Episode 8 Celebrity Mastermind

Four celebrities who hope they know everything there is to know

about their specialist subject.

But can they cut it on television's toughest quiz?

They've agreed to put themselves in the hot seat

for their chosen charity.

And only one person can be the winner.

Who will be crowned tonight's Celebrity Mastermind?

Our first celebrity in the spotlight tonight

is the comedian and actor Steve Punt.

His specialist subject, the great Tony Hancock.

The Proms presenter Clemency Burton-Hill

is next in the firing line.

Her specialist subject, Downton Abbey.

The actor Michael Obiora takes on Arsenal Football Club.

And the BBC weatherman John Hammond

has chosen Status Quo as his specialist subject.

APPLAUSE

Hello. I'm John Humphrys and welcome to Celebrity Mastermind.

Tonight, four famous folk have chosen to put themselves

in the hot seat for their chosen charities.

They will have to answer one and a half minutes

of questions on their specialist subject

and two minutes on general knowledge.

What they get if they win is this handsome trophy

and, infinitely more importantly, the huge honour

of becoming one of the nation's Masterminds.

So let's put them out of their misery

and ask our first Contender to join us, please.

And your name is?

Your chosen charity?

And your specialist subject?

Tony Hancock in 90 seconds.

In which city was the English comedian Tony Hancock born in May 1924,

though his family moved to Bournemouth when he was three?

-Birmingham.

-In his sketch The Blood Donor,

when he was told to give a pint of blood,

what is his much-quoted response after saying,

"I don't mind giving a reasonable amount,

"but a pint..."?

"That's very nearly an armful!"

In which area of Greater London is 23 Railway Cuttings,

Hancock's address in his radio and television shows?

East Cheam.

After failing to get into the Entertainments National Service Association,

Hancock got his break when the leader of The Gang Show

asked him to join his entertainment group. Who was he?

Er, Ralph Reader.

In which film does Hancock play an artist

who tells his landlady he is from the Impressionist school,

to which she replies "Well, it doesn't impress me"?

Er, The Rebel.

Hancock's Half Hour, which first aired on radio in November 1954,

was written by Ray Galton and which other writer

whom he met when they were teenagers in a sanatorium?

Alan Simpson.

Which episode of Hancock's Half Hour

begins with him saying, "Oh dear, Oh dear, oh dear.

"Cor dear me. Stone me, what a life. What's the time?"

Um, Sunday Afternoon At Home.

In which 1965 film comedy does Hancock appear

as the scatter-brained inventor, Harry Popperwell?

Um... Er, The-The-The...

The Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines.

In which television episode of Hancock's Half Hour

does Hancock, as the foreman of a jury, ask,

"Does Magna Carta mean nothing to you? Did she die in vain?"?

Twelve Angry Men.

Which Lancashire-born comedian, who died in July 2012,

wrote many of Hancock's lines in Educating Archie?

Oh! Eric... Eric Sykes.

Tony's appearance on a television programme in 1960

was later described by his brother, Roger,

as "the biggest mistake he ever made"

as he was forced to answer searching questions about himself.

-What was the programme?

-BEEP

Face To Face.

With John Freeman, which is exactly right.

No passes, Steve - you got them all right!

11 points.

APPLAUSE

And our next Contender, please.

That's quite a tough act to follow!

-JOHN CHUCKLES

-No pressure.

No pressure now(!)

Your name is?

Your chosen charity?

And your specialist subject?

Downton Abbey in 90 seconds.

Which Oscar-winning writer created Downton Abbey?

Julian Fellowes.

In the opening episode, the Earl of Grantham reads of a major disaster

with far-reaching consequences for his family.

What is the disaster?

The sinking of the Titanic.

What is the full name of the solicitor from Manchester

who, as a distant cousin of the Earl,

becomes the heir to the Downton Estate?

Matthew Crawley.

Who is the cook at the Abbey?

