Movie Settings Trivia: 10 Questions With Answers
The desert planet Tatooine was filmed in Tunisia, where some Star Wars sets still stand, and movie settings trivia visits real places behind fictional worlds. Discover Kauai in Jurassic Park, Gloucester Cathedral in Harry Potter, Dubrovnik in Star Wars and Game of Thrones, Petra in Indiana Jones and Mount Sunday as Edoras.
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Tatooine
Which country doubled as Tatooine?
Kauai
Which Hawaiian island was used for Jurassic Park?
Gloucester
Which cathedral's cloisters appeared as Hogwarts corridors?
Dubrovnik
Which city appeared in Star Wars: The Last Jedi as Canto Bight?
Edoras
Which New Zealand location became Edoras?
Skellig
Which Irish island appears in Star Wars: The Force Awakens?
Petra
Which ancient city was the Grail temple in Indiana Jones?
Notting Hill
Which London district gave its name to a 1999 romantic comedy?
Wadi Rum
Which Jordan desert stood in for Mars in The Martian?
Highclere
Which castle was used for Downton Abbey's films?
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Explanations: answer key for all 10 questions
- Q1: Which country doubled as Tatooine?
Answer: Tunisia
Matmata's hotel was Luke's home.
- Q2: Which Hawaiian island was used for Jurassic Park?
Answer: Kauai
Its cliffs and valleys appear.
- Q3: Which cathedral's cloisters appeared as Hogwarts corridors?
Answer: Gloucester Cathedral
Its fan vaulting is famous.
- Q4: Which city appeared in Star Wars: The Last Jedi as Canto Bight?
Answer: Dubrovnik
It also played King's Landing on TV.
- Q5: Which New Zealand location became Edoras?
Answer: Mount Sunday
The set was removed after filming.
- Q6: Which Irish island appears in Star Wars: The Force Awakens?
Answer: Skellig Michael
It has ancient monastery huts.
- Q7: Which ancient city was the Grail temple in Indiana Jones?
Answer: Petra
Its Treasury is iconic.
- Q8: Which London district gave its name to a 1999 romantic comedy?
Answer: Notting Hill
The blue door became famous.
- Q9: Which Jordan desert stood in for Mars in The Martian?
Answer: Wadi Rum
It has red sand.
- Q10: Which castle was used for Downton Abbey's films?
Answer: Highclere Castle
It is in Hampshire.
Movie Settings Trivia β Real Places, Fictional Worlds
Movie settings are often real places transformed into fictional worlds. Filmmakers scout deserts, castles, islands and cities that match their stories, and many locations become tourist attractions after films are released.
Star Wars filmed Tatooine in Tunisia, Ahch-To on Ireland's Skellig Michael and Canto Bight in Dubrovnik. Jurassic Park used the cliffs of Kauai, The Lord of the Rings turned New Zealand's Mount Sunday into Edoras and Indiana Jones visited Petra.
Harry Potter used Gloucester Cathedral's cloisters, Downton Abbey filmed at Highclere Castle and Jordan's Wadi Rum stood in for Mars in The Martian. Visiting film locations lets fans step into the worlds they love on screen.
What This Quiz Teaches
Movie fans and travelers will enjoy these questions.
- Where Tatooine was filmed
- Which island hosted Jurassic Park
- Which cathedral appeared in Harry Potter
- Where Edoras was built
- Which desert played Mars
Did You Know?
- Iceland hosted Interstellar scenes.
- Matera appeared in No Time to Die.
- Hobbiton stayed open for tourists.
- Monument Valley appears in Forrest Gump.
- Alnwick Castle appeared in Harry Potter.
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