) I guess the next on will be Poland then...
Post by Deleted on Dec 12, 2016 5:40:19 GMT -5
*Q7/12 Final Answer cue plays*
Ehh... You had $64,000, you said that you'd be happy with $32,000 regardless... You seem to be a very brave guy, you could've walked away with $64K, nope, you said "no guts, no glory," and you went with Enzo Plazzotta saying that you've either seen or heard about that sculpture.
The man, who sculpted "Young Dancer," which stands opposite the Royal Opera House in London was...
ENZO PLAZZOTTA!!!
*Q12 Win cue plays*
*Q8/13 Lights Down cue plays*
He lived between 1921 and 1981, he was an Italian-born British sculptor, best remembered for a fascination with and study of movement in bronze - the human form, horses, ballerinas, and for his female studies, many of which adorn London's streets.
Alright, you're now three questions away from a million, no lifelines, and $125k in your pocket for now. You'll lose $93,000 if you happen to miss the next question, which will be worth $250,000. Here it comes:
*Q13 Heartbeat bed plays*
Ehh... You had $64,000, you said that you'd be happy with $32,000 regardless... You seem to be a very brave guy, you could've walked away with $64K, nope, you said "no guts, no glory," and you went with Enzo Plazzotta saying that you've either seen or heard about that sculpture.
The man, who sculpted "Young Dancer," which stands opposite the Royal Opera House in London was...
ENZO PLAZZOTTA!!!
*Q12 Win cue plays*
*Q8/13 Lights Down cue plays*
He lived between 1921 and 1981, he was an Italian-born British sculptor, best remembered for a fascination with and study of movement in bronze - the human form, horses, ballerinas, and for his female studies, many of which adorn London's streets.
Alright, you're now three questions away from a million, no lifelines, and $125k in your pocket for now. You'll lose $93,000 if you happen to miss the next question, which will be worth $250,000. Here it comes:
*Q13 Heartbeat bed plays*