Her failing eyesight causes a problem for dinner guests

when she sprinkles salt rather than sugar

over the raspberry meringue.

Mrs Patmore.

Which house and estate does the newspaper proprietor Sir Richard Carlisle buy

to live in with Lady Mary once they are married?

Haxby Park.

What is the name of the Turkish attache

whose death in Lady Mary's bedroom threatens to cause a scandal?

Kemal Pamuk.

In the first episode,

what modern convenience does the Dowager Countess

say that she could not have in her house

as she "wouldn't sleep a wink"?

Electricity.

Lady Sybil becomes an auxiliary nurse during the First World War.

In which city does she do her training course?

York.

Mr Bates is imprisoned for poisoning his first wife.

What was her name?

Vera.

After his fight with Matthew, Sir Richard Carlisle

tells the Dowager Countess that he is leaving

and doubts they will meet again.

What is her tart reply?

"Do you promise?"

While Mr Bates is not working at Downton,

which other member of staff tries to get closer to Anna,

giving her a book and hoping to discuss their views on it together?

She eventually tells him

that her feelings are still too strong for Bates.

Molesley.

Who plays Cora's brash American mother, Martha Levinson,

who visits Downton for the wedding of Lady Mary to Matthew Crawley?

Shirley MacLaine. BEEP

Correct. And you got them all right as well.

And you have 12 points.

APPLAUSE

And our next Contender, please.

And the pressure's building.

Pfft, I'm telling you. JOHN CHUCKLES

Your name?

Your chosen charity?

And your chosen subject?

The Arsenal. 90 seconds.

For how many games did Arsenal go unbeaten

from the 7th of May 2003 to the 24th of October '04,

to set a new Premier League record?

49.

Which player captained The Invincibles in the '03-'04 season

and scored the winner in Arsenal's 2-1 defeat

of Leicester City in the last game of the season?

Patrick Vieira.

Against which team did Thierry Henry's brace of goals

break Ian Wright's scoring record for the club

in a Champions League match in October '05?

Sparta Prague.

What landmark did Arsene Wenger achieve

when Norwich City visited the Emirates

in the penultimate game of the '11-'12 season?

Pass.

Who captained Arsenal for the first time in a Third Round FA Cup tie

against Plymouth Argyle in January '09?

Thierry Henry.

No, Robin van Persie.

Jens Lehmann was given a straight red card

in the 2006 Champions League Final

when he brought down which player?

Samuel Eto'o.

Arsenal won their last major trophy in 2005 when they won the FA Cup.

how many times have they won that trophy?

-13.

-10.

Who joined Arsenal on a free transfer in July 2001,

played for the club for five years

and briefly returned again in January 2010 at the age of 35?

Pass.

In what year did Arsene Wenger's signings include

Philippe Senderos, Gael Clichy and Cesc Fabregas?

Er...

2004.

Ah, 2003.

Which team did Arsenal beat 1-0 in the 2003 FA Cup Final

to lift the trophy for the second year in succession?

Southampton.

Who awarded Manchester United a controversial penalty

in the game at Old Trafford,

-when the Gunners' 49-match unbeaten run came to an end?

-BEEP

Howard Webb.

It was Mike Riley.

-But it's close.

-It was close.

Yeah, very close.

Your two passes - it was Sol Campbell

-who went away and came back.

-Of course he did.

And that Arsene Wenger landmark was the 900th game in charge as manager.

You have, Michael, 5 points.

APPLAUSE

And our final Contender, please.

So the pressure's off you a little bit, John.

And your name is?

Your chosen charity?

And your chosen subject?

The greatest boogie rock band in the world.

Otherwise known as?

Status Quo, in 90 seconds, starting now.

Which guitarist joined the newly-named Status Quo in 1967?

He'd previously been in the Highlights.

Rick Parfitt.

What is the title of the first single they released?

It reached the UK top ten in February 1968.

Pictures Of Matchstick Men.

