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Through an incident in his past, Frank Horrigan was most closely associated with which president?
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LBJ
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Kennedy
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Nixon
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Carter
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In the opening of the film, Horrigan and his partner Al break up which kind of illicit operation?
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Counterfeiting
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A drug ring
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A terrorist cell
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Video piracy
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3.
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Say, speaking of Al, what the heck is the name of the actor who plays Frank's partner in the film?
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Dermot Mulroney
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Dylan McDermott
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Dylan Baker
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Either Bill Paxton or Bill Pullman
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4.
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Booth/Leary first comes to Horrigan's attention using what surname?
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Winters
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Blackledge
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Belkins
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McCrawley
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5.
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One of the first bits of intel Horrigan has on Leary is what type of magazine?
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Model building
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Computer software
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Cat lovers
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Automotive
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6.
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One of the other Secret Service agents owed Frank some money. Why?
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Frank had once babysat the agent's kids
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The two had placed a bet on the Super Bowl
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Frank had once the other agent's bar tab
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Frank had bought some Girl Scout cookies from the agent's daughter
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7.
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Horrigan and Lilly Raines share an ice cream at what Washington, DC landmark?
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The Capitol
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The Lincoln Memorial
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The Kennedy Center
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Union Station
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8.
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To what does Horrigan refer as "window dressing?"
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Female Secret Service agents
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The presidential primary system
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Income tax
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The institution of marriage
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9.
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Leary murders a bank teller. Why?
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She had a recording of his voice
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She had a copy of his fingerprints
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She was from the same home town as Leary claimed to be from
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She saw Leary carrying a picture of the president with a bullseye drawn on it
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10.
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What actor-turned politician plays the President's Chief of Staff?
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Jesse Ventura
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Fred Grandy
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Arnold Schwarzenegger
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Fred Thompson
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11.
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The Secret Service was finally able to establish Leary's identity because of fingerprints from:
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A bar glass
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The hood of a car
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The handle of a gun
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An old photograph of Horrigan
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12.
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As far as we can tell, the President is never given a name in the film. He is, however, referred to several times by this Secret Service code-word:
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Flamingo
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Yellowjacket
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Traveler
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Pioneer
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13.
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Horrigan is shown several times throughout the film playing this instrument:
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Piano
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Trumpet
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Saxophone
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Harmonica
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14.
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Lilly and Horrigan's big romantic encounter is interrupted when a phone call summons them back to work. Which line of Horrigan's ends the scene?
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Oh, what might have been
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They're just not paying me enough for this
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This had better damned well be worth it
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Damn, I gotta put all that sh!t back on
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15.
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Frank loses credibility with the secret service when, during a campaign stop, he mistakes what for gunfire?
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A marching band drum
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A balloon bursting
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A car backfiring
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Camera flash bulbs going off
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16.
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Meeting with a CIA agent, Horrigan learns that Leary used to be a government-trained assassin. What term was used for Leary's line of work?
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Wetboy
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Browncoat
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Monitor
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Buttercup
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17.
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After showing them the gun he had made, Leary kills two men that he met. The two men were:
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Policemen
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Hunters
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Landscapers
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Airplane pilots
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18.
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At the end of a long chase, Leary shot Al dead. Al and Horrigan had chased Leary:
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Through subway tunnels
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Across rooftops
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Down a series of alleys
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Across an airport tarmac
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19.
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Leary makes the attempt on the President's life in which city?
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New York
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Washington, DC
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Los Angeles
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Denver
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20.
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For his assassination attempt, Leary was able to get close to the President because:
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He posed as a waiter
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He posed as a reporter
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He had paid a good deal of money to the reelection campaign
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He bribed a Secret Service agent
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21.
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Leary was able to smuggle the bullets for his gun inside:
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A rabbit's foot
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His shoe
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His hearing aid
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A tin of mints
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22.
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Which word was key to Horrigan to track down Leary at the presidential dinner?
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Xylophone
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Ukulele
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Tympani
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Cymbal
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23.
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Taken hostage by Leary in the elevator, Horrigan provides what instructions to Lilly as to how to shoot Leary?
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Act before it's too late
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Aim high
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Count to three then fire
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Wait for the light
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24.
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Who ultimately kills Leary?
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Leary himself
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Horrigan
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Lilly
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A Secret Service sniper
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25.
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Clint Eastwood wore which hats for the film?
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Acted only
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Acted and directed
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Acted, wrote and directed
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Acted, scored, wrote and directed
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