Jeff Goldblum Memorial Tournament 2010 - Must Go Fastererer
Questions by Rick Rhino, Andy S., Miran T. and Jeremy B.

Tossups

1. This movie is set to be remade in 2011 with Russell Brand in the titular role.  The film opens with the titular character approaching two prostitutes and asking, “Would the more attractive of you two please step forwards.”  The movie won an Oscar for best original song in 1981 which was written by Burt Bacharach and three others, but sung by (*) Christopher Cross.  John Gielgud won his only Oscar playing Hobson the titular character’s valet.  Liza Minnelli’s character Linda is introduced to the titular character when she is caught shoplifting ties.  For 10 points, what is this movie that stars Dudley Moore as the titular alcoholic playboy multi-millionaire that is forced to settle down and marry a woman of his families choosing or else lose all his income? 
ANSWER:  Arthur

2. This singer, in the lead single to her upcoming album Kaleidoscope Heart, sings "So let me thank you for your time and try not to waste any more of mine" as a way of dealing with unsolicited advice; the song is King Of  (*) Anything. Her most famous song, however, has her sing "I'm not gonna write you to stay, all you have is leaving" and was the lead track to the 2007 album Little Voice.  For 10 points, name this singer that had a smash hit in 2007 with Love Song.
ANSWER:  Sara Bareilles [bar-ell-iss]

3. When a trailer to this game was featured at E3 2010, the music’s composer, Daiki Kasho, claimed to game series fans that the music had no title until a contest gave it the title “Soul on Display” with the “S” being replaced by the latest number to the game series. Scheduled for a November 3, 2010 release, new additions to this game include an optional Stereoscopic-3D resolution, dynamic (*) skidmarks, dust and grass being kicked up and affected by other elements and drivers able to flash their headlights. Exclusively for the Playstation 3, this is, for 10 points, what video game, part of a long-running car racing series, that will also feature getting Super GT licenses.
ANSWER: Gran Turismo 5 [accept GT5 before "GT"]

4. Primary TV characters that held this occupation include Polly Becker on the British drama EastEnders, Tom Bradford on Eight is Enough, and Larry Appleton on Perfect Strangers. Minor characters such as Marge Simpson’s old high school friend, Chloe Talbot, Adrian Monk’s late wife, Trudy, and nemesis (*) Jack McGee on the non-animated version of The Incredible Hulk held this occupation. For 10 points, name this TV occupation most famously held by Ed Asner’s character Lou Grant and animated character J. Jonah Jameson on The Amazing Spider-Man. 
ANSWER: Newspaper reporter [accept clear-knowledge equivalents]

5. From the University of Kentucky, he was selected 7th overall in the 1967 NBA Draft, but was a perennial bench player, and retired after the 1975-76 season.  As coach, he reached the NBA Finals with the New York Knicks in 1994, and before this guided the Los Angeles Lakers to four (*) NBA championships in the 1980s.  He won his 5th championship as a head coach in 2006, and recently pulled off one of the most shrewd off-season moves in NBA history, acquiring LeBron James and Chris Bosh to play alongside Dwyane Wade.  For ten points, name this current team president and former head coach of the Miami Heat.
ANSWER:  Pat Riley

6. She got her start on episodic TV by portraying Siobahn Novak on the ABC soap opera Ryan’s Hope. She would go on to play a civilian volunteer and part-time prostitute Karen “K.C.” Kowalski on China Beach. Another character, Karen Hines, the boyfriend of Doug Ross’s father causes angst between Doug and his dad on NBC’s (*) ER before she would portray a former exotic dancer and single mom hired by Gil Grissom in Las Vegas. For 10 points, name this actress currently playing Catherine Willows on CSI.
ANSWER: Marg Helgenberger

7. The 7th track of this album, while not released as a single, receives radio airplay due to its outro being used as theme music for Formula One coverage in the United Kingdom. The final single from the album, inspired by an affair one member had with the band's lighting director, was You Make (*) Loving Fun. Also including tracks such as Second Hand News and Oh Daddy, in addition to The Chain, Dreams, and Go Your Own Way, name, for 10 points, this 1977 Fleetwood Mac album.
ANSWER:  Rumours