In 1990, Status Quo began their 25th anniversary tour

with a special show at the holiday camp

where Rick Parfitt and Francis Rossi had first met.

Which holiday camp?

Butlins.

After Status Quo left the record company Pye,

which progressive rock subsidiary of the Philips Record Company

did they sign with in the summer of 1972?

Vertigo.

With which song did Status Quo kick off

the '85 Live Aid concert at Wembley Stadium?

Rockin' All Over The World.

Status Quo had their second top ten hit in '68

with the song Ice in the Sun,

written by Ronnie Scott and which pop star who found fame in the '50s?

Marty Wilde.

Which band member had to be represented by a life-size puppet

for the video promoting the single Rockin' All Over the World

as he was living in Australia when it was shot?

-Alan Lancaster.

-What was the band's earlier name

when they released their first single,

a recording of the Leiber and Stoller song called I Who Have Nothing?

The Spectres.

At which city's airport were Parfitt, Rossi and Lancaster

arrested in May '76 following an incident?

It led to a night in prison.

Er...

Hamburg?

Vienna. Which single gave Status Quo

their first and so far only UK number one in January '75?

Down Down.

At which city's Apollo Theatre

had the '77 double album Status Quo Live!

been recorded the previous October?

Glasgow.

In which television soap opera

did Francis Rossi and Rick Parfitt

-appear as themselves for three episodes in 2005?

-BEEP

-Coronation Street.

-Is correct.

No passes, John.

-You have 11 points.

-Thank you.

APPLAUSE

Well, that's a high-scoring round.

Let's have a look at all of the scores.

In third place, with 5 points, Michael Obiora.

Second place, 11 points apiece, are Steve Punt and John Hammond.

In the lead, 12 points, Clemency Burton-Hill.

APPLAUSE

So it's the General Knowledge Round now

and if there is a tie at the end of it,

then the number of passes is taken into account

and the person with the fewer passes is the winner.

So let's get on with it and ask Michael to join us again,

if he would.

And, um, you started in acting very young.

You were in Grange Hill at...nine, was it?

-Yeah, that's right. Yeah.

-What was it like?

I mean, being a child on telly - going back to and people saying,

"Ooh..." You know?

Yeah, it was strange. It had pros and cons.

It had its pros and cons, but I wouldn't change a thing.

It was such a great experience.

I see those five years I spent on Grange Hill

as the best youth club in the world.

-It's good fun.

-And now you're in Casualty.

-Yes, I am.

Another great institution to be proud of, proud to be part of.

You write - you write novels. At least, you've written A novel.

I have written a novel, called Black Shoes, yeah.

Yeah? Why?

I've always been into books and stories.

And, being an actor, I appreciate how important words are.

And, just in between scenes, I started jotting down some ideas

and, lo and behold, I had a novel.

So you've got a choice, right - a few years' time -

-between an Oscar for your acting...

-Mm-hm.

..or the Nobel Prize for your books.

Ooh, it's tough, it's tough. I would say I'd always go for the Oscar.

Acting is what I enjoy most.

And to have, you know,

your peers and hopefully people you respect acknowledge what you did,

um...I think it would just be a lovely feeling.

Right, let's see how you do with your General Knowledge Round.

Two minutes, starting now.

Which country issued its Declaration of Independence

on the 4th of July 1776?

Australia.

-JOHN LAUGHS

-America.

The United States of America.

Knackwurst, Bratwurst and Weisswurst

are German varieties of what food?

Sausages.

What is the name of the Hong Kong-born actor and martial arts expert,

who starred as Chief Inspector Lee

in the Rush Hour series of films?

Jackie Chan.

Will.i.am is a judge on the television show The Voice

and a member of which pop group?

The Black Eyed Peas.

What name is given to a straight line

from one side of a circle to the other, passing through its centre?

-Circumference.

-Diameter.

In September 2012, which British Formula One racing driver

announced he was leaving McLaren

to join Mercedes for the 2013 season?

