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Cinderella Man

1. Cinderella Man is about a heavyweight champ who boxed during which American epoch?
  1. The Cold War
  2. The Gold Rush
  3. The Great Depression
  4. The Roaring Twenties
2. Russell Crowe trained with which boxing champ's coach to prepare for the role of Jim Braddock?
  1. Mike Tyson
  2. Joe Frazier
  3. Muhammad Ali
  4. Rocky Marciano
3. What city was redressed to resemble Depression-era New York for filming?
  1. Baltimore
  2. Berlin
  3. London
  4. Toronto
4. Paul Giamatti, who plays Braddock's manager, was cast after the filmmakers saw him in...
  1. American Splendor
  2. Man on the Moon
  3. Saving Private Ryan
  4. Sideways
5. Besides "Cinderella Man," Braddock was sometimes referred to by what other nickname?
  1. Brave Braddock
  2. Jersey's Secret Weapon
  3. Juiced Up Jim
  4. The Bulldog of Bergen
6. What injury did Crowe suffer while filming the boxing scenes?
  1. Broken hand
  2. Broken nose
  3. Dislocated shoulder
  4. Fractured wrist
7. Before being cast as Mae Braddock, Renée Zellweger won an Oscar for...
  1. Bridget Jones's Diary
  2. Chicago
  3. Cold Mountain
  4. Jerry Maguire
8. Russell Crowe recommended Bruce McGill for the part of Jimmy Johnston after starring with him in...
  1. A Beautiful Mind
  2. L.A. Confidential
  3. Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
  4. The Insider
9. Which star is an actual descendent of Jim Braddock?
  1. Paul Giamatti
  2. Renée Zellweger
  3. Rosemarie DeWitt
  4. Russell Crowe
10. In which now-demolished sports arena do Braddock and Max Baer face off?
  1. Giants Stadium
  2. Madison Square Garden Bowl
  3. Shea Stadium
  4. Yankee Stadium
11. After retiring from boxing, Braddock went on to help build which New York City landmark?
  1. Grand Central Station
  2. The Brooklyn Bridge
  3. The Chrysler Building
  4. The Verrazano Bridge
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