Interrupted Girl Trivia Questions

Answer: 1968

We know this because at one point they are watching TV and it shows that Martin Luther King Jr. had just died.

Answer: Lisa

Lisa called it her "diag-nonsense".

Answer: 10

Georgina tells Susanna that when Polly was 10 her mother told her she had to give up her puppy because it was giving her a rash. Polly then got her father's gas can and poured it on her rash and set it on fire. Georgina then informs Susanna shortly after that she's a pathological liar, which adds a bit of irony to the scene.

Answer: Come Together

'Come Together', a title for one of The Beatles' songs, was written on yellow construction paper.

Answer: Whoopi Goldberg

Goldberg, born on November 13th, 1955 in New York City, was cast as Valerie Owens. Valerie was the head nurse at Claymoore Hospital and she got along well with the patients. She was known to be stern but also compassionate. In her first scenes with Susanne, she showed Susanna around the hospital. Near the end of the movie, Valerie decided to practice some tough love with Susanna, so she picked her up and dumped her in a bathtub. Valerie told Susanna that she had seen many crazy people, over her tenure as a nurse at psychiatric hospitals, but that Susanna was not crazy. Just before Susanna got in a cab to go home, after being released, she hugged Valerie and Valerie reminded her to remember her when she shaved her legs, in reference to an earlier scene in the film. Goldberg starred in the films, "Eddie", "Ghosts of Mississippi", and "Sister Act". In 1991, Goldberg received an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for the film, "Ghost". Other Oscar nominees for Best Supporting Actress, that year, were Mary McDonnell for "Dances with Wolves", Lorraine Bracco for "Goodfellas", Annette Bening for "The Grifters", and Diane Ladd for "Wild at Heart".

Answer: Georgina Tuskin

When Susanna and Georgina first meet, Georgina asks Susanna if she ever read the book she has with her. Susanna replies, "No, but I saw the movie a bunch of times, though." Georgina informs her that the movie was based on the first book, which she had also read, and tells her that there were no ruby slippers in it originally, and that they had added that to the movie.

Answer: Trespassing

You see this sign several times in the movie.

Answer: Basically, a self-image problem. The person views themselves as abnormal.

Answer: Toby

Toby was drafted and wanted to run away to Canada with Suzanna but Suzanna refused.

Answer: 2

Susanna asks Valerie if anyone has ever watched her shave her legs. Valerie retorts back "I have two kids and one bathroom, what do you think?" Susanna tells her she thinks she should lock the door.

Answer: Rowe

Remember when they snuck down to the bowling alley and then to Melvin's office? Lisa was handing everyone their folders and when she got to hers, she said, "Lisa Rowe."

Answer: Dr. Dyke

While Lisa was talking to Susanna she asked her if she had seen 'the great wonderful Dr. Dyke' to which a nurse explained that Lisa really meant Dr. Wick.

Answer: Vanessa Redgrave

Redgrave, a native of London, England, had the small role of Dr. Sonia Wick. Dr. Wick was the head psychiatrist at Claymoore Hospital and she decided to speak to Susanna in one session. In the session, Dr. Wick tried to get Susanna to understand her illness and what she could do to get better and Susanna commented, to Dr. Wick, that she was ambivalent. Dr. Wick told her about ambivalence and stated she did not believe that Susanna was ambivalent. Dr. Wick decided to take on Susanna's case, relieving Dr. Potts of it. At the end of the movie, Dr. Wick decided that Susanna was well enough to be released from the hospital, after she had stayed there for well over a year. Redgrave was seen in the movies, "Venus", "Mission: Impossible", and "Agatha". In 1978, Redgrave won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for the movie, "Julia". Other Oscar nominees for Best Supporting Actress, that year, were Melinda Dillon for "Close Encounters of the Third Kind", Tuesday Weld for "Looking for Mr. Goodbar", Quinn Cummings for "The Goodbye Girl", and Leslie Browne for "The Turning Point".

Answer: Janet Webber

Janet says this when Mrs. Gilcrest is leaving the ice cream parlour after everyone broke into riot. She says this in a "Scooby-Doo voice".

Answer: 23 Vicar Street

She lives at 23 Vicar Street. It says this in the letter that Lisa gives to Susanna when they escape to go to Florida.

Answer: Depends on the person

Borderline Personality can be cured, but not in everyone. (The person also should be watched for relapse.) It depends on how hard the person is willing to work on getting better, and how they use resources, etc. Susanna saw that in order to live a whole life, she would need to try and get better, therefore, she represented the approximately 50% of people willing to get better.

Answer: A cat

It was actually Angelina Jolie's own idea to use this puppet. Her mother sent it to her and she was always playing with it on the set so the director decided to use it in filming.

Answer: Janet

Janet was anorexic and refused to eat. She was upset that Daisy had been released before her.

Answer: Colace, Valium

During the scene where Susanna talks to her mother on the phone Daisy asks for Colace. Later, when Susanna and Lisa go to Daisy's house, Daisy asks for Valium.

Answer: chicken

She says this a couple of times during the movie, not even noticing that she is saying it.

Answer: Brittany Murphy

Murphy, born in 1977 in Atlanta, Georgia, got the part of Daisy Randone. Daisy was a patient at the hospital and she often requested laxatives, which amused Lisa. Daisy's father owned a delicatessen and often brought her chicken throughout the movie, which Daisy would hide under her bed until she got to a certain amount and then Valerie made her throw it out. Midway through the movie, Daisy was released and got her own apartment. When Susanna and Lisa escaped the hospital, they went to Daisy's home and Lisa and Daisy got into a fight and Lisa upset Daisy immensely. The next day Susanna called out for Daisy but could not find her. When she went to Daisy's room, she discovered that Daisy had hung herself. Murphy had roles in the movies, "Uptown Girls", "8 Mile", and "Don't Say a Word". Murphy passed away on December 20th, 2009 as a result of complications from pneumonia, anemia and drug intoxication.

Answer: M.G.

M.G. informs Susanna that Dr. Wick is a girl. Lisa replies, "That's right M.G. Wick's a chick. Hence the nickname."