Christmas Movie Trivia questions and answers to test your holiday IQ.
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1. True or false: Miracle on 34th Street was released in November 1947.
False; it was released in June 1947.
2. What is the name of the opening song in The Nightmare Before Christmas?
“This Is Halloween”
3. True or false — 'It’s a Wonderful Life' was considered a box-office disappointment.
True. According to the BBC,
the film lost more than $500,000 upon its initial release.
the film lost more than $500,000 upon its initial release.
4. What is the family name of the family in 'Home Alone'?
McCallister
5. In which Lindsay Lohan movie can you see a group of girls performing on the song Jingle Bell Rock?
Mean Girls
6. What was the name of Peter Billingsley’s character in the Christmas movie ‘A Christmas story’?
Ralphie Parker
7. “Every time a bell rings, an angel gets his wings.” is a quote from which Christmas movie?
It’s A Wonderful Life
8. In Love Actually, which Christmas carol does the Prime Minister (Hugh Grant) sings?
Good King Wenceslas
9. In which city does Amanda Woods in The Holiday live?
Los Angeles
10. Which Christmas movie featuring Lindsay Lohan was released in November 2022 on Netflix?
Falling for Christmas
11. Which Vampire Diaries actress was in the movie ‘Love Hard’?
Nina Dobrev
12. Which country singer played Dallas in the movie ‘Four Christmases’?
Tim McGraw
13. Which actor portrays Buddy in ‘Elf’?
Will Ferrell
14. In ‘A Christmas Prince (2017)’, what is Amber’s job?
She’s a journalist.
15. Who produced and conceived ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)’?
Tim Burton
16. Which Game of Thrones actress has the lead role in ‘Last Christmas (2019)’?
Emilia Clarke
17. What is the name of the guardian angel in ‘It’s a Wonderful Life (1946)’?
Clarence
18. In ‘Home Alone’, how many sisters and brothers does Kevin have?
Four
19. What are the three rules in the Gremlins (1 point per rule)?
No water, no food after midnight and no bright light.
20. What is the highest grossing Christmas movie of all time?
Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch
