Onnicle Challenge – 4

This onnicle comes from Aditi Surendra, a young copywriter from Bangalore. She’s brave (she once caught a tiger by the jaws to save the lives of the shocked audience around her), she’s considerate (she left him after remembering there are only 1411 of them left*) and she’s also just a little absent-minded (she realised there are no wild tigers in air-conditioned malls). The guy who was wearing a tiger-suit that day to entertain kids now solves Onamography puzzles to help heal the mental scars.

OnniClue:
10 Hollywood movies inspired by real life stories (need help?)

If you can identify all of them, submit your answer as a comment to this post. Alternatively, send an email with the list of names to: onnicles [at] gmail [dot] com

Onnicle:
I remember Erica Grant as being shy and overly timid because of her obesity. Now, obese girl, she was a renowned actress. Today, Erica’s in Orlando performing ‘Demon’s Terrain’, a play written by her, based on a black man’s attempt to free domestic women who were tortured at the New Riters Mansion, a wealthy household in California. I always cherished the dream of finding a career in the theatre business, but never had the courage to really take a shot and hit it. A nice backdrop was arranged to bring out the 1980s feel. I was glued to my seat during the whole play, constantly wondering how it would it end – plays with a radical end are so hard to find. At the end of the play, the audience stood in ovation, Erica Grant won every single member’s appreciation that day.

“… and Fiddler on the roof is her favorite movie”, the radio jockey stated about Erica, as I drove home thinking of how many times I had thought that a career in theatre is something I would never land because I was simply too scared. I began to suddenly boil as I looked down at my perfect body, feeling angst erupt in my soul wanting to go after my dream. I stopped by at Grid Iron, a café around the corner that puts up audition announcements, taking angrily the numbers down. When I got home, as I put my face cream on and went to bed, I repeated the words under my breath “If she can be a dreamer, I can do it too!” The next morning clutching my security blanked, this old chess rook, I entered the amphitheatre, hoping that when I exited I would become the next Erica Grant.

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14 thoughts on “Onnicle Challenge – 4”

  1. Finding Neverland
    Gridiron Gang
    Calendar Girls
    Freedom Writers
    Casino
    Radio
    Titanic
    American Gangster
    Monster
    Rookie, The

    I remember Erica Grant as being shy and overly timid because of her obesity. Now, obese GIRL, She was a renowned actress. Today, EriCA’S IN Orlando performing ‘DeMON’S TERrain’, a play written by her, based on a black man’s attempt to FREE DOMestic women who were tortured at the NeW RITERS Mansion, a wealthy household in California. I always cherished the dream of FINDING a career in THE theatre business, but never had the courage to really take a shot and hiT IT. A NICe backdrop was arranged to bring out the 1980s feel. I was glued to my seat during the whole play, constantly wondering how it would it end – plays with a radiCAL END ARe so hard to find. At the end of the play, the audience stood in ovation, Erica Grant won every single member’s appreciation that day.

    “… and Fiddler on the roof is her favorite movie”, the RADIO jockey stated about Erica, as I drove home thinking of how many times I had thought that a career in theatre is something I would NEVER LAND because I was simply too scared. I began to suddenly boil as I looked down at my perfect body, feelinG ANGST ERupt in my soul wanting to go after my dream. I stopped by at GRID IRON, a café around the corner that puts up audition announcements, taking angrily the numbers down. When I got home, as I put my face cream on and went to bed, I repeated the words under my breath “If she can be a dreAMER, I CAN do it too!” The next morning clutching my security blanked, this old chess ROOK, I Entered THE amphitheatre, hoping that when I exited I would become the next Erica Grant.

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  2. saat mila…

    Erica’s in Orlando – CASINO
    ‘Demon’s Terrain’ – MONSTER
    free domestic women who were tortured at the New Riters –FREEDOM WRITER’S
    radical end are – CALENDAR GIRLS
    feeling angst erupt – AMERICAN GANGSTER
    at Grid Iron, a café – GRIDIRON GANG
    the radio jockey – RADIO

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  3. CASINO
    MONSTER
    FREEDOM WRITERS
    FINDING NEVERLAND
    TITANIC
    CALENDAR GIRLS
    RADIO
    GRIDIRON GANG
    AMERICAN GANGSTER
    THE ROOKIE

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  4. I remember Erica Grant as being shy and overly timid because of her obesity. Now, obese GIRL, She was a renowned actress. Today, EriCA’S IN Orlando performing ‘DeMON’S TERRAIN’, a play written by her, based on a black MAN’s attempt to FREE DOMestic women who were tortured at the NeW RITERS Mansion, a wealthy household in California. I always cherished the dream of FINDING a career in the theatre business, but never had the courage to really take a shot and hit it. A nice backdrop was arranged to bring out the 1980s feel. I was glued to my seat during the whole play, constantly wondering how it would it end – plays with a radiCAL END ARe so hard to find. At the end of the play, the audience stood in ovation, Erica GrANT WON Every single member’s appreciation that day.

