Lights Camera Acting
Chicago
Famous Authors
Pun-Ishing Clues
US Military
200

This actor played Francois Pienaar in this movie about overcoming Apartheid South Africa 

Matt Damon

200

Residents of Chicago know this tower by the department store that used to own it, even though it was renamed to this in 2009

Willis Tower

200

This author was named after his ancestor who wrote our national anthem. I hope you get this "old sport"

F. Scott Fitzgerald

200

To live until you are very very old or to widen one's pupils

Dilate/ Die Late

200

The location of this base on the Hudson River was chosen by George Washington due to its difficulty to siege.

Westpoint

400

This is the name for a follow-up audition

Callback

400

Some people think a song named after this Chicago street may be about a certain drug

Lake Shore Drive

400

This is the last name of three 19th century sisters who were famous authors from near Yorkshire, England. They originally had to write under male pseudonyms in order to sell their novels.

(Charlotte, Emily, Anne) Brontë

400

I didn't like my beard at first but then it did this

Grew on me

400

The newest branch of the military calls its personnel this term.

Guardians

600

If you break your leg you may need this, but some actors prefer to use a cigarette

Crutch
600

Perhaps the only NFL award more important than MVP is named after this Chicago great

Walter Payton
600

By estimated number of books sold, she is tied for first with Williams Shakespeare. Because of her I am hesitant to get on a train from Istanbul to Calais

Agatha Christie

600

What a chicken does to an egg or a small ax

Hatch it/Hatchet

600

Legend has it that the US Marine Corp got this nickname after Germans in World War 1 thought they fought like "Hunden".

Devil Dogs

800

This style of acting made famous by Daniel Day Lewis has the actor become the character they are playing.

Method Acting

800

This painting that shows several people dining late at night in a cafeteria by Edward Hopper is located at the Art Institute of Chicago

Nighthawks

800

"This wallpaper and I are fighting a duel to the death. Either it goes or I do," were the last words of this English author shortly before perishing from food poisoning in Paris

Oscar Wilde

800

Things that can be seen from the Eiffel Tower or animals that live & feed on other animals

Paris Sites/Parasites

800

This satirical nickname is given to a branch of the military as a play on words based on their name and a piece of furniture.

Chair Force

1000

You may want to microwave this term, that means reading your lines within 24 hours of filming

Cold Read

1000

Despite being one of the greatest baseball players ever, he is not in the Hall of Fame for a game-fixing scandal. Maybe he should have tied a double knot.

"Shoeless" Joe Jackson

1000

This american author was caught in a love triangle with Charlie Chaplin and Oona O'Neill. His most famous book sure made him a lot of "dough" but I'm not sure if he "kneaded" it.

J.D. Salinger

1000

What part of an engine pees a lot

A piston

1000

What was the deadliest battle in American history

Meuse-Argonne Offensive