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Charlemagne's first title was king of these people; he never was king of the beans |
(Alex: Charlemagne was funny!)
Franks
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"Macbeth", "The Trial", "The Magnificent Ambersons" |
Orson Welles
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On an episode of the TV show "Moonlighting", Cybill Shepherd was Kate in an adaptation of this play |
The Taming of the Shrew
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The 2 basic types of saddles are English & this type preferred by cowboys |
Western
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He sang "Thanks for the Memory" in his first feature film, "The Big Broadcast of 1938" |
Bob Hope
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In subduing the Saxons, Charlemagne executed those who refused this Christian rite |
Baptism
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"Once Upon a Time in the West", "For a Few Dollars More", "The Good, the Bad & the Ugly" |
Sergio Leone
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In this comedy's subplot, Sir Toby Belch & Maria play a trick on Malvolio, Olivia's steward |
(Alex: We told you it was tough!)
Twelfth Night
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This chess piece that usually looks like part of a castle is sometimes called a castle |
Rook
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He's the K in DreamWorks SKG |
Jeffrey Katzenberg
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In a radio broadcast band |
M
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While serving in this post in 799, Leo III was attacked in Rome & took refuge in Charlemagne's court |
Pope
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"Nights of Cabiria", "Amarcord", "La Strada" |
Federico Fellini
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Pursued by Demetrius & Helena, Hermia & Lysander elope to a wood near Athens in this comedy |
(H: What is "A Midsummer's Night's Dream?") (Alex: No.)
A Midsummer Night's Dream
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Specifically, this 12-letter word describes a person between 90 & 100 years old |
Nonagenarian
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His engaging performance in "The Last Picture Show" earned him a Best Supporting Actor Oscar nomination |
Jeff Bridges
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To abbreviate a state |
L (as in FL: Florida)
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A scholarly king, Charlemagne enjoyed having this saint's "City of God" read to him |
Saint Augustine
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"An Angel at my Table", "Peel', "The Piano" |
Jane Campion
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Completes Sonnet 130's first line, "My mistress' eyes are..." |
(H: What is black as coal?)
Nothing like the sun
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This Creole concoction of meat & seafood is so good Hank Williams wrote a song about it in 1952 |
(less than a minute to go...)
"Jambalaya"
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1979's "Gotta Serve Somebody" was this Minnesotan's last Top 40 single |
(H: Who is Bob Seger?)
Bob Dylan
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To get Angela Bassett's first film |
X (as in "F/X")
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Charlemagne lost his rear guard, led by this legendary nephew, at the Battle of Roncesvalles |
(Robin: Who is Robespierre?) (Richard: Who is Pepin?)
Roland (AKA Orlando)
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"Broken Blossoms", "Intolerance", "Way Down East" |
(H: Who is Costa-Gavras?)
D.W. Griffith
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In "King Lear" the Earl of Gloucester boasts of this bastard son: "There was good sport at his making" |
Edmund
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Goto is the surname of the young Osaka-born violinist known by this single name |
(Richard: What is Yo-Yo?)
Midori
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For his work on behalf of African famine victims, the Queen knighted this lead singer of the Boomtown Rats in 1986 |
Bob Geldof
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In the complete initials of the president of South Africa in 1990 |
(Helen: Who is F.W. de Klerk?) (Alex: You're giving us more information than we asked for, but that's all right!)
W (F.W. de Klerk)
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