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04 ANIMAL ATTRACTION Beasts may 

rule the screen in Rise of the Planet of 

the Apes, but they couldn’t have done it 

without some ingenious humans 

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COURTESY OF TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX 

Beasts may rule 

the screen in Rise 

of the Planet of 

the Apes, but it 

took visual-eff ects 

wizards like Dan 

Lemmon Lem to bring 

them to life. 

(Score (Sco one for 

the e hhumans.) 

A N I M A L A T T R A C T I O N 

BY JOHN SELLERS 

ACK IN THE EARLY DAYS of moviemaking, the great 

W.C. Fields famously advised his fellow actors, 

“Never work with children or animals.” Yet while 

many actors have no choice but to share the screen 

with such unpredictable co-stars, some are fi nding 

that today’s visual-eff ects technology has made 

at least part of Fields’ mantra obsolete. Just ask 

Rise of the Planet of the Apes star James Franco, 

who spends much of his screen time opposite a 

chimpanzee so realistic you forget the creature isn’t real. 

Franco’s computer-generated co-star, Caesar, is the creation of 

Weta Digital, the Oscar-winning visual-eff ects company behind the 

Lord of the Rings trilogy, King Kong and Avatar, and he represents a 


Kong-sized leap forward in movie magic. More than 500 visualeff 

ects artists, guided by Weta Digital supervisor Dan Lemmon, joined 

forces to invest Caesar and his rebellious kin with layers of neverbefore-seen 

realism; the result has le audiences and critics goggling. 

How did Weta manage to pull it off ? What does it mean for future 

visual-eff ects breakthroughs? And what, exactly, is a “hair pipeline”? 

Play tracked Lemmon down to fi nd out. 

Play: Everyone seems to agree your 

apes look like the real deal. Good job! 

Lemmon: That was certainly one of 

the big things for this fi lm—we knew 

we had to make the apes look totally 

believable. Since this story is set in 

the present day, you can’t get away 

with saying, “There’s been 10,000 years 

of evolution and now they’re more 

anthropomorphized.” Everybody 

knows what chimpanzees look like. 

Does that mean ape-making is more 

diffi cult than, say, creating the aliens 

in Avatar? You’re defi nitely more 

constrained because people are so 

familiar with the subject. You can’t 

really deviate from reality. Whereas 

if you have a fantastic creature and 

its legs end up a few centimeters 

shorter than in the concept illustration, 

nobody’s going to be the wiser, 

because they don’t know what that 

creature should look like. 

Weta also provided the visual eff ects 

for 2005’s King Kong. Did your experience 

on that fi lm make it easier to do 

Rise of the Planet of the Apes? It was 

very helpful to have worked on that, 

because it gave us a library of ape 

references, mostly gorilla. We already 

had an idea of the musculature, and 

we’d spent some time experimenting 

with ways of articulating the face, 

which is quite diff erent on apes when 

compared with humans. But we also 

had a lot of new things we wanted to 

try. Plus, much of our technology had 

moved on. We had a whole new fur 

system, for example, and new systems 

for muscle and tissue simulation. 

So, we had a head start in terms of 

research, but when it came to actually 

building our apes, we pre y much 

started from scratch. 

It also must’ve helped to be working 

with actor Andy Serkis again, who 

6 NOVEMBER 2011 • UNITED.COM 

provided the motion-capture performance 

for Kong and now Caesar. He’s 

a pleasure to work with, and a really 

talented actor, too. He’s got the ability 

to communicate so much without 

even speaking, just by his facial 

performance. And every character 

he makes is diff erent. You look at 

the way he played King Kong and 

the way he played Caesar, and even 

though they’re both apes, they read 

completely diff erently emotionally. 

In preparing for Rise of the Planet of 

the Apes, did you put in time with 

actual chimpanzees? There’s a great 

zoo here in Wellington, New Zealand 

[where Weta is based], which has a 

fantastic troupe of chimps, and we 

spent a lot of time ge ing video of 

the way they moved. Also, the zoo 

occasionally has to put the chimps 

under anesthesia to do medical 

procedures, so when the staff went to 

draw blood or do a scan, we got to go 

in and take castings of the hands and 

feet, which we used when we built 

the digital apes. 

