25 Degrees of Billy Crudup Trivia Quiz

Answer: Charlotte Gray

From the same director of "Little Women", Gillian Armstrong, "Charlotte Gray" was released as a hopeful for an Oscar. Full of intrigue and romance, the plot had World War II and the Holocaust as scenery for the beautiful love story between Julien (Billy Crudup) and Charlotte (Cate Blanchett).

Answer: Bandits

Along with Billy Bob Thornton, Bruce Willis and Cate Blanchett star in this crime comedy. Two men fall in love with the same girl, Cate, and simply fill their pockets with a lot of money stolen from several banks. Cate was nominated for Best Actress - Musical or Comedy for The Golden Globes for her dazzling performance.

Answer: The Story of Us

This film was sarcastically called 'When Harry Broke Up With Sally', a reference to "When Harry Met Sally" from the same director, but "The Story Of Us" is a truly convincing story of a marriage break up. Bruce Willis and Michelle Pfeiffer yell a lot at each other!

Answer: Scarface

A remake of Howard Hawks' gangster film, "Scarface" it attracted great attention for its violence and its free way of showing the drug dealing underworld life. The screenplay was by Oliver Stone.

Answer: The Devil's Advocate

Keanu Reeves plays attorney Kevin Lomax in "The Devil's Advocate". Although Al Pacino's energetic and amazing performance caught the eye, Reeves is able to give a straight and decent performance to his character, who narrates the story.

Answer: Much Ado About Nothing

"Much Ado About Nothing" is considered one of Shakespeare's best comedies. This adaptation was nominated for Best Film (Musical or Comedy) for The Golden Globe.

Answer: The Remains Of The Day

"The Remains of The Day" received nine Academy Award nominations, including Best Actor and Actress. Anthony Hopkins plays Stevens, the devoted butler who considers serving his master above all things and Emma is Miss Kenton, who tries to awaken Stevens' humanity. The film was directed by James Ivory.

Answer: The Edge

"The Edge" is an adventure drama featuring Anthony Hopkins, Elle MacPherson and Alec Baldwin. The film was written by the Pulitzer Prize - winning playwright David Mamet and directed by Lee Tamahori. The ferocious bear is played by Bart The Bear.

Answer: The Juror

Demi Moore is the mother trying to save her son from the threat of being kidnapped by Alec Baldwin (The Teacher) in the Brian Gibson's thriller "The Juror".

Answer: G. I. Jane

"G.I. Jane" is directed by Ridley Scott. The film brings up the issue of gender differences and the idea of woman being in combat, but basically shows Moore in different working out sequences. At the same time it shows some interesting documentary-like sequences of SEAL training.

Answer: 28 days

"28 days" was directed by Betty Thomas and the screenplay was written by the screenwriter of "Erin Brockovich", Susannah Grant.

Answer: Practical Magic

"Practical Magic" was directed by Griffin Dunne and Tim Burton was one of its producers. Stockard Channing and Dianne Wiest play the older aunts who teach magic skills to their nieces Bullock and Kidman.

Answer: Moulin Rouge!

"Moulin Rouge!" had eight nominations for The Academy Awards, winning Best Costume Design and Art Direction. The director is Baz Luhrmann.

Answer: Down With Love

Directed by Peyton Reed "Down With Love" pays homage to the romantic comedies of the early '60s. The film also features Tony Randall who appeared in three films with Doris Day and Rock Hudson.

Answer: Bridget Jones's Diary

"Bridget Jones's Diary" is based on Helen Fielding's hugely popular novel. Colin Firth plays standoffish Mark Darcy in this romantic comedy directed by Sharon Maguire. Renee Zellweger was nominated for a Best Actress Academy Award.

Answer: Valmont

"Valmont" is the third cinema adaptation of Chodleros de Laclos' classic novel "Les Liasons Dangereuses". The plot is about two aristocrats, with nothing else to do, conspiring to destroy several innocent lives, just for fun of it. The film was nominated for Best Costume Design.

Answer: American Beauty

Kevin Spacey won his second Oscar for his extraordinary performance in "American Beauty". The film won five Oscars including Best Film.

Answer: Seven

"Seven" is considered a brilliant serial killer movie. Director David Fincher made it disturbing enough to touch very deep inside every human dark side. The photography is by Darius Khondji.

Answer: Legends of The Fall

"Legends of The Fall" tells the history of three brothers in love with the same woman. Anthony Hopkins plays their strong father and the film won the Oscar for Best Cinematography (John Toll).

Answer: First Knight

"First Knight" tells the story of a famous love triangle - Lancelot (Richard Gere), Guinevere (Julia Ormond) and Arthur (Sean Connery). Directed by Jerry Zucker the film has lots of exciting action sequences.

Answer: Dr. T and The Women

"Dr. T & The Women" re teams up Altman and Anne Rapp, screenwriter of "Cookie's Fortune". Gere is Dr. Sullivan Travis, surrounded by his wife, two daughters, sister-in-law and nieces. Helen Hunt is the potential girlfriend.

Answer: What Women Want

"What Women Want" is directed by Nancy Meyers, who is also screenwriter and producer of the film. Bette Midler appears as Nick's (Mel Gibson) analyst which convinces him that he got a gift, instead of becoming a freak.

Answer: The Patriot

"The Patriot" directed by Roland Emmerich received three Academy Awards nominations. The Screenwriter Robert Rodat intended to portray the history of the legendary guerrilla leader "Francis 'The Swamp Fox' Marion", but the film demanded more heroic than controversial sequences.

Answer: The Four Feathers

"The Four Feathers" is the fifth film version of A.E.W. Mason's tale of honor and adventure. This one is directed by Shekhar Kapur and there were also two versions in silent screen.

Answer: Almost Famous

"Almost Famous" is based on director Cameron Crowe's own teenage experiences. Billy Crudup is superb as Russell Hammond and Kate Hudson is the lovely Penny Lane. The film got four Oscar nominations, including Kate Hudson and Frances McDorman for Best Supporting Actress, but took home the prize for Best Original Screenplay (Cameron Crowe).