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From 'Eclipse' to 'Jaws' -- Stump the Post Summer Movie Challenge
July 1, 2010
Can you stump our movie expert? In honor of the 30th anniversary of the release of "Jaws,"
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Jen Chaney
An accredited Celebritologist, Jen focuses on pop culture news and trends in the entertainment world.
In addition to overseeing movie content for the Post's Web site, she also writes regularly about film, DVDs and stars of screens large and small.
When she isn't blogging or at the movies, she's ... um ... probably at home, watching a movie.
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In addition to overseeing movie content for the Post's Web site, she also writes regularly about film, DVDs and stars of screens large and small.
When she isn't blogging or at the movies, she's ... um ... probably at home, watching a movie.
• Celebritology Live Archive
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Can you stump our movie expert? In honor of the 30th anniversary of the release of "Jaws,"
Q.
Blockbuster Movie Quiz
What was the name of Quint's ship that sank during WWII? (Indianapolis)
A.
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Dirty Dancing
How much money does Baby borrow from her dad (Lennie Briscoe) for the, uh, thing? (Answer: $250)
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"Eight" was not "Enough"
This actor played one of the characters in the pilot for "Eight is Enough" but ditched the show to star in a movie that became a summer blockbuster. Some of the other cast members questioned his decision at the time. Who was the actor?
(Answer: Mark Hamill)
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Jaws
After completing filming, Steven Spielberg decided he wanted to add one more scary moment, so he filmed a scene where Richard Dreyfuss' character discovers a dead body in a boat. Where was that scene filmed? (Answer: it was too late and/or too expensive to back out to sea, so they filmed it in the swimming pool of the film editor)
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Gladiator
In what scene did someone wearing jeans walk through the background in the movie Gladiator?
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