8. This movie’s closing credits contain an animated infographic explaining Ponzi Schemes.  One character learned to dance ballet and to play the harp just so he can make fun of the “fairies” down the street.  While another character refuses to admit to himself that he was a pimp in college, going by the nickname “Gator”.  That same character’s car, a Prius, keeps being used by homeless people for (*) orgies.  Michael Keaton plays a police captain who has a second job at Bed, Bath and Beyond and quotes TLC songs.  The main plot of the movie is set off when Steve Coogan’s character is arrested for not submitting scaffolding permits.  For 10 points, name this 2010 comedy about a two cops played by Mark Wahlberg and Will Ferrell.
ANSWER:  The Other Guys

9. The title of this column's 2003 compilation book, The Full Mountie, came from a contribution by Grant L. Gooding.  Public outcry after a brief cancellation in 1996 led to its return, where one contributor opined that “you get to see your (*) name in print in a way that is not associated with a court appearance, scandal, or death.”  A column whose regular contributors included K.C. Angus and Alanna Little, name, for 10 points, this humour competition of the Globe and Mail, its weekly contest of wit and word play that was edited by Warren Clements.
ANSWER:  The Globe Challenge

10. His unremarkable Major League playing career consisted solely of two seasons as third baseman with the New York Yankees in 1968 and 1969.  As a manager, he led the Toronto Blue Jays to their first division title in 1985.  More notably, he led his current team to an unprecedented (*) 14 consecutive division titles between 1991 and 2005, during which time they captured five National League pennants, but just a single World Series championship, coming in 1995.  For ten points, name this all-time record holder for ejections, who is currently in his final season as manager of the Atlanta Braves.
ANSWER:  Bobby Cox

11. A Ludwig-Musser snare drum with this name has the namesake colour hand-engraved on the nickel-plated brass shell. A Gibson-Les Paul guitar with this name was created in 1957 with a (*) mahogany body and neck. An eggplant variety of this name, having the Latin name Solanum melongenais, is sometimes referred to as “Imperial”. The masked superhero The Green Hornet has a high-tech 1966 Chrysler Imperial, driven by his sidekick Kato, with this name. For 10 points, what name do all these share along with the title of an 1877 novel by Anna Sewell about a horse?
ANSWER: Black Beauty

12.  In the first episode, the protagonist desperately attempts to avoid ejaculating while a nurse gives him a rubdown. That protagonist who suffers from debilitating skin disease eventually regains his ability to walk after coming to terms with his guilt over defecating on his (*) teacher’s desk and biting a classmate. Script-written by Dennis Potter, this ground-breaking mini-series starred Michael Gambon as Philip Marlowe, an author who delves into a fantasy world where he is the protagonist of one of his mystery novels. For 10 points, name this BBC1 musical and film noir serial that was adapted in a 2003 film starring Robert Downey Jr. and Mel Gibson.
ANSWER: The Singing Detective

13. WARNING: SEASON AND TEAM REQUIRED. This team’s home opener would dictate the theme of their entire season when eventual team goal scorer, Scott Mellanby, discovered something in the locker room and “one-timed” it against the wall. After dismissing the Boston Bruins four games to one in the playoffs, they pulled the biggest upset in their short history by defeating conference-leading (*) Philadelphia Flyers in six games, and the Pittsburgh Penguins in the conference final in seven games. Eventually swept by the recently-moved Colorado Avalanche in the finals and fans throwing rubber rats on the ice, for 10 points, name this NHL team who reached the Stanley Cup finals faster than any other expansion team since its inception.
ANSWER:  1995-96 Florida Panthers [accept either underlined part for the team name]

14. This director’s first feature film was nominated for a best foreign film Oscar in 1962.  It stars only three characters, a husband, wife and a hitchhiker who they invite to sail with them after nearly hitting him with their car and is titled Knife in the Water.  His second film was shot in Britain and starred Catherine Deneuve as a young manicurist who lives with her sister in London and is slowly going insane.  That movie (*) Repulsion is the first of his Apartment Trilogy while the third film in the trilogy is 1976’s The Tenant in which the director also plays the main character.  The second and most popular movie of the trilogy stars Mia Farrow as a woman who gets impregnated by the devil and bears his child.  For 10 points, name this director while having a troubled personal life also directed Rosemary’s Baby and Chinatown.
ANSWER:  Roman Polanski

15. Cotton Candy was the B-side to the single release of this 1968 song.  A primitive music video for this song, about someone who “was asked to go on a big adventure to the caves below”, appeared on Malibu U in 1967 with the song's artist looking like that of the TV character that he played, with the women in the video also wearing (*) Vulcan ears.  For 10 points, name this novelty song by Leonard Nimoy about “the bravest little hobbit of them all”, the main character of Tolkien’s The Hobbit.
ANSWER:  The Ballad of Bilbo Baggins

