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Mission: Impossible -- Free boots: the sequel
Published:
12/16/2011 9:05 AM
Last Modified:
12/15/2011 2:47 PM
A pair of plain-toe, six-inch Giorgio Brutini boots with calf leather and a synthetic sole retails for $65. It can be yours for free if you know a few things about "Mission: Impossible."
I'm still giving away boots! Who wants to "get the look" from the new "Mission: Impossible -- Ghost Protocol" movie, by way of a pair of boots?
You'll have to answer three questions about "Mission: Impossible" in its various forms to win these boots by maker Giorgio Brutini which are featured in the film.
The first person to answer these questions correctly (respond on this blog, please) is the winner. I'll be in touch to verify -- and to find out the size of shoe needed so the company can ship them to you.
Ready?
1. We know Tom Cruise plays Ethan Hunt in the movies. But in the 1960s TV show "Mission: Impossible," the group leader was played by Peter Graves. What was the name of Graves' character?
2. Which cast member from the original TV show saw his son make his own name -- but in comedy -- by playing a recurring "Seinfeld" character?
3. Peter Graves made a name for himself in comedy as well when he played against type in what 1980 film?
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john w
(last year)
1. Jim Phelps
2. Greg Morris - his son is Phil Morris, who played the character of Jackie Chiles on Seinfeld
3. "Airplane"
selfbiasresistor
(last year)
1. James Phelps
2. Phil Morris played Jackie Chiles on Seinfeld, son of Greg Morris
3. Airplane, played captain Clarence Oveur
Tulsa World Movie Critic Michael Smith
(last year)
We have a winner! Congratulations, John W, I'll be in touch to get your shoe size!
Very close, selfbiasresistor, just 3 minutes behind for 2nd place.
FYI
(last year)
1. Jim Phelps
2. Greg Morris/Phil Morris/Jackie Chiles character
3. Airplane!
Tulsa World Movie Critic Michael Smith
(last year)
OK, clearly these questions are too easy, I'll have to come up with some more difficult ones for future giveaways. But not too difficult.
But that's it for shoes, two pairs given away in two days! Keep watching for future contests.
192148
(last year)
1.Jim Phelps. 2. Greg Morris/Phil Morris/ Jackie Chiles character. 3 Airplane.
192148
(last year)
I forgot to leave my name and Ronald Vaughn.
1.Jim Phelps
2.Greg Morris/Phil Morris/Jackie Chiles charactor.
3 Airplane
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