Round 1: Tossup 5

A film blends shots of one of these structures together as the narrator quotes Falstaff’s metaphor about “naked, poor, forked radish” in discussion of “this grand choiring shot of affirmation.” In a 1963 film, the camera pans up to show one of these structures as a man asks, “who put that there?” right after his suit is ruined by ice cream spilled by Audrey Hepburn’s character. Narration over (-5[1])a montage depicting one of these structures argues that artworks eventually overshadow their creators’ identity; that scene is from (*) Orson Welles’s F for Fake. A Canadian tourist’s suicidal jump off of this sort of structure results in the death of Amélie’s mother. (10[1])In (10[1])Before Sunset, Jesse and Celine discuss how one of these structures “will be gone one day” as they sight-see along the Seine. For 10 (10[1])points, what sort of structure names a Disney film about Quasimodo? ■END■ (10[2])

ANSWER: cathedrals [accept Chartres Cathedral; accept Notre-Dame de Chartres; accept Notre Dame de Paris; prompt on bell towers; prompt on churches] (The second line references a scene in Charade.)
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