16. Guy Haines and Bruno Antony first meet on one of these which kicks off the plot to a 1951 movie.  In 1926’s The General, Buster Keaton goes on a chase to retrieve his stolen one of these.  In Double Indemnity, Mr. Dietrichson is killed after being pushed out of the back of a slow (*) moving one of them, while in Some Like it Hot it’s where Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon first meet Marilyn Monroe.  At the end of Once Upon a Time in the West one of these finally reaches Jill McBain’s house and it’s where Indiana Jones first develops his fears of snakes as a child in The Last Crusade.  For 10 points, name this mode of transportation that includes the Orient Express and the Darjeeling Limited. 
ANSWER:  train [or equivalents]

17. Colgate University’s Jamaal Branch is the last running back to win it, while Villanova’s Brian Finneran is the only wide receiver to take it doing so in 1997.  Two years prior to that, it was restricted to offensive players thanks to the creation of the Buck (*) Buchanan Award.  In 2009, Appalachian State quarterback Armanti Edwards became the first player to win this twice winning previously in 2008.  Named in honour of a legendary NFL half-back, for 10 points, name this annual trophy given to the most outstanding player in the NCAA Division I football championship subdivision.
ANSWER:  Walter Payton Award

18. One character on this TV series was played by Dennis Wolfberg and is often referred to as “a little guy with bad breath.”  Another character boasts, “With a billion gigabyte capacity, I'm quite capable of rubbing my tummy, patting my head and performing a trillion floating-point operations at once.”  Along with Gushie and the hybrid computer (*) Ziggy, the main character’s wife, Dr. Donna Eleese, replaced the Committee to assure government funding of the titular project.  The main character, along with his colleague Rear Admiral Al Calavicci which he only sees as a holographic projection, delves into the lives of other people, literally, to puts things right in, for 10 points, what long-running sci-fi series dealing with ill-fated time-traveler Dr. Sam Beckett hoping “his next leap will be the leap home?”
 ANSWER:  Quantum Leap

19. WARNING: YEAR REQUIRED.  The 5th and 6th occurrences of a cover of a Billboard Hot 100 #1 song reaching #1 itself occurred in this year; the first was a dance cover of a 1972 R&B song, the second being a cover of a 1966 song for an artist that hit #1 five years earlier with (*) Kids In America.  In November, more covers reached #1: back-to-back covers of songs by Tommy James and the Shondelles, Mony Mony and I Think We're Alone Now, reached #1 in the hands of Billy Idol and Tiffany, respectively.  For 10 points, give the year that also saw the release of Michael Jackson's Bad and U2's The Joshua Tree.
ANSWER:  1987

20. You can sacrifice yourself to a lawnmower and end this game after two stages, but with one-billion seventy-nine million points, you can get the same score by sneaking off the training course at the far-right end of the finish line. “102” has a small cemetery in the front, two bald-headed men brawl in front of “101”, while a (*) breakdancer performs in front of “112” next to a gothic mansion with a hearse in the driveway. The objective is to survive all seven stages, representing the seven days in a week, and manage to keep the subscribers happy in, for 10 points, what classic 1980s Atari arcade game which uses bicycle handlebars as a way of controlling the titular “young man” delivering the news.
ANSWER: Paperboy

Boni

1. Given a videogame console, tell me the generation the console belongs to. For instance, 1st through 7th:
[10] Pong
ANSWER: 1st generation
[10] TurboGrafx-16
ANSWER: 4th generation
[10] Nintendo Entertainment System
ANSWER: 3rd generation 

2. Great Canadian character actor Maury Chaykin passed away in late July, so in his memory answer some questions about movies he was associated with, for 10 points each:
[10]  Chaykin plays Fambrough, an alcoholic Union Major in this 1990 Best Picture Oscar winning movie.  He signs the orders for Kevin Costner’s character to be reassigned to Fort Sedgwick, there Kevin Costner will meet some Sioux and be given his titular name.
ANSWER:  Dances With Wolves
[10]  Chaykin plays the accountant in this 2008 movie, the only character to have suffered the movie’s titular condition since birth.  The movie is adapted from Jose Saramago novel and stars Julianne Moore and Mark Ruffalo.
ANSWER:  Blindness
[10] Chaykin plays Wendell Walker in this 1997 Atom Egoyan-directed Canadian movie.  He is one of the many parents in a small British Columbia town whose children have died after a tragic school bus accident.
ANSWER:  The Sweet Hereafter