“ If you don’t 

do a CGI character’s 

facial 

animation well, 

the audience 

won’t buy the 

fi lm at all. It’s not 

just that they 

won’t like the 

character; they 

won’t like the 

What was the biggest challenge you 

faced on this fi lm? Creating Caesar. 

He has to emote and connect with the 

audience in a visceral way without 

using dialogue. So, ge ing the facial 

animation to the level where it 

matched what the actor—in this 

case, Andy Serkis—was doing was an 

enormous challenge. If you don’t 

do it well, the audience won’t buy 

the fi lm at all. It’s not just that 

they won’t like the character; 

they won’t like the movie. It was 

hugely important that Caesar’s 

facial performance be as 

convincing as possible. 

Did anything prove particularly 

tricky in creating the 

rest of the apes? Ge ing their 

hair to look and move naturally is 

defi nitely a challenge, but we’ve spent 

a lot of time since King Kong developing 

our hair pipeline. 

Er, hair pipeline? That’s what I call the 

suite of so ware tools we use to render 

the hair. One of them is a specifi c 

tool that we wrote, called Barbershop. 

It’s got brushing and combing features 

that allow our modelers to sculpt the 

hair to a precise level. And then that 

goes through a simulation process 

where we’ll run “wind” through it—if 

the ape’s bouncing around, the hair 

will react accordingly. 

Sounds like a lot of science went into it. 

Were you into physics in high school? 

Yes, I had a good time with it. I had 

diffi culty with math when it was 

abstract, but when I started seeing 

how it applied to the real world, that 

was pre y exciting. I try to bring 

that to the work I do in visual eff ects. 

People—OK, me—often confuse visual 

eff ects with special eff ects. Can you 

break it down for us? Sure. Typically 

when we talk about special eff ects, 

we mean something physical that 

happens in real time on the set. Visual 

eff ects tend to be the things that have 

to be added a er the fi lm’s already 

been exposed. 

COURTESY 

OTHERS ALL 

Got it. Maybe the visual-eff ects 

(LEMMON), 

industry needs a better publicist? 

Well, it’s all just terminology. If you’re LEDERER 

movie.” in the movie business, you make the 

JOE 

OF TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX

BEASTLY 

BUSINESS 

From top, Apes’ 

visual-eff ects 

supervisor Dan 

Lemmon; the 

fi lm’s computergenerated 

star, 

Caesar; actors 

Freida Pinto and 

James Franco 

distinction, and if you’re not, it doesn’t 

really ma er. If I’m talking to my 

grandmother about what I do, she 

still thinks I do special eff ects, and 

that’s fi ne. 

Some PETA activists showed up at the 

Rise of the Planet of the Apes premiere 

with signs like “Thanks for not using 

real apes!” Clearly, some are hoping 

that visual eff ects can put animal 

actors out of work. How about you? 

Yeah, it was a treat to see those guys 

at the premiere in their gorilla suits! 

Certainly, when it comes to apes, I 

don’t think it’s right to use them for 

fi lms. And just from the perspective 

of acting, you can get a much be er 

performance if you use a human 

actor and make a digital aid than if 

you try to use a trained chimpanzee. 

But I think some animals that are 

accustomed to living with humans 

still make sense—like, I don’t have a 

problem with dogs being in fi lms if 

they’re being properly cared for. 

Do you get to goof off with visual 

eff ects at all while you’re working? 

Please tell me you made footage of 

apes doing the Saturday Night Fever 

strut. There wasn’t a lot of opportunity 

to blow off steam on this fi lm 

because it was on a really compressed 

schedule. But, particularly when 

you’re sleep-deprived, you start 

fi nding things unexpectedly funny. 

And occasionally you’ll have happy 

accidents where something will 

fail on one of the simulations—for 

instance, the ape’s skin will walk off 

and leave the hair behind. 

Hilarious. Say, have you ever attempted 

to re-create yourself using your visualeff 

ects skills? I’ve never done that, but 

everywhere I go—especially when I’m 

working on a particular problem—I 

see things that are related to that 

problem. When we were doing King 

Kong, I’d be pu ing my daughter to 

bed and looking at her hair and seeing 

the way the light bounced off it. I’d be 

looking at the dog and noticing the 

skin underneath the hair and trying to 

fi gure out how they’re related to each 

other. My work is fun—but it can also 

be a curse sometimes. 

