THE LIFEBOAT CAST KWIZ ANSWER
Yes, Alfred ate all of the doughnuts.
Yes, Alfred ate all of the doughnuts.
Alfred Hitchcock just announced: a. that there were no more doughnuts. b. that from now on he was going to pretend to be Mickey Mouse. c. that his little dog, Whiskers, would direct the rest of the picture. d. that he was going to empty the giant box of tarantulas he held high over his […]
Bebe Daniels poses as an attractive art deco stiletto.
A clever lark landed on a low branch in a tree by the river. Below her a hippopotamus stood doing nothing at all. ‘I am a hippopotamus,’ said the lark. The hippopotamus looked up and said, ‘No, you’re not. You’re a little bird. I am a hippopotamus. See my two lower great dagger tusks?’ The […]
To be fair, Jessica’s corsage was made entirely of candy.
Hume Cronyn can’t believe that Henry Travers just ate: a. Jessica Tandy’s corsage. b. a telephone book. c. a yo-yo. d. all of the above.
Loon: I’m especially looking forward to this episode of The 3 Question Interview because our celebrity ghost today is someone I have actually heard of, Professor Edgar Allan Poe. Your honor, can you tell us about any experiences you might have had on any random train journey? Poe’s ghost: No. Loon: In that case, where […]
Peggy’s raven was named Felicia.
When Peggy Ashcroft performed as the greatest Juliet of the 20th century opposite John Gielgud’s Romeo, before every performance she would: a. meditate for an hour with her pet raven perched on her shoulder. b. gain the focus she needed by weaving feathers into a replica of the Queen. c. stare for ten minutes at […]
Tim knew better than to confront Charles directly. Acting with this knowledge in mind, he purchased a helicopter, a false nose, and a swollen inflated plastic rabbit. After taking a slew of flying lessons and qualifying as a helicopter pilot, he nudged his little plan into motion. First, he flew in his helicopter with rabbit […]