Only a first class angel can score 12/14 on this It's a Wonderful Life Quiz
Winners get their wings!

Frank Capra's It's a Wonderful Life is the Christmas movie that could. Overlooked practically as much as the hero at the heart of its story, the holiday story is now a cherished part of film history, despite the fact that very few folks caught it in theaters when it was released in 1946.
Starring Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed, It's a Wonderful Life takes you on a wild adventure through the ups and downs of one man's constant struggles to fit into the sleepy small town that's imprisoned him. With angels, wishes and a heartwarming ending, it just doesn't feel like Christmas until you rewind the tape on this classic.
Think you know all there is to know about George Bailey's life, inside and out? Stroll back through his wonderful life below and see if you can be the one who's got all the answers this time.
Only the biggest fans will score 12/14 and earn their honorary wings. Good luck!
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What does George Bailey use as a sled as a kid in the very beginning of the movie?
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What topping does George insist on adding to Mary’s ice cream when they’re kids?
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This actor plays the guy who George cuts in on for a dance with Mary. Which TV character did he also play?
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Can you pick out the address of the Bailey home?
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What song do George and Mary sing when walking home from the dance?
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What number is stitched on George’s shirt?
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Fill in the blank: _______________Taxi Cab Service
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What animal is always on the counter in the Bailey's Building and Loan?
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What is Bedford Falls renamed in the timeline where George was never born?
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Clarence is which class of angel?
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What is the song George’s daughter practices over and over on the piano?
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What is Mary Hatch’s profession in the timeline where George was never born?
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Which TV Western did the actor who played Bert the cop star in?
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What book does Clarence gift George at the very end of the movie?

Only a first class angel can score 12/14 on this It's a Wonderful Life Quiz
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30 Comments

You got 13 out of 14
You've earned your honorary wings! It's a happy ending after all.
Not bad since I haven't watched the movie in years.
You've earned your honorary wings! It's a happy ending after all.
Not bad since I haven't watched the movie in years.
Well I thought I knew the movie, I have watched it I do not know how many times.
I need to watch the classic again.
I need to watch the classic again.
I noticed one error in the movie: when Clarence is showing George what life would have been like if George had never been born, he shows him Harry's grave. Clarence says that Harry crashed through the ice and drowned at the age of 9. However, when they show the years on the tombstone, it adds up to 8, not 9.
13/14, blew the number on George's jersey. However, SHAME on you for using colorized photos!
Small piece of trivia
The Sesame Street characters 'Bert' and 'Ernie' were inspired by, and named after, the characters of Bert, the cop, and Ernie, the taxi driver, from this movie.
The Sesame Street characters 'Bert' and 'Ernie' were inspired by, and named after, the characters of Bert, the cop, and Ernie, the taxi driver, from this movie.
You got 13 out of 14
You've earned your honorary wings! It's a happy ending after all.
Missed #6 'What number is stitched on George's shirt?'
You've earned your honorary wings! It's a happy ending after all.
Missed #6 'What number is stitched on George's shirt?'
#8 does not have a correct answer. It is a raven not a crow. Jimmy the Raven actually.
14 out of 14! I love this movie!! I love it so much that I am questioning why are the scenes from the movie are colorized? I hate it when classic black and white films are colorized. Colorization robs the film of its purity and power to move the viewer and becomes a distraction from the filmmaker’s vision. One quibble I have with “It’s a Wonderful Life” is the derision shown Clarence the Angel because he is a clockmaker. Clockmakers back when Clarence was alive were skilled mechanical craftsmen who made metal precision time pieces as well as the intricately carved wooden structures housing the devices. Clarence deserved more respect from his fellow angels. End of quibble.