Quiz: Can you answer these questions for the top prize on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

ITV is screening a three-part drama on the infamous case of a man who was prosecuted after winning £1 million.

THE INFAMOUS CASE of Major Charles Ingram – who was convicted of cheating his way to £1 million on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire – has been turned into a new drama series.

The first episode of Quiz – featuring Irish actors Risteárd Cooper and Aisling Bea – aired on ITV last night and is on again tonight and tomorrow.

The show was a phenomenon around the turn of the Millenium as contestants vied to win the top prize, and the format was exported to many other countries.

Only five people won £1 million in the UK version, so let’s see how well you’d have done with the questions faced by those who reached that far.

Best of luck!

The infamous Ingram got this one right in 2001 but later had the million stripped from him: A number one followed by one hundred zeros is known by what name?

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Googol

Megatron

Gigabit

Nanomole

John Carpenter got through to the million question without using any lifelines in the US version. He then phoned his dad on the last question, not for help, but to tell him he knew the answer to: Which of these U.S. Presidents appeared on the television series Laugh-In?

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Lyndon Johnson

Richard Nixon

Jimmy Carter

Gerald Ford

Judith Keppel was the first to win the UK edition by getting this right. Which king was married to Eleanor of Aquitaine?

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Henry I

Henry II

Richard I

Henry V

John Robinson took the money in March 2019 because he didn't know the answer to this: Which of these UK prime ministers never served as foreign secretary?

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Winston Churchill

Alex Douglas-Home

Anthony Eden

Harold Macmillan

Just a few months later, Davyth Fear didn't take the plunge on this and took the money instead: Which of these people was born the same year as Queen Elizabeth II?

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Audrey Hepburn

Judy Garland

Julie Andrews

Marilyn Monroe

Rosie O'Donnell won $500k for charity on the US Celebrity version after walking away from this question: Playwright Anton Chekhov graduated from the University of Moscow with a degree in what?

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Law

Medicine

Philosophy

Economics

Pat Gibson used 50:50 and phone a friend to get over the line on this and win the million. Which of these is not one of the American Triple Crown horse races?

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Arlington Million

Belmont Stakes

Kentucky Derby

Preakness Stakes

Roger Walker walked away from this million pound question in 2002. Which of these is a butterfly, not a moth?

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Mother Shipton

Red Underwing

Burnished Brass

Speckled Wood

Phil Gibbons didn't fancy this question on the US version in 2000. In the US, the Sony Walkman personal cassette player was originally marketed in 1979 under what name?

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Soundabout

Listener

Eardrummer

Stowaway

Jamal (Dev Patel) wins the jackpot at the finale of Oscar-winning film Slumdog Millionaire by answering this right: In Alexander Dumas' book The Three Musketeers, two of the musketeers are called Athos and Porthos. What was the name of the third musketeer?