Let’s just say the third waffle was a waffle too far. Fred deeply regretted trying to match Jimmy Cagney waffle for waffle in the morning waffle off on the set of White Heat.
At this particular moment in time, Fred was thinking: a. “What is that guy doing on that ladder over there?” b. “I shouldn’t have eaten that second waffle.” c. “If I could only remember where I left my hatchet.” d. “I shouldn’t have eaten that third waffle.”
There was nothing Hume liked better than: a. being called Mr. Tandy. b. practicing spit takes into the face of William Bendix. c. relaxing in Muncie, Indiana, which brought back pleasant memories of his favorite role. d. rolling down grassy slopes with Alfred Hitchcock. e. shooting hoops with Elia Kazan.
Though 45 at the time, she did bicycle to Galway and back to celebrate her success.
Greta Garbo didn’t want to be alone. She wanted: a. to be remembered for her penmanship. b. to be the president of Nicaragua. c. a herd of donkeys. d. to collect pollen. e. to live in a hut near the La Brea Tar Pits.
The key word in the kwiz is ‘regularly’. Though it’s common knowledge that Buster did everything listed, the only activity he undertook ‘regularly’ was hanging out in his lair under the Mojave Desert. There he escaped the hustle bustle of Hollywood and relaxed with his harmonica and several trained mice.
Buster Keaton regularly: a. swam to Catalina, ate a fish sandwich, and swam back to Santa Monica. b. visited his secret lair hidden under the Mojave Desert. c. slept in a canoe. d. fell into his swimming pool while wandering around blindfolded. e. remodeled his oil derricks and vice verse.
All is the answer. You thought love? No, all. Bette smoked between 40 and 70 packs a day from the day she turned 8. How then, you ask, did she live to be 81? Her genetic blueprint had her penciled in to live to the age of 212.
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