1. Actor
   Writer
2. Cinematographer
   Production Designer

Clint Eastwood never gave up his acting roots. For Unforgiven, he served as both the lead actor and director of the film.

1. Horror
   Comedy
2. Mystery Drama
   Western

Unforgiven followed the earlier height of the Western genre film. Despite that, the film still received much praise and success.

1. Georgia
   Wyoming
2. New York
   Japan

As with most Western films, the story took place in the American Mid-West. It followed characters through a time when laws were often optional and gunfights were common.

1. Guns
   Horses
2. Hats
   Alcohol

In Big Whiskey, there was a strict gun law that people had to follow. If they didn't, "Little" Bill was more than willing to enforce it.

1. William Munny
   "Little" Bill Daggett
2. Ned Logan
   Skinny Dubois

The sheriff of Big Whiskey seemed like a reasonable guy. That's before it became clear that he had a need for power.

1. Cut her face
   Buy her dinner
2. Kidnap her
   Nothing

A prostitute at a brothel makes fun of a cowboy. To get revenge, the cowboy and his friend cut the woman's face, leaving her face scarred.

1. Morgan Freeman
   John Wayne
2. Al Pacino
   Robert Redford

Morgan Freeman played the character, Ned Logan, in the film. Logan was a longtime friend of William Munny.

1. 1977
   1922
2. 1992

The idea for the film came about in the 1970s. However, Clint Eastwood would not come onboard until later, and the film wasn't released until 1992.

1. Boston
   Home in Wyoming
2. Dead
   California

William Munny is a single father. As a widower, he takes sole responsibility for raising his children.

1. Ned Logan
   Davey
2. Mike
   English Bob

William Munny knows that he can't pursue the two cowboys alone. Therefore, he seeks help from his old friend, Ned Logan.

1. Cary Grant
   Clint Eastwood
2. John Wayne
   Woody Allen

Clint Eastwood started his career as an actor. However, by the 1990s, Eastwood had already begun directing various films.

1. Salesman
   Bartender
2. Bandit
   Sailor

William Munny was a bandit before he retired and settled down with a family. During his years of crime, he was known as a dangerous gunslinger who people didn't want to run across.

1. Best Actor
   Best Director
2. Best Supporting Actor
   Best Original Screenplay

Unforgiven was nominated for multiple Academy Awards. One of them was for best director, which Clint Eastwood won.

1. William Money
   Davey
2. Mike
   "Little" Bill Daggett

Gene Hackman had a long and successful career as an actor. He won the Academy Award for best supporting actor for his role in Unforgiven.

1. Smallpox
   Gunshot
2. Drowning
   Suicide

Prior to the events in the movie, William Munny's wife died of smallpox. This changed Munny and forced him to give up his life of vice.

1. England
   Germany
2. Japan
   New York

English Bob is an Englishman who believes that monarchy is better than democracy. He isn't afraid to share his opinion, either.

1. Corn
   Hog
2. Wheat
   Tobacco

After the death of his wife, Munny became the sole provider for his family. Therefore, he is forced to live a peaceful life as a hog farmer.

1. A cat
   A squirrel
2. A hat
   A can

Munny gave up gunfighting years ago. When he picks up his pistol and tries to shoot a can, he fails miserably.

1. Best Picture
   Best Actor
2. Best Actress

Unforgiven also received the Academy Award for best picture. It beat out films like Scent of a Woman and A Few Good Men.

1. William Munny
   English Bob
2. Scofield Kid
   Delilah

William Munny kills "Little" Bill inside the saloon. After this, Munny tells the people in town they had better leave the saloon girls alone and bury Ned Logan's body, or he'll return and kill them as well.

1. His money
   His gun
2. His horse
   His life

"Little" Bill and English Bob have a history together. For that reason, Bill has an understanding of how Bob works and knows Bob carries a hidden gun on him, which Bill takes away.

1. English Bob
   Mike
2. Davey
   "Little" Bill Daggett

To gain information on William Munny, "Little" Bill kidnaps and tortures Ned Logan. However, the torturing goes too far and Logan is killed.

1. The prostitutes
   "Little" Bill Daggett
2. William Munny

The women in the saloon are not happy with the punishment that the two cowboys have received for scarring Delilah. Seeking justice, they put out a reward for anyone who kills the two men.

1. Throw rocks at them
   Thank them
2. Throw them a party
   Shoot them

The saloon girls are pretty angry that the two cowboys that hurt their friend are getting off with such a light punishment. To demonstrate their displeasure, they step aside when the cowboys arrive to deliver a pair of horses ... just so they can throw rocks and manure at the cruel duo.

1. Peg leg
   He is deaf.
2. Nearsightedness
   He can't read.

Kansas native the Schofield Kid hears about the reward being offered for killing a pair of cowboys and comes to Big Whiskey to collect the prize. The only problem is that he is incredibly nearsighted, which makes it really hard to shoot anyone except at point-blank range.

