False, that would happen in 2037.
You are correct! She has a husband and kids in Toronto.
Megara was a princess awarded to Hercules by her father Creon for saving Thebes in Greek Mythology
It was actually true. The initial date was 2039 (not 37), but now it’s 2017.
False. Hercules’ name in Greek mythology is Heracles. The rest is true.
The High definition disc war ended in 2009
True
Ah, very good! I had hoped I could trip you with the name change. 
Esmeralda was at one time a member of the official Disney Princess line
True. I remember her in the merchandising.
False. It officially ended in 2008 after the surrender of the HD DVD.
The shortest Harry Potter film is the one based on the longest book.
True
Since being removed from the Disney Princess line, Tinker Bell now has her own franchise
True.
In a way you’re right. Technically, the shortest film is Deathly Hallows Part 2, but that one is only based on 13 and a half chapters from a book. The Order of the Phoenix is about 8 minutes longer, but it’s based on the longest book, with 38 chapters.
Citizen Kane was Orson Welles first film.
False
Sandor Clegane is known as the Hound
True.
It was true. As incredible as it sounds, it was his first film, and he made it when he was only 26 years old.
Marlinspike Hall was known as Moulinsart in the original French
True
You’re correct!
Edward Teach was a real man
Yes, but he was more famously known as Blackbeard.
Yes.
Curtain: Poirot’s Last case was the last book written by Agatha Christie.
False. Postern Of Fate was the last novel she wrote. Though Curtain and Sleeping Murder were released after, they were written before.
After the success of The Lord Of The Rings, J.R.R. Tolkien tried to rewrite The Hobbit to be more similar in tone to The Lord Of The Rings but gave up after realising it wouldn’t be the same book anymore.
That is true!
Tolkein’s wife was a Protestant, but he urged her to become Catholic
True. She was Anglican and changed because of him, which is something I can’t understand.
I actually think this is false. He did rewrite minor things to retrospectively accommodate the book to be more in line with The Lord of the Rings. He introduced the mithril and changed some Riddle in the Dark passages, for instances. He didn’t change the whole book, though, if that’s what pixarmilan means.
Quite good.
Stieg Larsson published the Millenium trilogy posthumously.
While what you say is true, I was referring to when in 1960 he tried to rewrite the whole book, but after chapter 3 decided to give up because it felt too different. So Virginia was correct in regards to my intended meaning.
This is a guess, but I’ll say false.
The Bourne Legacy is not based on a book.
True. There’s a novel with the same title, though.
It was true. He died a year before the first novel was published.
Edison was the first person to ever legally register a motion picture.
False, he invented them, but didn’t register them
Republican and Democrat used to have eachother’s meanings
I think true.
Wrong on both accounts. He didn’t invent them and yes, he was the first to legally register one, so it was true.
A wide-angle lens has a relatively short focal length.
True
Barbie was first introduced in 1953
False.
True.
According to scientific studies, blondes will disappear in a few centuries.
True, and gingers with them 
Katherine and Audrey Hepburn were related