Well-known classic films matched with their release era, director or star, and one notable fact each, one film per card.
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115 basic cards for Trivia Movies and TV Trivia. It opens with "1942 drama starring Humphrey Bogart in a Moroccan cafe, ends with 'Here's" and "Orson Welles' 1941 directorial debut centers on the mystery of the word". More Game Night and Road Trips decks are listed below.
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- 1942 drama starring Humphrey Bogart in a Moroccan cafe, ends with 'Here's looking at you, kid.'
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Casablanca- Orson Welles' 1941 directorial debut centers on the mystery of the word 'Rosebud.'
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Citizen Kane- 1972 Francis Ford Coppola film featuring the notorious 'horse head' scene.
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The Godfather- Alfred Hitchcock 1960 thriller featuring one of cinema's most famous shower scenes.
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Psycho- 1958 Hitchcock film where James Stewart becomes obsessed with a woman who resembles his lost love.
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Vertigo- 1959 Hitchcock thriller with Cary Grant attacked by a crop-duster in an empty field.
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North by Northwest- 1939 musical fantasy where Dorothy travels from Kansas to a magical land and back using ruby slippers.
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The Wizard of Oz- 1939 epic romance set during the American Civil War, famous for its burning plantation scenes.
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Gone with the Wind- 1961 film with Audrey Hepburn eating pastries outside a Fifth Avenue jewelry store of the same name.
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Breakfast at Tiffany's- 1952 musical where Gene Kelly famously dances with Debbie Reynolds while water pours down a street.
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Singin' in the Rain- 1946 James Stewart film where an angel shows the protagonist what his town would be like without him.
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It's a Wonderful Life- 1954 Hitchcock thriller where a wheelchair-bound photographer watches his neighbors through a rear window.
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Rear Window- 1951 Tennessee Williams adaptation starring Marlon Brando for his raw, intense performance.
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A Streetcar Named Desire- 1941 John Huston noir where Humphrey Bogart pursues a jeweled statue called the black bird.
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The Maltese Falcon- 1950 Billy Wilder film starring Gloria Swanson as a faded silent film star living in Hollywood delusion.
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Sunset Boulevard
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