FunTrivia Movies Mix: Vol 15 Trivia Quiz

Answer: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

"The Good, The Bad and The Ugly" was released in 1966 and is a true epic western directed by Sergio Leone. The story revolves around three men searching for stolen Confederate gold. Clint Eastwood portrays the good, Eli Wallach the ugly, and Lee Van Cleef as the bad.

Question by player ghosttowner

Answer: Spielberg could not think of a suitable plot.

Steven Spielberg was going to do a sequel but could not think of a suitable follow up to the original movie. He told Universal that he could not do justice to the original with a sequel and that it stood unique and complete on its own. The studio agreed and thus no sequel (YET).

He could go back and do sequels to more classics. This was from an interview with Steven Spielberg as part of extras on the anniversary edition of "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial". There is also a good actors' reunion included as well.

Question by player darkgnome101

Answer: Bette Davis

Bette Davis' career stretched from 1929 until her death in 1989. She starred in more than 100 films and was memorialized in the song "Bette Davis Eyes" by Kim Carnes.

Question by player ghosttowner

Answer: Liza Minnelli

Liza won the Best Actress Oscar in 1972. She portrayed Sally Bowles in the very successful movie "Cabaret".

Question by player mikegolden

Answer: Arsenal

'Fever Pitch' (1997) is a romantic comedy dealing with the relationship between a football obsessed secondary school English teacher (Colin Firth) and his serious-minded colleague (Ruth Gemmell). The film is based on the book of the same name by English novelist, Nick Hornby, who also wrote the screenplay.

Question by player Otautau

Answer: Perseus

'Clash of the Titans' was based on the tale of Perseus in Greek mythology. Perseus was a demigod, the son of Zeus and a mortal woman, who was arguably best known for beheading the gorgon Medusa.

Question by player ace_zeke

Answer: Bats

"Nightwing" was from 1979. The horror movie starred Nick Mancuso
and David Warner. The location of filming was New Mexico on an
Indian Reservation. The real stars were killer vampire bats.

Question by player penx

Answer: Dennis Quaid

If you remember, Dennis Christopher played the main character, Dave Stoller who biked his team to victory in the "Little 500." Randy Quaid is, in fact, Dennis Quaid's brother.

Question by player undudelike

Answer: Snow Globe

The scene in which Richard Gere smashes the snow globe over his wife's lover's head is one of the most disturbing scenes I've seen in films. Perhaps Charles Foster Kane holding a snow globe as he was dying was meant to foreshadow the eventual resolution that Rosebud was his sled as a child.

Question by player Triviaballer

Answer: Katharine Hepburn

Katharine Hepburn, regarded by many critics as the greatest actress in film history, and the winner of four Best Actress Oscars, began starring in proper films in 1932, and 1933's "Little Women" was only her fourth feature film. Directed by George Cukor, the film set records at the time of its release and would be followed by two more major film adaptations of the book in the 20th century, one in 1949 and one in 1994.

Question by player TriviaFan22