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- Who directed the mockumentary "I'm Still Here" about Joaquin Phoenix?
- In which movie did Joaquin Phoenix play opposite Gwyneth Paltrow?
- He is known as "El Hombre de las Dificultades" and "El Libertador" and was instrumental in freeing Latin America from Spanish colonisation. Who is he?
- Anatolia or Asia minor was populated in the Middle Ages by Turkish tribes arriving as nomades. Where did they come from?
- When was the last person in France killed by being decapitated by a guillotine?
- Who is - perhaps unjustly - known for the words "L'Etat, c'est moi!"?
- Who is the longest-ruling Head of State in the history of Europe?
- According to a persistent rumour, George Washington had teeth made out of wood. An examination has shown that his false teeth were made out of a different material altogether. Which one?
- The Red Baron is a flying ace, credited with more air combat victories than any other pilots. How many?
- It is the most known airplane from World War I and was flown by the Red Baron. What is the model called?
- Jagdgeschwader 1 (JG 1) was a German squadron of fighter jets during World War 1. Under which other name was it known?
- Who was known as the leader of Jagdgeschwader 1 (JG 1), a German unit of fighter jets operating during World War I?
- Bank of England is located in Threadneedle Street in City of London. What is its nick-name?
- The Bank of England was founded in 1694 which makes it the world's...?
- In 1799, one of Napoleon's soldiers found a stone making it possible to decipher Egyptian hieroglyphs. What is the famous stone called?
- Who takes Wendy and her two brothers along to Never Land?
- Peter Pan's helper is called Tinker Bell. What does she often get?
- He is constantly getting involved in new mysteries alongside a dog and a captain. Who is he?
- What is the name of Tintin's dog?
- He is the captain of the Karaboudjan. What is his name?
- What is Captain Haddock's favourite drink?
- He is faster than his own shadow. What is his name?
- What is the name of the stupid prison dog who chases the Dalton brothers?
- What is the name of the title character of Disney's "The Little Mermaid" from 1989?
- What does Ariel give to the sea witch Ursula in exchange for her humanity?
- The little mermaid's (Ariel's) father is called King Triton. What doesn't he like?
- What is the name of the main character in the Disney fairytale "Beauty and the Beast"?
- What are Donald Duck's three nephews called?
- What's the name of the world's richest duck who lives in Duckburg?
- Scrooge McDuck has a lucky coin, which was the first coin he ever earned. Which coin is it?
- Scrooge McDuck imigrated to America from which European country?
- What is the name of the mean sorceress that Carl Barks introduced in 1952?
- Who encountered the two droids R2D2 and C-3PO at the age of 19?
- Princess Leia is Luke Skywalker's ...?
- Who is Chewbacca's partner on the spaceship The Millennium Falcon?
- George Lucas had intended Han Solo to be the direct opposite of which character?
- What is the name of the 96 cm. tall blue and white droid that appears in all six of the original Star Wars movies?
- In Star Wars, the droid R2-D2 originally hailed from a peaceful and beautiful planet. Which one?
- Who is Luke Skywalker's secret twin sister?
- Where do we know the fictional character Leia Organa from?
- Who is asked by the Jedi Council to train Anakin Skywalker after the death of Jedi master Qui-Gon Jinn?
- What is the name of the much-feared villain and father of Luke Skywalker?
- What was Darth Vader's name before he joined the dark side?
- Asterix always carries a small flask in his belt. What does it contain?
- Who fell into the cauldron of magic potion as a child?
- Who is in charge of preparing the magic potion in the comic "Asterix"?
- What is the name of Obelix' tiny dog?
- In which Hans Christian Andersen fairytale does a swan grow up amongst ducks?
- Who lives in Villa Villekulla?
- What is the name of Pippi Longstocking's horse?
- Who is known for having a "licence to kill"?
- James Bond is an agent of the British Secret Intelligence Service, which is also known by another name. Which one?
- James Bond enjoys this cocktail "shaken, not stirred". Which cocktail?
- Goldfinger was the first James Bond blockbuster, and is named after its title character. What was Goldfinger's full name?
- Whos is known for robbing from the rich and giving to the poor?
- Who has a reindeer named Rudolf?
- What is the name of the children's novel about a girl who follows a talking rabbit?
- Who walks through the woods to deliver food to her sick grandmother?
- A lumberjack saves Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother by cutting the wolf's stomach open. What does he fill the stomach with instead?
- Until her death, Adolf Hitler's life companion remained virtually unknown to the German public. What was her name?
- From 1905 onwards, Lenin was exiled in Europe. When did he return to St. Petersburg?
- The Space Shuttle Challenger had its maiden flight in 1983 and exploded three years later. What was the reason?
- When the Space Shuttle Challenger exploded in 1986, the entire crew was instantly killed. How many astronauts were on board?