You obviously worked intimately with 

Andy Serkis on this fi lm, but did you 

get to hang with James Franco? We 

were very present on set. We had a 

whole performance-capture [setup] 

there, and that was a new thing for 

us. We were basically taking the same 

technology that we put together for 

Avatar and bringing it to a live-action 

fi lm set. There were about 15 of us 

running around and trying to stay out 

of people’s way. James Franco and [costar] 

Freida Pinto were great to work 

with, although we didn’t interact with 

them too much. We focused mostly on 

the actors playing the apes. 

Did the rest of the crew refer to you 

guys as “the nerds”? I’m sure they did. 

Everywhere we go, we get referred to 

as “the nerds.” 


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Medical researchers unwittingly set off an epic battle between man and beast 

when one of their genetically enhanced test subjects, a chimp named Caesar 

(performed by Andy Serkis, The Lord of the Rings’ Gollum), uses his heightened 

intelligence to lead other apes in a fi ght for freedom. 

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Planet of the Apes (1968) 

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In this iconic science-fi ction movie—which spawned four sequels, 

a Tim Burton remake and this summer’s blockbuster prequel, Rise 

of the Planet of the Apes—an astronaut crew crash-lands on a planet 

where talking apes are the dominant species, while humans are 

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writing project that breaks society’s rules and puts them all at risk. 

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Senna (E, G, I, S, P) 

In chronicling the exceptional life and tragic death of legendary Brazilian 

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Marion Cotillard, Rachel 

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DIRECTED BY Woody Allen 

“Midnight in Paris is charming and clever, and at times wickedly astute and 

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An engaged American couple (Owen Wilson and Rachel McAdams) visit Paris 

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(E) 

Catch up on the latest from ABC, starting 

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Then it’s off to the Hamptons for “Revenge” 

(pictured), the story of a newcomer, Emily 

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exactly new to her posh surroundings: She’s 

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way she knows how...with a vengeance. 


1 hr. 

26 min. 

PG-13 

(J)(Es) 

When Japanese diplomat Kosaku Kuroda 

crosses paths with two people deeply 

involved in an important Japanese investor’s 

death—the beautiful banker who discovered 

the body and the Interpol investigator who’s 

been assigned to the case—he begins to 

uncover clues to a shadowy international 

crime conspiracy. 

FEATURING Yuji Oda, Hideaki Ito 

DIRECTED BY Hiroshi Nishitani 

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2 hr. 

5 min. 

EDITOR’S 

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1 hr. 

40 min. 

1 hr. 

54 min. 

PG-13 

(E)(F) 

PG-13 

(E)(F)(I) 

(P)(K)(C) 

(A) 

Irresponsible charmer Arthur Bach has always 

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the one thing money can’t buy. 

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DIRECTED BY Jason Winer

Band of Brothers 

Family Guy 

1 hr. 

50 min. 

TV-MA 

Planes carrying U.S. paratroopers into French 

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FEATURING Damian Lewis, Ron Livingston, 

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CREATED BY Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg 

1 hr. 

30 min. 

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TV-MA 

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VOICES BY Seth MacFarlane, Alex Borstein, 

Seth Green 

CREATED BY Seth MacFarlane 

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Battle: 

Los Angeles 

The French 

Connection 

1 hr. 

57 min. 

PG-13 

(E)(G)(F) 

(P)(K) 

When Earth is attacked by alien forces and 

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FEATURING Aaron Eckhart, Michelle 

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DIRECTED BY Jonathan Liebesman 

1 hr. 

44 min. 

The story of a pair of New York City narcotics 

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operation, The French Connection 

won a slew of Oscars (including Best Picture 

and, for Gene Hackman’s performance, Best 

Actor). The fi lm’s thrilling car chases are 

equally celebrated. 

FEATURING Gene Hackman, Roy Scheider, 

Fernando Rey 

DIRECTED BY William Friedkin 

R 

(E) 

(E) English 

(Es) English 

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(F) French 

(G) German 

(I) Italian 

A Beautiful Life 

The Last Blossom 

(S) Spanish 


(J) Japanese 

(C) Chinese 

(K) Korean 

(A) Arabic 

2 hr. 

2 min. 

PG-13 

(C)(Es) 

She is a young, aggressive real estate agent 

who’s having an aff air with her married boss. 

