Name That Soundtrack
This composer wrote the scores for "The Grand Budapest Hotel", "The Shape of Water" and "The King's Speech".
Who is Alexandre Desplat?
*Pulp Fiction* premiered, Nelson Mandela became South Africa's president, and the Channel Tunnel officially opened.
What is 1994?
This actor accidentally revealed a major Avengers: Infinity War spoiler during a 2017 interview, earning a reputation for being unable to keep Marvel's secrets.
Who is Tom Holland?
This character tells Cersei, “I drink and I know things,” while discussing the threat of Daenerys's dragons.
Who is Tyrion Lannister?
This capital of Hunan Province is famous for its fiery cuisine, vibrant nightlife and its association with Mao Zedong, who studied and taught here before becoming China's leader.
What is Changsha?
This composer created the haunting, minimalist score for "The Social Network" alongside Atticus Ross.
Who is Trent Reznor?
"Star Wars" premiered, Elvis Presley died, and the Voyager 1 spacecraft launched.
What is 1977?
Before becoming a television icon, this former executive chef published a 1999 New Yorker essay titled “Don’t Eat Before Reading This,” which became the basis for his bestselling memoir the following year.
Who is Anthony Bourdain?
This wildling claims he was suckled at a giant's breast for three months, which supposedly explains why he's so strong.
Who is Tormund Giantsbane?
At this iconic California burger chain, ordering your burger this way gets you a mustard-grilled patty, extra spread, pickles and grilled onions.
What is Animal Style?
This Japanese composer, a frequent collaborator of Takeshi Kitano, also composed the scores for Spirited Away, Princess Mononoke and Howl’s Moving Castle.
Who is Joe Hisaishi?
*The Matrix* premiered, the euro was introduced for electronic transactions, and the Panama Canal was transferred to Panama.
What is 1999?
This actor declined his 1973 Best Actor Oscar by sending Littlefeather to the ceremony in protest of Hollywood's treatment of Native Americans.
Who is Marlon Brando?
This Targaryen prince believed drinking wildfire would transform him into a dragon. Instead, it killed him.
Who is Aerion Brightflame?
This historic DC neighborhood was once home to jazz legends Duke Ellington and Pearl Bailey and was nicknamed “Black Broadway” for its thriving nightlife and music scene.
What is the U Street Corridor?
This French composer scored "Amélie", including its famous piano piece 'Comptine d'un autre été'.
Who is Yann Tiersen?
"The Godfather" premiered, Nixon visited China, and the Watergate break-in took place.
What is 1972?
After starring in Dirty Dancing, this actress underwent two rhinoplasty procedures that dramatically changed her appearance. She later said she felt unrecognizable, describing the experience as entering the operating room a celebrity and coming out anonymous.
Who is Jennifer Grey?
Nicknamed “The Frog,” this Dornish prince travels to Meereen hoping to marry Daenerys, but his attempt to tame one of her dragons ends disastrously.
Who is Quentyn Martell?
During World War I, the U.S. Army used the campus of this private university to develop and test chemical weapons, leaving behind buried munitions that would be discovered decades later.
What is American University?
This Polish composer wrote the score for "The Double Life of Véronique" and the "Three Colours" trilogy.
Who is Zbigniew Preisner?
In the Mood for Love was released, Vladimir Putin became president of Russia, and the USS Cole was bombed in Yemen.
What is 2000?
Before becoming an internationally famous actor, this Irish star worked as a plumber's apprentice and nearly pursued a professional boxing career, winning a national youth championship at age 12.
Who is Barry Keoghan?
This Blackfyre pretender, whose second head grew from his neck, killed his own cousin to seize command of the Golden Company before being slain by Barristan Selmy.
Who is Maelys the Monstrous?
Before becoming famous for its colorful Victorian houses, San Francisco’s Alamo Square neighborhood was home to this iconic row of houses, nicknamed after a 1978 book and frequently featured in the opening credits of Full House.
What are the Painted Ladies?