Trivial Pursuit

[Ian_W]

I thought you might have given it to 4 places as 0.3727

 

But yes

 

- NEXT!!

[David Holden]

In which country is the Seikam Tunnel?

[chris blanc]

Japan

 

Who played the title role in the 1931 film Frankenstein?

[Martin]

Colin Clive played Dr Frankenstein I believe.

 

And if I am right....What did the USA ban the drinking of in 1775?

[Rob_the_Saint]

I think you're right, Boris Karlof played the 'monster'.

 

Is the answer to your question tea?

[chris blanc]

coffee?

 

[Ian_W]

alchohol?

[Martin]

Sorry, I don't get on here as much as some people.

 

Karlof was the monster. And Rob is also right in that the Yanks banned tea.

[chris blanc]

Robs turn then

 

[Ian_W]

Quote:

Martin said:
Sorry, I don't get on here as much as some people.

Karlof was the monster. And Rob is also right in that the Yanks banned tea.

No problem - you are welcome whenever you can make it

[Rob_the_Saint]

OK, next question, should be easy.

 

Which of Shakespeare's plays is the stage show 'Return to the Forbidden Planet' loosely based upon?

[chris blanc]

The Tempest

 

On a similar note, what Shakespere play is the movie 10 things I hate about you based on?

[Slartibartfast]

The Taming of the Shrew

 

Who was the first Winbledon tennis champion?

[chris blanc]

Spencer gore

 

Who created Batman?

[AFF]

Krptonite? ....or....

 

Bob Kane.

 

Which is the largest lake in the U.K.?

[David Holden]

By area or volume of water?

[AFF]

Err......

 

Area.

[Rob_the_Saint]

Lough Neagh in Northern Ireland? (Windermere is the largest in England).

[AFF]

That's the corrrrrrreeeeccccccccttttt answer, Rob.

 

Over to you.

[Rob_the_Saint]

Er, er... which popular indoor game also shares its name with the latin name of a bird of prey? (I shall require the bird's english name as well).