He is an honest but overly rigid policeman 

in the midst of a midlife crisis, who remains 

single to take care of his autistic brother. 

When these two meet at a ritzy karaoke bar 

one night, it sets the stage for an unlikely 

love story. 

FEATURING Qi Shu, Ye Liu, Anthony Wong 

DIRECTED BY Wai-keung Lau 

2 hr. 

5 min. 

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 

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FEATURING Bae Jong-ok, Kim Kap-soo, 

Kim Ji-young 

DIRECTED BY Min Kyu-dong 


Personal 

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Mr. Popper’s 

Penguins 

PG 

(E)(I)(J) 

(P)(C) 

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Jim Carrey plays Mr. Popper, a workaholic 

divorcé who’s clueless about what really 

matters, including family. But that all 

changes when he unexpectedly inherits 

six little penguins, who teach him some 

important lessons even as they turn his life 

upside down. 

FEATURING Jim Carrey, Carla Gugino, 

Angela Lansbury 

DIRECTED BY Mark Waters 

Quick 

PG-13 

(K)(Es) 

Three former members of the same notorious 

motorcycle gang have grown apart and work 

now as a motorcycle delivery man, a motorcycle 

cop and a pop singer, respectively. 

When one of them witnesses an explosion 

in a building, though, it sets in motion events 

that will bring them all together once more. 

FEATURING Lee Min-ki, Kim In-kwon, 

Kang Ye-won 

DIRECTED BY Jo Bum-gu 


1 hr. 

37 min. 

1 hr. 

55 min. 







The Music Never 

Stopped 

Senna 

1 hr. 

45 min. 

PG-13 

A brain tumor leaves Gabriel (Lou Taylor 

Pucci) unable to form new memories and 

makes his relationship with his estranged 

father (J.K. Simmons) even more diffi cult. 

But the two fi nd a surprising way to connect: 

through classic rock ’n’ roll, the music Gabriel 

remembers from growing up. 

FEATURING J.K. Simmons, Lou Taylor Pucci, 

Cara Seymour 

DIRECTED BY Jim Kohlberg 

1 hr. 

46 min. 

(E) 

PG-13 

(E)(G) 

(I)(A) 

Spanning Ayrton Senna’s years as a Formula 

One driver from 1984 to his untimely death 

a decade later, this documentary explores 

the life and work of the triple world champion, 

his physical and spiritual achievements 

on the track and the mythical status he has 

since attained. 

FEATURING Ayrton Senna, Alain Prost, 

Frank Williams 

DIRECTED BY Asif Kapadia 

Page One: 

Inside the New 

York Times 

Something 

Borrowed 

(E) English 

(Es) English 

subtitles 

(F) French 

(G) German 

(I) Italian 

NR 

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 

(S) Spanish 


(J) Japanese 

(C) Chinese 

(K) Korean 

(A) Arabic 

1 hr. 

28 min. 

1 hr. 

52 min. 

(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 

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* Our fiestas always 

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Extras 

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FEATURING Ricky Gervais, 

Stephen Merchant, Ashley 

Jenson 

CREATED BY Ricky Gervais 

Star Watching 

Dog 

Best known as the original boss from hell in the British version of “The Offi ce,” 

Ricky Gervais created and stars in this biting sitcom. He plays Andy Millman, 

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. 

PG-13 

(J)(Es) 

In Hokkaido’s countryside, the discovery of 

an unidentifi ed man’s body 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. 

FEATURING Toshiyuki Nishida, 

Tetsuji Tamayama, Umika Kawashima 

DIRECTED BY Tomoyuki Takimoto 


2 hr. 

8 min. 







Treasure Hunt X-Men: First Class 

1 hr. 

30 min. 

PG-13 

(C)(Es) 

Peggy (Cecilia Cheung) is an ad exec 

with more trouble than she can handle. 

Persuaded by her boss to shoot an ad on a 

deserted island with the “strongest man in 

the galaxy,” kung-fu master Mr. Big (Ronald 

Cheng), she’s left to handle the notorious 

womanizer on her own. 

FEATURING Cecilia Cheung, Liu Hu, 

Ronald Cheng 

DIRECTED BY Jing Wong 

(E) English 

(Es) English 

subtitles 

(F) French 

(G) German 

(I) Italian 

1 hr. 