3. Television in the 1980s saw the decline of network game shows in the daytime lineup.  For 10 points each, answer these questions about NBC game shows which saw their end in the ‘80s:
[10]  Two reincarnations of this game show ended their run on NBC.  Its “Plus” version, hosted by Allen Ludden and later Tom Kennedy, ended in 1982; and its “Super” version, hosted by Bert Convy, ended in 1989.
ANSWER:  Password
[10]  Three reincarnations of this game show ended their run on NBC.  The first one ran for 15 years from 1966 to 1980, the second, paired with Match Game, ran from 1983 to 1984, and the third, hosted by John Davidson, ran from 1986 to 1989.
ANSWER:  The Hollywood Squares
[10]  This Jim Perry-hosted game show which had Instant Bargains and a Fame Game had its swan song in March 1989.  It would later be repackaged as the game show Temptation which lasted for only one season is the US market from 2007 to 2008.
ANSWER:  $ale of the Century

4. Mariah Carey, Queen of the Billboard Hot 100, with eighteen #1 songs. Answer some questions about them, for 10 points each: 
[10]  Mariah teamed with Boyz II Men on this 1995 hit song, which spent 16 weeks at the top of the chart, and where “eventually I’ll see you in heaven”.
ANSWER:  One Sweet Day
[10]  This 1992 cover of a Jackson 5 song hit #1 after it was a last-minute addition to Carey’s Unplugged set list, as she was told that most artists would cover at least one song on the show.
ANSWER:  I’ll Be There
[10]  This 2008 song was Mariah’s 18th #1, surpassing Elvis Presley’s total.
ANSWER:  Touch My Body

5. It's well known that the American League East has dominated the American League Wildcard, winning 11 of 15 wildcard berths since its inception in 1995.  Answer the following questions about American League wildcard teams. FTPE:
[10] The Yankees won the inaugural AL wildcard, but in 1996 who was the second AL East team to win the wildcard, eventually losing to the Yankees in the AL Championship Series.
ANSWER: Baltimore Orioles [accept either]
[10] The last wildcard team in either league to win the World Series, this AL East team swept St. Louis in the 2004 Fall Classic.
ANSWER: Boston Red Sox [accept either]
[10] The best wildcard record was 102 wins 60 losses, posted by this team that finished second behind the 116-46 Seattle Mariners in 2001.
ANSWER: Oakland Athletics [accept any]

6. The year 1965 in music, for 10 points each:
[10]  Peter Noone served as frontman to this Manchester-based band that had their only two American #1s in 1965.
ANSWER:  Herman's Hermits
[10]  Neither one of Herman's Hermits' two #1s were originals. Their first #1 was to the mother of a girl who “makes a bloke feel so proud” and was written for a British teleplay.
ANSWER:  Mrs. Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter
[10]  Their other #1 was this British music hall song about a guy who married a woman that “wouldn't have a Willie or a Sam”.
ANSWER: I'm Henry VIII, I Am

7. For 10 points each, given a Mid-Major Conference, name the team that represented it in this year’s 2010 NCAA tournament as Conference tournament champions:
[10]  Horizon League.
ANSWER:  Butler University
[10]  West Coast Conference.
ANSWER:  Saint Mary’s College of California
[10]  Big West Conference.
ANSWER:  University of California at Santa Barbara [or UCSB]

8. Articles bemoaning the death of film criticism have been running rampant.  Prove them wrong by answering some questions about famous current day critics, for 10 points each:
[10]  He won a Pulitzer prize for his film criticism in 1975, but he also wrote the screenplay to 1979’s Beneath the Valley of the Ultra-Vixens.  He is better known as being the critic for the Chicago Sun-Times and the long time host of At The Movies alongside Gene Siskel.
ANSWER:  Roger Ebert
[10]  The new edition of At The Movies is hosted by this film critic alongside Chicago Tribune’s Michael Phillips.  In 2004, he became chief film critic for the New York Times.
ANSWER:  A. O. Scott
[10]  This film critic has gained notoriety in the recent years for panning well received movies such as: Toy Story 3, Inception and The Dark Knight and praising bad ones such as Transformers 2 and Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer.  He also stated that Roger Ebert destroyed film criticism. He currently writes for the New York Press.
ANSWER:  Armond White

