Exits and Entrances

[sjprop]

the answers are all loosly connected to entrances and exits

O G - at his birth the world shook
T B - A small troupe of them fell through cosmic holes
L L - left suddenly after trouble with nanny
A L S - Exit 98, enter 99
A M - frozen out
C W - did this bail jumper head for Kuala Lumpur
B D - devious path to the corridors of power
B B - His door is round, green with a centred brass knob
G & J - both begin in the beginning
P M - has a black door marked 'X'
M - David depicted his final exit in the bath
B T - Once entered, few exit, so holidaymakers beware!

thanks for all help

[valerieb1254]

PM ....Prime Minister

[valerieb1254]

BT ....Bermuda Triangle

[shammydodger]

LL = Lord Lucan
BD = Back Door
G&J = Genesis & John (?)
M = Marat (murdered in his bath)

[shammydodger]

TB = Time Bandits

[shammydodger]

To further explain Marat, "The Death of Marat" is a painting by Jacques-Louis David, and Jean-Paul Marat was an activist in the French Revolution. He was stabbed to death while in his bathtub (by Charlotte Corday.)

[shammydodger]

A L S = Auld Lang Syne

[Spotty Dog]

B B is Bilbo Baggins

[sgeandhu]

G& J definitely Genesis And John('s Gospel)
although John is not first book of New Testament
both boks begin
"In the beginning"

[mike b]

OG = Owen Glendower (Hen IV)

[shammydodger]

Crikey, good one Mike. Brings back nasty memories of English O' Level!

[mike b]

We did the 'Scottish Play' at O Level, shammyD, which is quite fun for bloodthirsty kids anyway, so luckily I have been able to read/watch and enjoy others without unfortunate prejudice. Know what you mean, though...

[shammydodger]

Mike

I actually like Shakespeare quite a lot, especially the history plays. I had to study Henry IV part I for O'Level. It was a far better experience going to watch a performance of it than spending month upon month dissecting and analysing it to death in the classroom. Then again, I suppose the analysis did help a great deal in understanding the dialogue when we eventually saw the live action. It certainly helped when watching Branagh's Henry V on screen.

sjprop

Am still working on the remaining exits/entrances!