Statistics for 1950s Movies

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Charlton Heston is Moses.	The Ten Commandments	81%
Mutt eats spaghetti bolognese with cocker spaniel from a good family.	Lady and the Tramp	78%
James Stewart is so sophisticated and amiably that it has no serious consequences for him to talk about his friend, a giant rabbit.	Harvey	54%
"Nobody's Perfect."	Some Like It Hot	47%
This Hitchcock film about an attempted perfect murder is the only one he shot in 3D.	Dial M for Murder	45%
The "Black Rebel Motorcycle Club", led by Marlon Brando, steals the second prize trophy of a race.	The Wild One	42%
They banned this film in France because it illustrated the inhumanity of (especially) their army during World War I.	Paths of Glory	23%
The old Professor Isak Borg reflects on his own life through memories, dreams and discussions on a trip to his old university.	Wild Strawberries	15%
Antoine grows up unloved by his mother and stepfather. After he steals a typewriter, the police even lets him spend a night in jail.	The 400 Blows	13%
Kanji Watanabe, after learning that he has only a few months left to live, recognises what really matters in life.	Ikiru	11%