Lewis Hamilton.

Since 1937, Fort Knox in Kentucky has been home

to America's reserves of what?

-Oil.

-Gold.

Prince Andrew abseiled from the 87th floor

of which new London landmark in 2012 to raise money for charity?

-Nelson's Column.

-The Shard.

What completes the title of the West End comedy play,

'No Sex, Please, We're.....'?

Married. Oh!

-British!

-LAUGHTER

-Who reprises...?

-JOHN LAUGHS

-Yours is funnier.

Who reprises the role of Alfred, the faithful butler to Bruce Wayne,

in The Dark Knight Rises?

Michael Caine.

What name is given to the tendons of the three long, spindle-shaped muscles

on the back of the thigh?

Footballers are often injured by pulling them.

-Achilles.

-Hamstrings.

Which 2012 BBC drama series, set in England's first department store,

is based on Emile Zola's Au Bonheur Des Dames?

-Trollied.

-The Paradise.

The rapper Stephen Paul Manderson,

who topped the charts with the single Read All About It,

is better known by what name?

Pass.

At the 2012 Games, Nicola Adams from Leeds

became the first woman to win an Olympic Gold medal in which sport?

Boxing!

What snack is made by heating the kernels of certain varieties of maize

until they swell up and burst?

-Marshmallows.

-Popcorn.

Who wrote the play Look Back In Anger?

It premiered at the Royal Court in London in 1956

-and made him the first of the so-called Angry Young Men?

-BEEP

-Pass.

-Well, that was John Osborne.

I can tell you that, cos you're out of time.

And that rapper - Professor Green.

-Don't like him.

-Oh, well, there we are.

Two passes, Michael, you've got a total of 11 points.

APPLAUSE

And now, Steve Punt again, please.

And I described you in the introduction as "actor and comedian",

-but maybe satirist would be better?

-"Satirist"?

-Ooh, that sounds posh, doesn't it?

-It does, doesn't it?

I've ended up doing a lot of topical comedy.

Topical comedy isn't necessarily satirical.

So it's about the news and about politics,

but that doesn't necessarily mean it challenges very much

and I think real satire should challenge people a bit,

which it often doesn't.

But if you listen to The Now Show,

which obviously all intelligent people do, you do challenge, you...

Well, challenge - you poke fun at institutions, individuals, ideas.

Well, I think, er...

We try to do the jokes upwards.

-So... To institutions that are powerful...

-Yes.

Things that have control over people's lives -

things that I think you're entitled to have an opinion about

if you are a taxpayer and a voter,

rather than directing the jokes downwards

at people who can't really answer back.

Quick thought - how often are you wrong about a joke?

-I'm wrong about jokes all the time.

-Really?

Um, there are always jokes, every week, where everyone's going,

"Mm, not sure about that," which are great.

And then there are other jokes, everyone thinks,

"Yeah! That's a certainty!" And it's...

HE WHISTLES SOFTLY

Really? So the brilliant thing about it is, you can never tell.

-That's quite reassuring.

-You can never tell, yeah.

-Yeah.

Right, Steve, you have 11 points.

We're testing you on your general knowledge. Two minutes, here we go.

The television series Bergerac was set on which island?

Jersey.

What was the name of the French currency before the introduction of the Euro?

The franc.

Which Royal broadcast was first made in 1932?

it was written by Rudyard Kipling and began,

"I speak now from my home and from my heart to you all"?

The Christmas Message?

The Imagine mosaic in New York's Central Park is a memorial to whom?

Er, John Lennon.

Who famously went on the pitch at half-time during a Norwich City game

to encourage the crowd to give the home team more support,

shouting, "Where are you? Let's be having you!"

Delia Smith.

Which gas, produced by digestion in cattle,

is thought by many to be a significant factor in global warming?

Methane.

Major Dennis Bloodnok, Henry Crun and Minnie Banister

were characters in which 1950s radio comedy series?

