DaleCooper
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Was it an animal mascot like a goat, cat or similar?
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Peterthegreat
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Sorry no idea!
Gloster
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Could it be that nobody knows because it is The Unknown Soldier?
EbbwJunction1
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No, it's very definitely a man.
Don't worry, it is a bit obscure!
His identity is known, because it is Brigadier General Charles FitzClarence VC, who was killed in action on 11th November 1914. He has no known grave and is commemorated on the Menin Gate Memorial to the Missing. He is the highest ranked officer commemorated on the Memorial and was given the "position" to mark this.
Over to you, PetertheGreat!
Peterthegreat
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Kevin Parrot and Michael Coleman had which 1970s one hit wonder?
GRALISTAIR
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That was Matchstick Men and Matchstalk Cats and dogs -
about paintings like Helen Bradley and LS Lowry northern artists who painted styles like that.
about paintings like Helen Bradley and LS Lowry northern artists who painted styles like that.
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Peterthegreat
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And places like Salford and Ancoats.
They were known as Brian and Michael (google it!).
The paintbrushes are yours.
GRALISTAIR
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Open floor please
Peter Mugridge
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Let's try a reverse question...
If the answer is 62 years exactly on 9th December since his first appearance, what is the question?
If the answer is 62 years exactly on 9th December since his first appearance, what is the question?
Peterthegreat
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When was Coronation Street first broadcast?
Peter Mugridge
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Correct - one of several possible answers you could have given that would have all also been accepted; the others obviously mainly involving Ken Barlow's length of service.
The clapperboard is yours.
Peterthegreat
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Emil Jannings was the first person to receive what?
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Penicillin?
Peterthegreat
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Nope. Far from it I'm afraid.
Gloster
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Jannngs was a German actor or director. First director’s Oscar award?
Peterthegreat
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Near enough. He actually won the Best Actor award for his roles in two silent films in 1927.
Your turn to act.
Your turn to act.
Gloster
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At the first Academy Awards ceremony in 1929, two ‘Best Director’ awards were made, the only time that this has happened. Why?
Gloster
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No, but you have the right idea.
Gloster
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No. The difference wasn’t technical.
DaleCooper
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Musical/non-musical?
EbbwJunction1
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One for American Directors, the other one for Directors from the rest of the World?
Gloster
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No, but getting nearer.
Gloster
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No, much further away.
Gloster
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No, a bit further away than your last guess.
If you were taking someone to a film, you might ask, “What type of film do you want to see? ...,...”
DaleCooper
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Drama/Comedy
Gloster
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Correct. There was one for a Comedy Picture and one for a Dramatic Picture.
For you to clap the clapperboard.
DaleCooper
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Thank you.
Next question:
What connects the following? (Honi soit qui mal y pense)
Crack
Prick
Pussy