This week’s Invisible movie is a 1980 classic that features two young cousins named Emmeline and Richard Lestrange who are shipwrecked in the South Pacific and marooned on a tropical island paradise.
As a clue, the answer has nothing to do with either Gilligan’s Island or Lost.
Simply identify the movie and turn it in with your first answer at Trivia for five bonus points.
The answer to last week’s Invisible Movie was “Breakfast at Tiffany’s.”
The latest episode ofThe Trivia Guys Podcast is up. It’s Episode 33: “Tournament of Champions Wrap-up” — This week the guys talk podcast live from the $1,000 Tournament of Champions. Jim, Mike, Randy and Robert run through the questions and talk about tournament highlights. You can see more at The Trivia Guys Podcast homepage or click the player below to listen.
Here’s a great video. It’s magician and memory expert Harry Lorayne performing the Magic Square. It’s a great performance of a mathematical classic.
I had the pleasure of being picked as a volunteer from the audience to assist Harry during a show here in Atlanta about 15 years ago. If you’re not familiar with Harry Lorayne, he was included in the list of the 100 most influential magicians of the 20th century by Magic Magazine.
This week’s invisible movie is a 1961 classic starring Audrey Hepburn and George Peppard that was was loosely based on the novella of the same name by Truman Capote. It shared the same name with a 1996 song by Deep Blue Something.
Simply identify the movie and turn it in with your first answer at Trivia for five bonus points.
The answer to last week’s Invisible Movie was the “Who Framed Roger Rabbit.”
The latest episode ofThe Trivia Guys Podcast is up. It’s Episode 32: “Mikey Likes It!” — This week the Mike’s on the road again in the Trivia Truck as he and Jim talk about Presidential autobiographies, Jennifer Hudson, the Immaculate Reception and more. Plus we play some Toll Booth Trivia.You can see more at The Trivia Guys Podcast homepage or click the player below to listen.
This week’s invisible movie should be no real challenge to most movie buffs. It was a groundbreaking 1988 fantasy comedy film that was a live-action/animation hybrid, combining live action with traditional animation. The film is based on Gary K. Wolf’s novel “Who Censored …?” (I’m leaving out part of the title of the novel because it would give the whole thing away.)
Simply identify the movie and turn it in with your first answer at Trivia for five bonus points.
The answer to last week’s Invisible Movie was the “Bridget Jones Diary.”
The latest episode ofThe Trivia Guys Podcast is up. It’s Episode 31: “But the Island Will Capsize” — This week the guys talk about Married with Children trivia, famous alumni of Final Four schools and more. Plus we announce our “Nut Job of the Week” and play “Name that Tune.” You can see more at The Trivia Guys Podcast homepage or click the player below to listen.
This week’s Invisible movie is a 2001 British romantic comedy based on the novel of the same name written by Helen Fielding. The film caused a bit of a stir before it was released because the lead role went to an American actress to play what some saw as a quintessentially British heroine. Her performance, however was praised — including her English accent — and she was nominated for an Oscar for the part.
Simply identify the movie and turn it in with your first answer at Trivia for five bonus points.
The answer to last week’s Invisible Movie was the “Cool Runnings.”