The Goon Show.

Who was Edwina Currie referring to when she wrote in her diary,

"I wish my flat was filled with one big man in his blue underpants"?

Ooh. Pass.

In Greek mythology, the people of which city took in a wooden horse

left for them by the besieging Greek army?

-Troy.

-Which rock star, who's said to have influenced

Bradley Wiggins's style and dress sense, is known as The Modfather?

Paul Weller.

Before 1979 the capital of China, Beijing,

was more familiarly known in English by what name?

Peking.

Whose marriage to the playwright Arthur Miller in 1956

led to the headline "Egghead weds Hourglass"?

Marilyn Monroe.

What is the name of the collection of comedy shows,

originally conceived by John Cleese,

that have been raising funds for Amnesty International since the '70s?

The Secret Policeman's Ball.

Uggie the Jack Russell terrier is one of the stars

of which award-winning silent film set in 1927?

The Artist.

What is measured in amperes or amps in relation to electricity?

Er, current.

Which American travel writer, who wrote several books

while living in the Yorkshire Dales,

was born in Des Moines, Iowa?

Um, Bill Bryson?

The founder of a company famous for making a particular condiment

is said to have declared the amount left

on the side of the plate made his fortune.

What's the condiment?

-Um...Lea & Perrins?

-Mustard.

What word for a list of matters to be discussed at a meeting

comes from the Latin for "things to be done"?

Agenda.

-In 1875, Captain Matthew Webb became the first person...

-BEEP

..to swim across which stretch of water without a buoyancy aid?

-The English Channel.

-Is correct.

You had one pass, and you will regret this, Steve,

I have to tell you, partly because you make me say it again.

And once was enough, really.

Edwina Currie - "I wish my flat was filled with one big man

"in his blue underpants" - was referring to John Major.

-John Major. Ah!

-Yeah.

Eurgh!

-Well, there you go - your fault!

-LAUGHTER

Anyway, anyway, anyway, allowing for that one pass, you got 28 points.

APPLAUSE

And now John Hammond again, please.

And I'd like to talk to you about the weather, John,

because obviously you're to blame for it, or your lot, clearly.

BUT I have to talk to you about Status Quo.

Of course.

Yeah. Well, tell us why - I mean, you've met them.

You went into the green room, you're a fan, you're nuts for them.

Been a fan since I was 11, 12.

-And you said...

-I said, "I really love you."

-"I want to play my guitar with you."

-Exactly right.

And instead of saying, "Clear off..."

I meekly went back to my office and carried on doing the weather

and then, the next day, the manager emailed me and said,

"No, Francis would really love to play guitar with you. At Wembley."

-It was the greatest moment of my life, John, honestly.

-I bet!

Did you actually stand on stage with Status Quo

and play guitar at Wembley?

I did.

Not during the concert, folks, but during the sound check.

-Well, there you go.

-But to me it's the pinnacle of my life.

Better than any weather forecast I ever do.

As you say, we always get it wrong.

-The trouble is, we only remember when you get it wrong.

-Of course.

Yeah, but what I don't like, John, is these people who,

just before we're going to go on air, want a free forecast, asking,

"Will there be any rain for my garden?"

I'm looking at you, sir.

-Do they really do that on the Today programme?

-Yes, you do.

LAUGHTER

-And one other one - look, is the weather changing?

-Yes. Seriously.

I mean, the weather has changed in the last, let's say, 10 to 20 years.

And it does tie in with the theory of climate change, global warming.

But does that mean the UK's going to get warmer? Not necessarily.

Wetter?

Er, the theory at the moment is that we are likely to get

a series of wetter summers, and quite possibly colder winters.

So there you go, folks.

-Well, thanks for cheering us up(!)

-LAUGHTER

-Right. 11 points. 28 is the score to beat now.

-OK.

Hm, that's a big ask, as they say. Here we go.

