"Premier" or "Premier"
Who holds the all time assists record in the Premier League?
Who is Ryan Giggs
Who played villain Saruman in the 'Lord of the Rings' movies?
Who is Christopher Lee
City surround by canals, known as the floating city.
What is Venice, Italy
2 words: if at first you don’t succeed, do this
What is "try again"
short and slender
What is “petite”?
Who has scored the most free-kick goals in the Premier League?
Who is David Beckham
Jafar is the villain in which Disney movie?
What is Aladdin
The Beatles are from....
Liverpool, England
4 words: Burger King’s iconic slogan since 1973
What is “have it your way”
to speak or pronounce
What is to utter?
The West London Derby is contested between which teams?
What is Chelsea and Fulham
Tommy DeVito, villain of 1990 movie 'Goodfellas', was played by which actor?
Who is Joe Pesci
City in which Romeo and Juliet's story takes place.
What is Verona, Italy
3 words: beneath Independence Hall on the back of a U.S. currency note
What is “one hundred dollars”
a narrow tube into which liquid is suctioned
What is a pipette?
Former England manager Steve McClaren was known as 'The Wally with the .....' what?
What is Brolley
What villain’s on-screen costume was inspired by samurai helmets and World War II-era gas masks?
Who is Darth-Vadar
DAILY DOUBLE! Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi was filmed in what state of the US?
What is Arizona
6 words: precedes “makes no difference who you are” in a Disney song
What is “when you wish upon a star”
to feel regret, remorse, or sorrow for
What is to rue?
To the nearest second: Which player scored the fastest goal in Premier League history and with what time?
Who is Shane Long. 7.69 seconds
According to the actor who played him, who was played as a combination of Katharine Hepburn, Truman Capote, and HAL from 2001: A Space Odyssey?
Who is Hannibal Lecter
When translated to English, South America’s largest city shares its name with this state’s capital.
What is Minnesota
1 word: the Greek motto of California
What is “Eureka"
a pile of wood used for cremation
What is a pyre?