9. Identify the following notable actors who have appeared in the ‘80s TV series The Wonder Years, for 10 points each:
[10]  He played Michael, Karen Arnold’s live-in boyfriend and eventual husband, for 4 episodes before portraying Dr. Ross Geller.
ANSWER:  David Schwimmer
[10]  He played Jeff Billings, Kevin Arnold’s good friend in the latter part of the series.  You may know him better as the leader of the RDA colony, Parker Selfridge, in the hit 2010 film Avatar.
ANSWER:  Giovanni Ribisi
[10]  She played Delores, Wayne Arnold’s gum-chewing girlfriend, for 3 episodes.  Also a musician, she released the album Terra Incognita in 2009.
ANSWER:  Juliette Lewis

10. Answer these questions about entertainment news and celebrity gossip websites for 10 points each:
[10]  This website gets its name from an area centered near the Beverly Center Mall.
ANSWER:  TMZ.com
[10]  Recently, this celebrity gossip blogger has been trying to plug himself for TV roles from American Idol judge to host on a male-oriented version of The View.
ANSWER:  Perez Hilton
[10]  This site, which bills itself as “the sexy side of celebrity gossip”, tends to be a compendium of not-safe-for-work celebrity pictures.
ANSWER:  Egotastic.com

11. It was released November 30, 1982 and stayed in the top 10 for 80 consecutive weeks.  For 10 points each:
[10]  Name this iconic album.
ANSWER:  Thriller
[10]  The first single from Thriller, The Girl Is Mine, was a duet with this former Beatle.
ANSWER:  Paul McCartney
[10]  Rod Temperton wrote the album’s title track, as well as the two of the 9 songs on the album not released as singles. Name either song that was not released as a single from Thriller.
ANSWER:  Baby Be Mine or The Lady In My Life [accept either]

12. In honour of Inception, answer these questions about some other mind-bending films, for 10 points each:
[10]  This film was originally shot as a pilot for a new television show, but was re-edited into a movie after it was rejected by executives.  It stars Naomi Watts as Betty Elms an aspiring actress who meets an amnesiac who calls herself Rita.  Scary homeless men, Club Silencio and mobsters who run Hollywood all appear in this 2001 David Lynch movie 
ANSWER:  Mulholland Drive
[10]  This main protagonist of this film, Max Cohen is a number theorist who suffers from migraine headaches and paranoia.  While trying to find a pattern in the stock market, Max stumbles upon a 216 digit number that may be the name of god.  This 1998 film is Darren Aronofsky’s directing debut.
ANSWER:  Pi
[10]  This film won the 2004 Grand Jury Prize at Sundance and only cost 7,000 dollars.  It stars its director Shane Carruth as an engineer who along with his colleague accidently invents a time machine in their
garage. You may need a large flow chart to understand the plot of this movie.
ANSWER:  Primer

13. He has an IQ of 187, doesn’t like others touching his food, and uses the catchphrase “Bazzinga!”.  For 10 points each:
[10]  Name this TV character who is a fan of Battlestar Galactica and Doctor Who, among others, but vehemently detests Babylon 5.
ANSWER:  Sheldon Cooper [accept either]
[10]  Sheldon Cooper is considered one the breakout characters on this highly-popular CBS sitcom.
ANSWER:  The Big Bang Theory
[10]  What is the title of the opening theme song to The Big Bang Theory as sung by The Barenaked Ladies?
ANSWER:  The History of Everything

14. DVD BONUS: Play menu “TRASH FREE CHOICE DVD BONUS #1:.  Rhino: Here we are again.  For 5 points per answer, given a brief video clip involving dialogue about homosexuality, name the film AND the actor OR the character speaking the homosexual reference:
[5,5]  Play Bonus Movie Clip #1.
ANSWER:  In & Out, ANY 1 OF: Tom Selleck, Kevin Kline (actor) or Peter Malloy,  (character)
[5,5]  Play Bonus Movie Clip #2.
ANSWER:  Election, ANY 1 OF: Jessica Campbell (actress) or Tammy Metzler (character)
[5,5]  Play Bonus Movie Clip #3.
ANSWER:  Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, ANY 1 OF: Chris Williams, Vince Vaughn, Rip Torn (actors) OR Dwight, Peter La Fleur, Patches O’Houlihan (characters)

