Playing Cards – Movie Night Trivia The movies – great family entertainment. Our star-studded double deck of Movie Night Trivia Playing Cards has 54 Celebrity Trivia on the one deck and 54 Questions & Answers on the other. Learn interesting insights into the lives of your favorite movie stars and test your movie knowledge with family and friends. Great fun on “card night”, a game within a game!Did you know for instance that…Brad Pitt had his first starring role in The Dark Side of the Sun that was filmed in 1988 in the former Yugoslavia but not officially released until 1997 due to the outbreak of civil war. Pitt earned just over $10,000. Pitt attracted more attention in his supporting role in Thelma & Louise (1991) and his role in a love scene with Thelma played by Geena Davis has been cited as the moment that Pitt was labeled as a “sex symbol”.In the Questions & Answers deck try your hand at this one:Q: Which among the following movies was the first full screen featured 3D animation movie to hit the big screen?1. Shrek (2001)2. Antz (1998)3. Toy Story (1995)4. The Lion King (1994)Find out the answer and more when you break open a double deck pack of our Movie Night Playing Cards. Lights, camera, action! Oh, and don’t forget the popcorn. Comes in two individual packages of 54 cards each.

The movies – great family entertainment. Our star-studded double deck of Movie Night Trivia Playing Cards has 54 Celebrity Trivia on the one deck and 54 Questions & Answers on the other. Learn interesting insights into the lives of your favorite movie

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