Christmas Quiz: Name the Protagonist... Answers

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The original Christmas Quiz post can be found here. 






1) Skeletor: He-man and the other Master’s of the Universe from the animated TV series and movie
2) (Professor) Moriarty: Sherlock Holmes
3) Q: Captain Picard and the rest of the crew of the Starship Enterprise
4) Iceman: Maverick (played by Tom Cruise) in the film Top Gun
5) The monster: Dr. Frankenstein
6) Moby Dick: Captain Ahab
7) Lex Luthor: Superman
8) Shredder: Splinter and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
9) Harry and Marv: Kevin McCallister (played by Macaulay Culkin in the first two Home Alone films)
10) Hans Gruber: John McClane (played by Bruce Willis in the film Die Hard)
11) Mr. Freeze: Batman
12) Mr. Glass: David Dunn (played by Bruce Wills in the film Unbreakable)
13) Mr. Kurtz: Kurtz is the central figure in the novel Heart of Darkness who is sought after by the protagonist Charles Marlow. When Marlow finally catches up with Kurtz deep in central Africa he discovers that Kurtz has fallen into murderous debauchery.
14) Absalom: His father King David who Absalom led a revolt against in the Bible
15) The Predator: Dutch (played by Arnold Schwarzeneggar in the film).
16) The Alien: Ripley (played by Sigourney Weaver in the film).
17) Rasputin: The Romanov Dynasty among others
18) Cobra: G.I. Joe
19) Mal’akh: Robert Langdon in the novel The Lost Symbol
20) Dan Brown: The pope and/or anyone who got sucked into reading The Lost Symbol
21) Buffalo Bill: Clarice Starling (played by Jodie Foster in the film adaptation of The Silence of the Lambs)
22) Nurse Ratched: Patrick/Randle McMurphy (played by Jack Nicholson in the film adaptation of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest)
23) Khan: Captain Kirk and the rest of the crew of the Enterprise in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
24) The Green Goblin: Spiderman
25) Rita Repulsa: The Power Rangers
26) Rene Belloq: Dr. Indiana Jones (played by Harrison Ford in the film Raiders of the Lost Ark).
27) (Emperor) Palpatine: Luke Skywalker and all the other good guys in Star Wars.
28) The one armed man: Dr. Richard Kimble (played by Harrison Ford in The Fugitive).
29) Bill Gates: Apple, lean coding, people who bought Windows Vista…
30) The Morloks: The Eloi in the novel/film The Time Machine.
31) The witch: Hansel and Gretal among others.
32) The Grangerfords: The Sheperdsons in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
33) Jezebel: The prophet Elijah in the Bible.
34) The smoking man: Mulder and Scully in TV series The X-Files.
35) William Dane: Silas Marner in the novel Silas Marner
36) Tyler Durden: The narrator/himself (played by Ed Norton/Brad Pitt in the film Fight Club)
37) Ivan Drago: Rocky Balboa in the film Rocky IV.
38) Bowser: Mario, Luigi and Princess Peach in the Super Mario video game series
39) Big Brother: Winston Smith, Julia, Eastasia, Eurasia
40) Dr. Evil: Austin Powers          

Comments

sly said…
Very clever, Aaron and Jean! (I like the Bill Gates note)
2 January 2012 at 07:05
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