15. Identify the ice hockey term, for 10 points each:
[10]  A quick jab or thrust to the puck or opponent’s stick to knock the puck away from him.
ANSWER:  poke check
[10]  The art of making a defensive player think you are going to pass or move in a certain direction when you are not.  Types include “shoulder”, “stick”, and “head”.
ANSWER:  deke [accept word forms]
[10]  Five-letter term for a rebound of the puck off the boards or any other object.
ANSWER:  carom

16. Misheard lyrics still pop up in popular music. For 10 points each:
[10]  The chorus of this artist's DJ Got Us Falling In Love Again sounds like “Dainty guys falling in love again”.
ANSWER:  Usher
[10]  DJ Got Us Falling In Love Again features Pitbull, who goes by this nickname, after Miami’s area code.
ANSWER:  Mr. 305
[10]  “’Cause Little Women must have damn near killed you” is not the line from this Nickelback song; the line is “’Cause livin’ with me must have damn near killed you”.
ANSWER:  How You Remind Me

17. For 10 points each, given a brief plot description of a first-person shooter video game, identify the game:
[10] Agents Thomas Rogan and G are sent on an assignment on December 18, 1998 to investigate a series of disappearances at the Curien Mansion. They soon realize that the demented Dr. Curien is releasing his grotesque subjects to the world, including his ultimate creation The Magician.
ANSWER: The House of the Dead
[10] Sherudo Garo, sought to recapture the throne from the hands of President MacPherson. He sends a mercenary named Wild Dog and kidnaps the president's daughter, Rachel. The V.S.S.E. International Intelligence Agency sends its best agent, Richard Miller (called the One-Man Army) to invade Garo's castle and rescue Rachel.
ANSWER: Time Crisis
[10] A demonic invasion at Union Aerospace Corporation's Mars Research Facility is due to a secret teleportation project, which opens a portal to Hell.
ANSWER: Doom 3 [prompt on "Doom"] 

18. Fred Flintstone had Barney Rubble, and The Skipper had Gilligan.  For 10 points each, answer these questions about famous TV sidekicks:
[10]  Played by Emily Osment, this best friend of Miley Stewart goes by the alias Lola Luftnagle when hanging around Miley as her alter-ego, Hannah Montana.
ANSWER:  Lilly Truscott [accept either]
[10]  Famous with saying the catchphrase “I don’t think so, Tim”, this mild-mannered flannel-wearing assistant to Tim “The Toolman” Taylor was portrayed by future game show host Richard Karn on the sitcom Home Improvement.
ANSWER:  Al Borland [accept either]
[10]  Best teen friends Dwayne Nelson, Roger “Raj” Thomas, and Freddie “Rerun” Stubbs were the three central characters in this classic sitcom that ran on ABC from 1976 to 1979.
ANSWER:  What’s Happening?

19. Some famous current day actors have tried their hands at directing, for ten points each, name some of them:
[10]  This actor’s directorial debut was Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, about game show host Chuck Barris and his involvement with the CIA.  His second movie Good Night and Good Luck was nominated for a 
Best Picture and Directing Oscar in 2005.  It beats getting the MTV Movie Best Dressed award for playing Danny Ocean.
ANSWER:  George Clooney [prompt on "Clooney"]
[10]  His second film as a director Larry Crowne is currently in post-production and due out in 2011.  His directorial debut is about a Beatles-esque 1960’s rock band that make it big due to their titular song, That Thing You Do!  He has been nominated for 5 Acting Oscars and won 2 of them back to back, the second one for his role in Philadelphia.
ANSWER:  Tom Hanks
[10]  This actor directed 1997’s Nil By Mouth starring Ray Winstone which won the Best British Film BAFTA award.  He is much better known for playing Commissioner Gordon in Batman Begins and The Dark Knight and as Sirius Black in the Harry Potter films.
ANSWER:  Gary Oldman

20.these current NFL stadiums, for 10 points each:
[10]  This historic stadium, known colloquially as the “Frozen Tundra”, has been home to the Green Bay Packers since 1957.
ANSWER:  Lambeau Field
[10]  The venerable Giants Stadium was demolished earlier this year, to clear space for a parking lot serving this new stadium, the 2010 home of the New York Jets and New York Giants, in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
ANSWER:  New Meadowlands Stadium
[10]  The San Francisco 49ers still play in this aging stadium, which had also been home to baseball’s Giants from its opening in 1960 until 1999.
ANSWER:  CandlestickPark [also accept any of 3 ComPark, or MonsterPark. Prompt on "The Stick"]