Which Disney cartoon elephant

was delivered to his mother on a circus train by a stork?

Pass.

What name is given to the strip of tarmac or other hard material

from which aircraft take off or land at an airport?

-Runway.

-Who is the Patron Saint of Scotland?

His feast day is the 30th of November.

Saint Andrew.

In which city does The G-Mex Exhibition Centre

occupy the site of the former Central Railway Station?

-Manchester.

-In cheese-making, what name is given to the watery part

of the coagulated milk after the removal of the curds?

Er, rennet?

Whey.

Who was appointed as England's Test Cricket captain in August 2012?

Alastair Cook.

Total Recall: My Unbelievably True Life Story

is the autobiography of which actor turned politician?

Arnold Schwarzenegger.

What name for a series of interconnected rabbit burrows

originally meant a plot of land where rabbits, hares and other game were bred?

Warren.

Whose 1972 album, Transformer, was co-produced by David Bowie

and includes Walk on the Wild Side?

Um... Lou Reed.

Which great Asian mountain range has a name

that is thought to come from the Sanskrit for "abode of snow"?

Himalayas.

In physics what term is used for a space completely empty of matter?

Vacuum.

When Roy Hodgson became the England football manager,

he appointed a former Man United defender

and current TV analyst to his coaching team. Who is he?

Gary Neville.

Which adviser to Lord Sugar on The Apprentice

took over from Jeff Stelling as the presenter of Countdown in January 2012?

Pass.

Which country did Germany invade on the 1st of September 1939?

It led to Britain and France declaring war.

Poland.

Which punk rocker from the Sex Pistols

was played by Gary Oldman in a film about his life and early death?

Sid Vicious.

What is the first of the series of books by Arthur Ransome

featuring the adventures of the Walker and Blackett children?

-Pass.

-Which Italian-style village in North Wales,

created by the architect Sir Clough Williams-Ellis,

provided the setting for the '60s television series The Prisoner?

P-P-P-P-Pass.

Fry, parr, smolt and grilse

are successive stages in the development of which fish?

Pass.

Which inert or noble gas takes its name from the Greek for "hidden"?

BEEP

N-N-N-N-N-Nitrogen?

Krypton.

I thought it was only Superman who...

Anyway, there we are - Krypton.

And your passes - fry, parr, smolt and all that

are stages in the development of salmon.

-Portmeirion.

-Yeah!

-Yeah, when you were saying, "P-P..."

I thought you were going to say it and you said, "Pass."

Swallows And Amazons was Arthur Ransome. Yes.

Nick Hewer was the adviser to Alan Sugar.

And Dumbo?

I know.

I know. That's it, you see - it's the black chair, I tell you.

Anyway, you did very well. Not quite well enough - 23 points.

Thank you.

APPLAUSE

And finally, Clemency again, please.

I'm not quite sure how to, um... describe you.

I mean, you're a violinist, a musician, a presenter.

I mean, you do all sorts of stuff. And you seem to be rather good at all of it.

What made you want to play the violin so badly when you were little?

Normally, it's the parents saying to the child, "You must play the violin!"

Such a weirdo. I mean, such a little freak.

Clearly, my mum was like, "What does this mean?"

Cos she, by her own admission, is tone deaf.

My two older half-brothers, who I grew up with,

neither of them either learnt an instrument, so who knows what it was?

It was a great mystery.

And you did the Suzuki Method?

Yeah, I was incredibly lucky - my mum heard about this organisation

and had rung, you know, endless motorcycle dealerships

and then she was about to give up and say, "Right, that's it."

Hang on, she rang endless motorcycle...?

Someone said, "There's this thing called Suzuki,"

she looked it up in the phone book -

endless motorcycle dealerships, she was thinking, "This is clearly a run to nothing."

And then got through to this absolutely magical woman

called Helen Brunner, who really, totally changed my life.

And Helen's philosophy is just that, you know,

you learn when you're very young cos it's like a language

and music is like a language.

