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Speaker 1: So starting next week on Cartrip Trivia we have the

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Speaker 1: school holiday special editions if you're new to the show,

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Speaker 1: that's where we theme an entire episode and we throw

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Speaker 1: at an extra five questions for good measure. But today

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Speaker 1: it's business as usual with another batch of birthday shoutouts.

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Speaker 1: Lilah from French's Forest that just turned eleven. Tomorrow Miles

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Speaker 1: from Vancouver will be thirteen. Juicy Fruit from Darwin it's

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Speaker 1: turning thirty three today. Piper from Como is twenty and

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Speaker 1: she's listening from an archaeological dig on the Greek Islands.

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Speaker 1: Now that is a definite Cartrip Trivia First. Alma from

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Speaker 1: Early Beach is eleventh and shares a birthday with her

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Speaker 1: Poppy Gordon and her uncle Steve. Tammy from Bellvue Hill

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Speaker 1: is having a birthday. And my old schoolmate's son Riley

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Speaker 1: from Wimbledon is ten and I think that famous tennis

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Speaker 1: tournament is due to commenced next week. I'm Stephen Craye.

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Speaker 1: And one last shout out actually for yesterday, Happy forty

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Speaker 1: first Larna del Rey. Question number one. If a fiction

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Speaker 1: book is made up, what do we call a book

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Speaker 1: that's based on fact? Nonfiction? Question two, how many pairs

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Speaker 1: of eyes? Do most caterpillars have two, six or eight

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Speaker 1: six pairs voes? Which gives them twelve eyes in tital

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Speaker 1: Question three? Which pope has a Vatican approved graffiti image

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Speaker 1: known as super Pope on a wall just outside Saint

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Speaker 1: Peter's Square in Rome? Pope Francis. The image is of

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Speaker 1: him flying through the air, and it's in the cobblestone

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Speaker 1: street Borgo Pio. Question four, with the initials E. What

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Speaker 1: was the short lived rebellion of gold miners against the

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Speaker 1: British administration of the Colony of Victoria the Eureka Stockade?

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Speaker 1: Question five? What do we call shoes, boots or sandals

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Speaker 1: that feature noticeably thick soles? Platform shoes? Question six? What

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Speaker 1: type of grapes appear in the title of John Steinbeck's

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Speaker 1: nineteen forty pulleit surprise winning novel The Grapes of Wrath?

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Speaker 1: Question seven. The final seemingly minor issue in a series

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Speaker 1: of unpleasant events that causes one to reach their breaking

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Speaker 1: point is the last? What the last straw? Question eight,

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Speaker 1: beginning with F. What is the official currens of Hungary

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Speaker 1: the foreignt frt? Question nine, which native Australian aquatic animal

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Speaker 1: is also known as the sea cow the JW goong,

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Speaker 1: and it's named such because they graze on the seagrass.

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Speaker 1: Question ten. What packaged food do Canadians consume nearly twenty

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Speaker 1: four percent of the world's supply macaroni and cheese, pop

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Speaker 1: tarts or spam mac and cheese. It's known locally as

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Speaker 1: KD or craft dinner. Question eleven, beginning with F. What

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Speaker 1: is a short, loud and stirring piece of music played

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Speaker 1: on brass instruments to announce an important event or arrival fanfare?

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Speaker 1: Question twelve, beginning with B. What type of pirates operated

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Speaker 1: in the Americas and the Caribbean during the seventeenth and

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Speaker 1: eighteenth centuries? If they were to purchase earrings, it would

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Speaker 1: cost a buccaneer? Yeah, buccaneers. Question thirteen, which television quiz

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Speaker 1: show gave the nightly winner ten seconds to decide whether

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Speaker 1: they'd come back and risk their accumulated prizes sale of

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Speaker 1: the Century? Question fourteen. What affectionate nickname was given to

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Speaker 1: Maria Eva Duirte de Peron by her adoring Argentine public Evita,

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Speaker 1: which translates roughly to Little Eva. Question fifteen. In modern

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Speaker 1: day slang, what does SIK mean? It means great, amazing, really, good, terrific.

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Speaker 1: You get the drift? Question sixteen. What term beginning with

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Speaker 1: D describes a person who leaves college before completing their studies?

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Speaker 1: Drop out? Question seventeen. Belonging to the family for Missidae

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Speaker 1: are the approximately eight thousand species of which social insects

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Speaker 1: antswer Question eighteen? What do other countries call what North

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Speaker 1: Americans call a force? Most countries just call it a tap?

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Speaker 1: Question nineteen. Which actor voices Puss in Boots in the

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Speaker 1: Shrek movies and his standalone adventures? And Tinyo bandaraz back

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Speaker 1: in a sec Who am I? To finish up today's show?

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Speaker 1: Stay with us? Here we go? Question twenty? Today is it?

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Speaker 1: Who am I? Who am I? Born in February nineteen

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Speaker 1: forty six in Wiltshire, England, in the Cathedral City of Salisbury.

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Speaker 1: I became interested in acting at the age of five

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Speaker 1: after seeing a theater production of Dick Whittington with my

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Speaker 1: parents and attended Giggles week School. I briefly studied law,

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Speaker 1: but changed to amateur dramatics at Rose Bruford College in Bexley,

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Speaker 1: where I learned improvisation and mime. I performed in Much

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Speaker 1: Ado About Nothing and Macbeth, along with the Hamlet spinoff

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Speaker 1: Rosenkrantz and Guilderstein are dead. Before auditioning for the part

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Speaker 1: of Hans Solo in Star Wars. After Harrison Ford was cast,

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Speaker 1: I was invited to meet George Lucas and have a

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Speaker 1: crack at another character, albeit one not quite as handsome

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Speaker 1: more charming. This part would keep me busy for the

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Speaker 1: next forty nine years, over eleven movies, dozens of TV shows,

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Speaker 1: including a guest appearance on The Muppets, Park Rides, documentaries,

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Speaker 1: and video games. Other non Star Wars roles include the

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Speaker 1: voice of Legalis in the nineteen seventy eight animated adaptation

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Speaker 1: of The Lord of the Rings, as a pathologist in

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Speaker 1: Prime Suspect, and in the Young Indiana Jones chronicles. Four

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Speaker 1: people have played my pint sized sidekick, so I am

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Speaker 1: the only actor to appear in all of the Star

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Speaker 1: Wars episodic films. I'm currently in Australia for the Supernova

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Speaker 1: Comic Con, and my full story is available through my

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Speaker 1: twenty nineteen memoir I AMC three po The Inside Story.

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Speaker 1: I Am I Am Anthony Daniels, and I am fluent

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Speaker 1: in over eight million forms of communication. Yeah, all right,

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Speaker 1: there we have it, twenty questions. We'll do it again

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Speaker 1: on Wednesday and on Friday, so we look forward to

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Speaker 1: your company. Please join us at your will. This is

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Speaker 1: Cauat of Trivia signing off. We'll catch you next time.

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Speaker 1: Until then, stay go Fox