Games & Recreation Pointless Trivia

[RedmanWasHere]

Orson Welles seems like an historical figure to me let alone Hitler and Churchill but he's talking to Dick Cavett on a 70s talk show.

Likewise Edison, Einstein, Picasso, Astaire and Hitchcock.

HELL!
Even Dick Van Dyke was one I thought was worlds away from me.

Hitchcock died 11 years before I was born.

 

[Plugger35]

Likewise Edison, Einstein, Picasso, Astaire and Hitchcock.

HELL!
Even Dick Van Dyke was one I thought was worlds away from me.

Hitchcock died 11 years before I was born.

Hitchcock is another fascinating interview, seeing him interviewed in real life rather than just being an old historical director.

 

[RedmanWasHere]

Hitchcock is another fascinating interview, seeing him interviewed in real life rather than just being an old historical director.

He puts me to sleep with his talking.

He'd do likewise to a glass eye.

 

[The Dice Man]

Likewise Edison, Einstein, Picasso, Astaire and Hitchcock.

HELL!
Even Dick Van Dyke was one I thought was worlds away from me.

Hitchcock died 11 years before I was born.

Picasso’s last home is within 100 metres of my house.

 

[Roobs321]

TIL Cape Verde has a larger population than Iceland, and Reykjavik has about the same pop as Darwin.

 

[Roobs321]

1953 R3

Fitzroy 12.14.86 defeats _th Melb 10.15.75

1953 R4

Fitzroy 12.14.86 defeats _th Melb 10.15.75


I think the Roys got sick of that because in R5 they almost went scoreless (apparently the deepest into a match on record).

 

[emuboy]

Twin actresses and former child/teenage stars Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen were born on the 13th June 1986, the same date as fellow American actress Kat Dennings - and all three have played daughters of characters portrayed by the late Bob Saget.

For the Olsen twins this obviously in Full House where they shared the role of Michelle and Saget portrayed their father Danny, while for Kat Dennings this was in obscure sitcom 'Raising Dad' which only ran for one season in 2001-2002 before being cancelled.

 

[Gough]

Birmingham City were the only team in Europe who failed to score a goal during John Paul I thirty three day reign as Pope.