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As the film opens, Crown is talking to:
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His mother
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A police detective
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A therapist
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A paramedic
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The painting that Crown steals from the museum is by which artist?
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Dali
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Picasso
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Monet
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Chagall
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3.
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In robbing the painting, Crown uses two of which item?
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Briefcase
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Screwdriver
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Laser
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Pneumatic drill
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4.
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Why could the museum's video security not see Crown during the theft of the painting?
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Power to the cameras has been cut
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The thermal imaging was overcome because the air in the exhibit was so hot
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Crown timed his movements to coincide with the rotation of the video cameras
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Crown has the power of invisibility
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To create a diversion so that he can steal the painting, Crown involved a large crew of Romanian thieves. How did they get into the museum?
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Through an air shaft
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Through the front door
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By tunneling into the museum vault
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Inside a hollow statue of a house
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6.
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What is Catherine's last name?
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Banning
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Swarthmore
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Winchell
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Stewart
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7.
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Catherine works for:
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An insurance company
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The FBI
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The NYPD
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The museum
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8.
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Catherine observes Crown crash a very expensive:
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Race car
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Air plane
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Motorcycle
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Sailboat
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9.
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What was Catherine's first clue that Crown was involved with the robbery?
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She found his fingerprints at the museum
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She had suspected him from an earlier robbery she had worked
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He had previously bid on a Monet
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She found his monogrammed briefcase at the museum
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10.
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What gesture did Crown make to the museum?
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He offered a reward for recovery of the stolen painting
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He loaned the museum a painting from his own collection
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He promised to solve the case himself
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He threw a fundraising ball
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How does Catherine gain entrance into Crown's house to search for the painting?
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She steals and copies his keys
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She bribes the domestic staff
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She obtains a search warrant
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She sleeps with Crown
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Catherine believes that she has recovered the Monet, but the police discover that it's a forgery painted on top of another painting. What work was the forgery painted on?
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The Last Supper
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A Saturday Evening Post cover
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Dogs at Cards
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Elvis at the Tropicana
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After discovering the forgery, Catherine meets Crown at a Black and White ball. What is notable about her dress?
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It's bright red
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It's hiding a wire
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It's essentially see-through
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It's a garish floral print
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In the first question, we asked who Thomas Crown was talking to. The answer, of course, is a therapist. What is notable about the person who plays the therapist?
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The same person played Catherine
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The actress was the mother of the film's director
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The actress also appeared in the original version of The Thomas Crown Affair
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The actress died during filming
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After they sleep together for the first time, Crown lets Catherine operate what type of vehicle?
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An antique car
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A glider
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A hot air balloon
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A steam locomotive
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While she and Crown were on the island, Catherine destroys a crated Renoir. How does she destroy the painting?
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She throws it off a cliff
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She burns it
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She throws it in the ocean
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She crushes it by driving over it in a Jeep
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17.
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Why are a painting's borders photographed?
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It helps prove a forger was in the presence of the original
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They are tagged with an anti-theft chip
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They glow green when exposed to X-rays
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They are water-resistant
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18.
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When Catherine suspects Crown of preparing to go away with Anna (the blonde he is frequently seen with), he pledges:
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That he loves Catherine
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That he will return the Monet to the museum
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That he will never steal again
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That he will turn himself in to the police
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19.
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What is Anna's relationship to Crown?
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She is his ex-fiance
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She is his step daughter
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He is her guardian
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She is his goddaughter
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20.
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Aside from the Monet, which famous painting figures prominently in the movie, especially during the chase in the museum at the end of the film?
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Degas's The Belleli Family
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Titian's The Death of Actaeon
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Magrite's The Son of Man
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Picasso's Guernica
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Why can the police not track Crown when he returns to the museum to return the painting?
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There are dozens of similarly dressed men
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The video cameras fail
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He never actually enters the museum
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Like we said before: invisibility
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22.
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What simple implement does Crown use to reveal the return of the Monet at the end of the film?
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A briefcase
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A pencil
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A screwdriver
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A plastic spoon
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23.
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In addition to the Monet being returned, the police realize that:
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Another painting has been stolen
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The Monet has been significantly damaged
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A large amount of cash has been left behind in the exhibit
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The museum's alarm system has been compromised
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24.
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Crown had told Catherine to meet him at:
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The Wall Street Heliport
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Grand Central Station
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JFK airport
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The Central Park Zoo
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25.
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The film ends with Catherine and Crown:
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In jail together
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On a plane together
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On different continents
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Playing chess
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