1. Will Munny
   Davey
2. Skinny
   Little Bill Daggett

Sheriff Little Bill Daggett is an old foe of English Bob, and is only too happy to welcome Bob to town in his own way ... by beating him nearly to death when he refuses to hand over his gun as he settles into Big Whiskey.

1. Writer
   Gunslinger
2. Lawyer
   Sheriff

Beauchamp was the biographer for English Bob until Bob was thrown out of town. After Bob's removal, Beauchamp records the life of "Little" Bill Daggett.

1. "Killing a man."
   "Breaking a woman's heart."
2. "Surviving out west."
   "Fighting the law."

Posters for this 1992 Eastwood classic often featured the tagline, "It's a hell of a thing, killing a man." The line is a quote by William Munny, which continues, "You take away everything he's got and everything he's never gonna have."

1. "Little" Bill Daggett
   English Bob
2. William Munny
   Mike

A downpour causes William Munny to get sick. This allows "Little" Bill to get the better of Munny and throw him out of the saloon. Luckily, Ned Logan and Scofield Kid find him and nurse him back to health.

1. Apple Ann
   Orange Olivia
2. Plum Rebecca
   Strawberry Alice

Strawberry Alice, played by Frances Fisher, serves as madame to the saloon girls. She is quick to defend the women, reminding them that for all the things they are and are not, they certainly deserve to be treated better than horses.

1. 1
   2
2. 3
   4

After his wife died, the reformed bandit William Munny struggles to raise his kids alone out in a small western town. He is a dad of two, a son named William Munny Jr. and a daughter named Penny.

1. "Little" Bill Daggett
   Ned Logan
2. Scofield Kid
   English Bob

Scofield Kid shows up at Munny's home, seeking his help with killing the two cowboys. However, Munny tells Kid that he has left the life of a gunfighter behind him.

1. William Munny
   Nat Logan
2. Scofield Kid
   English Bob

English Bob came to Big Whiskey aboard a train. He, of course, caught wind of the news that reward money was being given out for the death of two cowboys.

1. Bill Munny
   Schofield Kid
2. Little Bill Daggett
   Quick Mike

Writer W.W. Beauchamp travels to town with English Bob, planning to pen a biography about the Brit. Once Bob is sent packing from Big Whiskey, Beauchamp stays on in Big Whiskey to write about Sheriff Daggett instead.

1. Delilah
   Strawberry Alice
2. Sally Two Trees
   Marilyn Monroe

When Sally Two Trees sees William Munny, she knows he has brought bad karma. She gives him a death stare without saying a word to him.

1. Andy and Lippy
   Ned and Bob
2. Mike and Davey
   Will and Bill

It was Davey Bunting and Quick Mike who disfigured poor Delilah and started all the chaos in the wild west Wyoming town in "Unforgiven." All it took was one joke from a saloon girl to set them off and set in motion a terrible chain of events,

1. A gun
   Revenge
2. A cigarette
   Water

Davey yells for water after Munny shoots him through the gut, but the other men with Davey are too afraid to run out and give him any. That is, until William Munny promises not to shoot them as well.

1. James Garfield
   Ulysses Grant
2. Theodore Roosevelt
   Woodrow Wilson

It is 24th U.S. President James Garfield whose shooting is referenced during "Unforgiven" by English Bob and some other men on a train. The mention of the July 2, 1881 attack by Charles Guiteau helps give viewers a frame of reference for when the film is set.

1. Ned Logan
   Scofield Kid
2. William Munny
   English Bob

Scofield Kid takes his first life when he shoots Mike outside an outhouse. The event is so traumatizing that he vows to never kill another man.

1. San Francisco
   New York
2. Texas
   Mexico

William Munney receives his portion of the reward money for helping the saloon women. With the money, he retires to San Francisco with his family.

1. Have their faces scarred
   Give up horses
2. Apologize
   Get whipped

"Little" Bill Daggett decides that a whipping won't repay the brothel owner for the money he will miss out on. Instead, he decides that the two cowboys will have to give up their horses. The women at the brothel feel betrayed after this decision.

1. "Little" Bill Daggett
   Beauchamp
2. English Bob
   Skinny Dubois

William Munny walks into a saloon filled with "Little" Bill's men. When he finds out that Skinny Dubois owns the place, he shoots him dead for putting Ned Logan's body up outside his business.

1. His farm gets bought.
   Ned Logan isn't given a burial.
2. The saloon girls are killed.
   The saloon girls are kicked out of town.

The townspeople learn what a tough guy William Munny is by the end of "Unforgiven." In the film's epilogue, Munny promises to return and get revenge if the saloon girls are harmed in any way, or if Morgan Freeman's character Ned Logan isn't given a proper burial.

1. Strawberry Alice
   Faith
2. Delilah

Delilah and the other women at the brothel want the men punished for disfiguring her face. However, that decision is left up to the sheriff of Big Whiskey.

1. William Munney
   Ned Logan
2. "Little" Bill Daggett
   English Bob

Ned Logan shoots the horse out from under Davey but can't shoot the death bullet. Munny is forced to take the gun, and he finally hits Davey after missing a few times.