- Why did the Space Shuttle Columbia disintegrate during its re-entry into Earth's atmosphere?
- How do most of the girls who want an abortion explain how they got pregnant in the first place?
- Which of the following women was one of the first women world-wide to own a vibrator?
- Which sex toy did Dr Joseph Mortimer Granville patent in 1880?
- What made one of the world's first vibrators for sexual stimulation vibrate?
- How many calories do you approximately burn during 20 minutes of normal, sexual activity?
- Which of the following is the worst explanation for not wanting to have sex?
- What is released in the brain during intercourse, efficient at e.g. treating head-aches?
- Which of the following animals can reproduce itself without a sexual act?
- Which of the following women is, statistically speaking, most interested in a one night stand
- Which of the following slang expressions describes a sexual encounter that only takes place one night?
- Who most often regrets a one night stand?
- What normally happens to a man's penis when his favourite football team scores?
- According to Playboy Magazine, in which month do most Americans lose their virginity?
- Which chemical factor, which is attractive to the opposite sex, is secreted by the body during increased sexual activity?
- Which of the following is a marker to the surrounding individuals?
- How many litres of semen will a man have produced in his life if he has been sexually mature for 70 years?
- How many marathons can a man weighing 70 kilos run on the energy of the semen he will produce throughout his life?
- Which of the following words means 'to throw up' in Latin?
- How many eggs will a woman, who has been sexually mature for 40 years, have ovulated throughout her life?
- Which of the following can you do if you want to improve your sexual performance?
- Which of the following ingredients do you probably want to side-step if you are putting together what is commonly perceived to be a seductive meal?
- Which of the following ingredients would you typically chose if you were to put together a seductive meal?
- Which famous womanizer is said to have used linen condoms when seducing his conquests?
- Which of the following did the American GIs use during WW2 to proect the tips of their rifles against salt water?
- How thick is an average condom?
- What material were the first legal condoms in the US made out of?
- According to a WHO publication from 2006, which effect has sex education in European schools had?
- Which of the following European countries was the first to introduce mandatory sex education in school?
- Which of the following countries was in 2011 the only one to have obligatory sex education in schools?
- Which of the following countries was the last to introduce obligatory sex education in schools?
- According to the Book of Genesis, who was obliged to impregnate his brother's widow?
- From where does the word "onanism", another term for masturbation, come?
- What is "ithyphallophia" the fear of?
- Which of the following phobias describes the phobia of an erect penis?
- How long does an orgasm last for a female pig (a sow)?
- What effect does the orgasm have for the sperm in female mammal's inner genitals?
- Which shape does the penis of a male pig (a boar) have?
- What do you enjoy if you have the fetish "formicophilia"?
- If you have sex one or twice a week the body's production of immunoglobulin A is increased. What does this antibody influence?
- Which of the following is sex said to be able to protect the body against?
- How many years younger does sexual activity on average make people look?
- How does kissing influence the inner environment of the mouth?
- In ancient civilizations, removal of the human penis of fallen enemies was sometimes used as a means of what?
- Which part of the female body is named after Dr. Ernest Gräfenberg?
- According to early Christian traditions, what was a newly-married couple supposed to show off the day after the wedding night?
- What is the hormone 'oxyticin' also known as?
- Which of the following hormones which affects e.g. our trustfulness and generosity, is emitted during e.g. a long hug?
- To which side do most people tip their head when kissing?
- Which of the following areas on the body is normally as sensitive as our upper lip?
- How many facial muscles are in use for a 'peck on the lips'?
- For how long did the couple kiss who broke the world record with the longest recorded kiss in 2011?
- Which of the following types of kiss uses the most muscles?
- What could you use a kiss for in the Roman empire?
- The old Romans had split kisses into various categories. What kind of a kiss was 'savolium' in the old Roman empire?
- The old Romans had different categories of kisses. What kind of a kiss was the "basium"?
- The old Romans had different categories of kisses. What kind of a kiss was an 'osculum'?
- In which decade did Edison Company film the first screen kiss in the film "May Irwin-John C. Rice Kiss", the only action of which was the kissing couple's 30 second long kiss?
- The first same-sex screen kiss was recorded by Cecil B. DeMille in 1922. What was her film called?
- According to the self-imposed industry moral censorship guidelines known as Hays Code and in use 1930-1968, which of the following was not allowed?
- Which director is behind the film "Notorious" which contains a scene with what must be one of the most sexy film kisses ever?
- Which actress kisses Cary Grant in "Notorious" in one of the most sexy kisses in film history?
- In which of the following films do the two main roles kiss an impressive 127 times?
- How many times does Don Juan kiss in the film of the same name from 1926?
- Which of the following films contains the longest kiss in film history?
- Which of the following films was not directed by Andy Warhol?
- Which Oscar-winning film was the first Hollywood film to feature a real tongue kiss?
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