40 min. 

TV-MA 

(E) 

PG-13 

(E)(G)(F) 

(I)(J)(P) 

(A) 

Before Charles Xavier and Erik Lehnsherr took 

the names Professor X and Magneto, they 

were young men discovering their mutant 

powers for the fi rst time. In contrast to the 

archenemies they would become, the two 

were initially close friends working with other 

mutants to prevent nuclear Armageddon. 

FEATURING Michael Fassbender, 

James McAvoy, Kevin Bacon 

DIRECTED BY Matthew Vaughn 

(S) Spanish 


(J) Japanese 

(C) Chinese 

(K) Korean 

(A) Arabic 

2 hr. 

12 min.

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George Benson and more 

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Jordin Sparks, John Legend 

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Annie Trousseau, Balkan Beat 

Box and more 

GET READY TO ROCK with selections 

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it easy while listening to classical 

or ambient mixes. You’ve got a 

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audio programming. 

Featuring songs by Brian 

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and more 

Featuring Chinese popular 

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Exile, AKB48, Sukima 

Switch and more 

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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 

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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 

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This feature, unique 

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Quiz 

Culture Club 

THINK YOU KNOW POP CULTURE? TAKE THE TEST. 

ANSWERS ARE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE. (NO PEEKING!) 

1. In addition to inspiring this year’s prequel, Rise of 

the Planet of the Apes, the 1968 sci-fi fi lm Planet of 

the Apes spawned four sequels, including: 

A. Secret of the Planet of the Apes 

B. Conquest of the Planet of the Apes 

C. Return to the Planet of the Apes 

D. Planet of the Apes Forever 

2. Though best known for providing performances 

for CGI characters, Andy Serkis (Rise of the Planet 

of the Apes’) has also portrayed which real-life 

British rock star: 

A. Sid Vicious 

B. David Bowie 

C. Ian Gillian 

D. Ian Drury 

3. In Larry Crowne, Julia Roberts plays a teacher at a 

community college—a far cry from her character in 

Mona Lisa Smiles, who taught at which elite school: 

A. Wellesley 

B. Vassar 

C. Barnard 

D. Radcliff e 

4. The new comedy Monte Carlo showcases the 

famed French Riviera, which also was the backdrop 

for which of these Alfred Hitchcock classics: 

A. Notorious 

B. Strangers on a Train 

C. To Catch a Thief 

D. The 39 Steps 

5. Which British actor appears in both Rise of the 

Planet of the Apes and Harry Potter and the Deathly 

Hallows: Part 2: 

A. Tom Felton 

B. Emma Watson 

C. John Hurt 

D. Maggie Smith 

6. Horrible Bosses co-star Kevin Spacey also played yed 

the offi ce tyrant in the 1994 cult comedy Swimming ming 

With Sharks. Which of these is not one of that 

character’s memorable lines: 

A. “My bath mat means more to me than you.” 

B. “You’re happy. I hate that.” 

C. “Shut up, listen and learn.” 

D. “Details of your incompetence do not interest t me.” 

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


7. In the Showtime series “Dexter,” the title 

character gives a nod to his secret life as a serial 

killer by naming his fi shing boat which of these: 

A. A Cut Above 

B. Slice of Life 

C. Dead Reckoning 

D. RIP Tide 

8. The actor who portrays Bad Teacher’s high school 

gym instructor, Jason Segel, got his fi rst big break in 

which TV show about high school: 

A. “Saved by the Bell” 

B. “My So-Called Life” 

C. “Freaks and Geeks” 

D. “Veronica Mars” 

9. What heroine does Emma Stone play in the next 

Spider-Man fi lm that one of her co-stars in The Help, 

Dallas Bryce Howard, has already portrayed: 

A. Mary Jane Watson 

B. Felicia Hardy 

C. Kitty Pryde 

D. Gwen Stacy 

10. By the end of the Harry Potter fi lm series, star 

Daniel Radcliff e had worn out 60-plus wands and 

gone through about how many pairs of glasses: 

A. 25 

B. 80 

C. 160 

D. 350 

11. “Nurse Jackie” star Edie Falco won $250,000 for 

charity when she appeared on which game show: 

A. “Deal or No Deal” 

B. “ Jeopardy” 

C. “Wheel of Fortune” 

D. “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire”

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