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Whom did Audrey Hepburn play in Breakfast at Tiffany's?
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Who became the first African American Oscar winner in 1940?
Answer: Hattie McDaniel
Why: Due to strict segregation rules at the hotel venue, McDaniel was forced to sit at a small table away from her white castmates.
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What did Greta Garbo first say in her first talkie film?
Answer: Give me a whiskey
Why: Anna Christie (1930) was sold with two words, Garbo Talks, and the line comes straight from Eugene O'Neill's Pulitzer-winning play.
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Which film was the first to receive 14 Oscar nominations?
Answer: All About Eve
Why: All About Eve held the record of 14 Oscar nominations alone until Titanic tied it in 1997.
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Which Egyptian queen did Elizabeth Taylor play in 1963?
Answer: Cleopatra
Why: Despite topping the box office in 1963, Cleopatra initially lost money due to its massive production budget.
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What were the first words spoken in a feature-length sound film?
Answer: Wait a minute
Why: Al Jolson's 1927 line in The Jazz Singer was old stage patter of his, and the whole feature holds barely two minutes of synchronized talk.
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How tall was the original King Kong model used for filming?
Answer: 18 inches
Why: That is roughly 46 cm of metal armature padded with cotton, latex and rabbit fur; a separate giant arm held Fay Wray in close ups.