    “… and Fiddler on the roof is her favorite movie”, the RADIO jockey stated about Erica, as I drove home thinking of how many times I had thought that a career in theatre is something I would NEVER LAND because I was simply too scared. I began to suddenly boil as I looked down at my perfect body, feeling angst erupt in my soul wanting to go after my dream. I stopped by at GRID IRON, a café around the corner that puts up audition announcements, takinG ANGrily the numbers down. When I got home, as I put my face cream on and went to bed, I repeated the words under my breath “If she can be a dreamer, I can do it too!” THE next morning clutching my security blanked, this old chess ROOK, I Entered the amphitheatre, hoping that when I exited I would become the next Erica Grant.

    1. Monster
    2. Rain Man
    3. Antwone Fisher
    4. Casino
    5. Gridiron Gang
    6. Radio
    7. The Rookie
    8. Freedom Writers
    9. Finding Neverland
    10. Calendar Girls

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  5. 1-MONSTER
    2-FREEDOM WRITERS
    3-FINDING NEVERLAND
    4-TITANIC
    5-CALENDAR GIRLS
    6-ANTWONE FISHER
    7-RADIO
    8-GRIDIRON GANG
    9-AMERICAN GANGSTER
    10-ROOKIE

    BY…Prasan Babli

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  6. Plz Tel me sum1… Is it necessary to find muvies from clue (need help? Site ) coz i think sumthing is out of dat site.

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  7. 1. Casino
    2. Monster
    3. Freedom Writers
    4. Finding Neverland
    5. Calendar Girls
    6. Antwone Fisher
    7. Radio
    8. American Gangster
    9. Gridiron Gang
    10. Rookie

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  8. I remember Erica Grant as being shy and overly timid because of her obesity. Now, obese GIRL, She was a renowned actress. Today, EriCA’S IN Orlando performing ‘DeMON’S TERRAIN’, a play written by her, based on a black MAN’s attempt to FREE DOMestic women who were tortured at the NeW RITERS Mansion, a wealthy household in California. I always cherished the dream of FINDING a career in the theatre business, but never had the courage to really take a shot and hit it. A nice backdrop was arranged to bring out the 1980s feel. I was glued to my seat during the whole play, constantly wondering how it would it end – plays with a radiCAL END ARe so hard to find. At the end of the play, the audience stood in ovation, Erica GrANT WON Every single member’s appreciation that day.

    “… and Fiddler on the rooF IS HER favorite movie”, the RADIO jockey stated about Erica, as I drove home thinking of how many times I had thought that a career in theatre is something I would NEVER LAND because I was simply too scared. I began to suddenly boil as I looked down at my perfect body, feelinG ANGST ERupt in my soul wanting to go after my dream. I stopped by at GRID IRON, a café around the corner that puts up audition announcements, takinG ANGrily the numbers down. When I got home, as I put my face cream on and went to bed, I repeated the words under my breath “If she can be a dreAMER, I CAN do it too!” THE next morning clutching my security blanked, this old chess ROOK, I Entered the amphitheatre, hoping that when I exited I would become the next Erica Grant.

    1. Monster
    2. American Gangster
    3. Antwone Fisher
    4. Casino
    5. Gridiron Gang
    6. Radio
    7. The Rookie
    8. Freedom Writers
    9. Finding Neverland
    10. Calendar Girls

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  9. American gangster
    Antwone Fisher
    calendar girls
    Casino
    titanic
    the rookie
    radio
    monster
    Freedom Writers
    Finding Neverland

    –this was easy as compared to last week's ——–

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  10. Here goes-

    1. Freedom Writers
    2. Titanic
    3. Calendar Girls
    4. Casino
    5. American Gangster
    6. The Rookie
    7. Monster
    8. Antwone Fisher
    9. Finding Neverland
    10.Gridiron Gang

    =)
    ~Joanne

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  11. Ok me got it!!!!

    I remember Erica Grant as being shy and overly timid because of her obesity. Now, obese GIRL, She was a renowned actress. Today, EriCA'S IN Orlando performing ‘DeMON'S TERrain’, a play written by her, based on a black man’s attempt to FREE DOMestic women who were tortured at the NeW RITERS Mansion, a wealthy household in California. I always cherished the dream of FINDING a career in the theatre business, but never had the courage to really take a shot and hiT IT. A NICe backdrop was arranged to bring out the 1980s feel. I was glued to my seat during the whole play, constantly wondering how it would it end – plays with a radiCAL END ARe so hard to find. At the end of the play, the audience stood in ovation, Erica GrAND WON Every single member’s appreciation that day.

    “… and Fiddler on the rooF IS HER favorite movie”, the radio jockey stated about Erica, as I drove home thinking of how many times I had thought that a career in theatre is something I would NEVER LAND because I was simply too scared. I began to suddenly boil as I looked down at my perfect body, feelinG ANGST ERupt in my soul wanting to go after my dream. I stopped by at GRID IRON, a café around the corner that puts up audition announcements, takinG ANGrily the numbers down. When I got home, as I put my face cream on and went to bed, I repeated the words under my breath “If she can be a dreAMER, I CAN do it too!” The next morning clutching my security blanked, this old chess ROOK, I Entered the amphitheater, hoping that when I exited I would become the next Erica Grant.

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