And if you learn it when you're little

and you're learning how to speak and communicate,

then music will be part of your life, all your life.

And did you ever see yourself as the...

-you know, the great soloist on the, er...?

-Oh, goodness, no.

No, no. And I always was interested in other things.

There you go.

Now, you won the first round - you got 12 points.

-Now, you've got to do rather well.

-It's all downhill from now!

-28 still the score to beat.

-I know!

-A big score.

-Unbelievably.

Let's see if you can do it. Here we go.

Mayfair and Park Lane are the most expensive properties

in the standard British version of which game?

-Monopoly.

-In which Italian city

is Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet principally set?

Verona.

Whom did Barack Obama beat in November 2012

to win a second term as the American president?

Mitt Romney.

With which boy band did Justin Timberlake begin his career

before going solo in 2002?

'N Sync.

According to her poem,

what does the children's writer Rose Fyleman

have at the bottom of her garden?

Don't know.

Tom Cruise and John Travolta

are among the famous members of which controversial movement?

-Scientology.

-In the Tour de France,

what colour jersey is awarded to the overall leader of the race?

Yellow.

Which composer's five Oscars include the film scores

for Born Free, Dances With Wolves and Out of Africa?

He also wrote the title songs for several Bond Films.

Er, John Barry.

What name was given to the dress designed by Coco Chanel

and launched in 1926 that became a staple in women's fashion?

Don't know.

In which television comedy series, written by Richard Curtis,

do the parishioners worship at St Barnabas's Church?

-Rev.

-The Vicar Of Dibley.

The so-called "Mud Pie" dessert,

made principally with chocolate,

is named after which river?

Mississippi.

In what parliamentary role did John Bercow

succeed Michael Martin in 2009?

Speaker of the House of Commons.

Which capital city is the largest in Africa,

with an estimated urban population of ten million?

-Nairobi?

-Cairo.

In which opera by Puccini does the Japanese heroine

marry Lieutenant Pinkerton?

Madam Butterfly.

What name is given to wallpaper that has a raised velvety pattern

produced by applying fibres of wool?

Don't know.

Michael Gambon, Kristin Scott Thomas, Maggie Smith and Helen Mirren

are among the cast members of which 2001 murder mystery film

set in an English country house in 1932?

Pass.

Which rock star married the model Jerry Hall

and had children called Elizabeth, James, Georgia and Gabriel?

Mick Jagger.

Which tragic heroine, created by Tolstoy,

is played in a 2012 film by Keira Knightley?

Anna Karenina.

The theatre awards for the best plays and musicals on Broadway,

instituted in 1947, are known by what name?

-The Tonys.

-The Tonys. That is correct.

You had four passes - Gosford Park, as you now know,

was the name of that film with Michael Gambon, et cetera.

Flock is the name of the wallpaper.

Little black Dress, the LBD.

And at the bottom of Rose Fyleman's garden were fairies.

Of course.

Didn't quite make it, Clemency - 25 points.

APPLAUSE

Well, he held on to that lead. Let's have a look at all of the scores.

In fourth place, 11 points, Michael Obiora.

Third place, 23 points, John Hammond.

Second place, 25 points, Clemency Burton-Hill.

First place, 28 points, Steve Punt.

APPLAUSE

Steve, come and get it.

-Congratulations.

-I am...honoured.

-There we are.

-Thank you very much.

Means you'll never be able to poke fun at Mastermind on The Now Show, doesn't it?

It's true, actually. Yes, that is true.

-Exactly. Well, well done.

-Thank you.

And thank you all for watching.

And do join us again for more Celebrity Masterminds.

Goodnight.

-Steve.

-Thank you very much.

APPLAUSE

You don't have to be a celebrity to take part

in the regular Mastermind programme.

So if you'd like to appear in the next series of Mastermind

on BBC Two, then do visit us online at bbc.co.uk/mastermind.

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