“KELLY’S HEROS” is a great war movie. It has both comedy and drama, full of stars like Clint Eastwood, Donald Sutherland, Telly Savales, Don Rickles and many others. There are also many wonderful quotes from the movie that are used around the table by my game group. The movie is about a group of American soldiers in World War II who set off to rob a bank of German gold. It’s a favorite of mine. If you haven’t seen it – rent it, if you’ve seen it – buy it. I hope you enjoy the questions: 1: What was Kelly’s rank before being busted down to Private? Sergeant; Lieutenant; Captain; Corporal 2: How many Tiger Tanks were there in the French town? None; One; Two; Three 3: After the Sherman Tank broke down, what was Oddball doing when Big Joe found him? Sleeping; Driving a jeep; Drinking some wine, eating cheese and catching some rays; Fixing the tank. 4: What Armored Division was Oddball in? First; Fourth; Sixth; Tenth. 5: What was the name of the French town? Paris; Clairmont; Meremont; Franpere 6: What were the names of Oddball’s other tank commanders? Whiskey and Moe: Cowboy and Joe; Moriarity and Joe; Cowboy and Moe. 7: Who said “Hey…..did you lose my aerial photographs?” Kelly; General Colt; Big Joe; Crapgame 8: Who was the mortar commander? Morrison; Murphy; Maitland; Mulligan 9: Why didn’t Crapgame report that Oddball’s lieutenant was dead? Oddball didn’t want to get sent back into the front lines The lieutenant was General Colt’s nephew The lieutenant’s wife sent him fresh cookies every week He was still collecting the lieutenant’s whisky ration 10: What 3 charaters faced off against the Tiger Tank in the town square? Big Joe, Kelly and Crapgame: Big Joe, Kelly and Oddball; Kelly, Oddball and Crapgame; Kelly, Oddball and Cowboy Bonus Question: What Infantry Division were Kelly, Big Joe and the other’s in? (not mentioned in the movie, but you can tell from the shoulder patch) Movie Trivia Answers Kelly's Heroes Back to Table of Contents -- Courier #87 To Courier List of Issues To MagWeb Master Magazine List © Copyright 2003 by The Courier Publishing Company. This article appears in MagWeb.com (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other articles from military history and related magazines are available at http://www.magweb.com