — 

17 Latin — 

18 Easy listening — 

19 Teen pop — 

20 Ambient — 

21 Dance — 

CHANNEL 9 

Listen for your fl ight 

number to hear live 

communication between 

the fl ight deck and 

FAA air traffi c control. 

This feature, unique 

to United, may not be 

available on all fl ights, 

including oceanic 

crossings with limited 

audio communication. 

Available at your 

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Quiz 

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THINK YOU KNOW POP CULTURE? 

TAKE THE TEST. ANSWERS ARE AT THE 

BOTTOM OF THE PAGE. (NO PEEKING!) 

BY JOOLS TURRELL 

1. Which former president visited the set of 

The Hangover Part II? 

A. George H. W. Bush 

B. George W. Bush 

C. Bill Clinton 

D. Barack Obama 

2. A restaurant called Gastow’s appears in Cars 2. 

What movie does the restaurant come from? 

A. Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 

B. Toy Story 

C. 2 Fast, 2 Furious 

D. Ratatouille 

3. In The Usual Suspects, Redfoot the Fence fl icks 

his cigarette at McManus’ chest. What does it 

actually hit? 

A. McManus’ pants 

B. Edie Finneran’s chest 

C. Dean Keaton’s hair 

D. McManus’ face 

4. Whose name is missing from the credits in Se7en? 

A. One of the best boys’ 

B. Kevin Spacey’s 

C. David Fincher’s 

D. Alec Baldwin’s 

5. The actress who plays Alice Dainard in Super 8 

is the real-life sister of what star? 

A. Noah Cyrus 

B. Kevin McCallister 

C. Dakota Fanning 

D. Emma Watson 

6. What are the names of Zookeeper star Kevin 

James’ three children? 

A. Kannon Valentine, Shea Joelle and Sienna-Marie 

B. Valentine, Mary and Jewel 

C. Keith-Valentine, Ray James and Leslie Brit 

D. Buckingham, Heathcliff and Jimmy 

7. What war forms the backdrop of Captain America: 

The First Avenger? 

A. World War I 

B. World War II 

C. The Cold War 

D. The Iraq War 

1.C; 2.D; 3.D; 4.B; 5.C; 6.A; 7.B; 8.C; 9.B; 10.A; 11.A; 12.B 


8. Which Scream movie used the least amount 

of artifi cial blood? 

A. Scream 

B. Scream 2 

C. Scream 3 

D. Scream 4 

9. In Family Guy, what does Brian Griffi n’s 

license plate say? 

A. BRO BRI 

B. BRI DOG 

C. MC BRI 

D. FAM DOG 

10. The character of Carol Ferris in the movie Green 

Lantern is based on which classic star? 

A. Elizabeth Taylor 

B. Gloria Swanson 

C. Sophia Loren 

D. Marilyn Monroe 

11. Which actor had to take singing lessons for 

The Hangover Part II? 

A. Mike Tyson 

B. Mel Gibson 

C. Zach Galifi anakis 

D. Nick Cassavetes 

12. Which Victoria’s Secret model had her big-screen 

debut in Transformers: Dark of the Moon? 

A. Tyra Banks 

B. Rosie Huntington-Whiteley 

C. Alessandra Ambrosio 

D. Lindsay Ellingson

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