Special rules for Jeopardy!:
Phrase your responses in the form of a question!!
Unlike the TV show version, you do not lose points for an incorrect question (except on the Daily Double), so guess away.
In the spoiler box below is a Daily Double. Before you unspoil it, indicate whether you wish to bet all, one-half, one-quarter or none of TODAY's points on your response. You will not jeopardize or gain points won on preceding games with your Daily Double bet.
No Googling or other search engines allowed, other than your brain.
Point values are as indicated by the clues, which means that the maximum points one could win today would be 110.
Good luck and have fun!
"Beautiful" Movies
4 pts: Ron Howard won an Oscar for Best Director, and Russell Crowe was nominated for Best Actor for this 2001 film based on a true story.
8 pts: This 1997 movie marked the second time an actor had won a Best Actor Oscar for directing himself, and also the second time an acting Oscar had been given for a performance completely in Italian.
12 pts: The title of this 2001 Kirsten Dunst vehicle about an out-of-control rich girl who falls for a Latino boy from the wrong side of the tracks probably refers to the two attributes of the girl that keep the boy hanging around.
16 pts: The title characters of this 1996 movie include Annabeth Gish, Martha Plimpton, and Natalie Portman, who plays a 13-year-old girl that Timothy Hutton develops a crush on. EWWWWWWWW!!!!!
20 pts: Despite the title, this nifty little mid-1980s movie which starred Gordon Warnecke and Daniel Day-Lewis, is not a "soap" opera.
Daily Double: