"Everybody Loves Raymond": Match the Actors Quiz

Answer: Ray Barone

Like many popular sitcom stars, Ray Romano was a successful comedian before he began acting in this show that revolved around his character, which had a lot in common with his own life.

Answer: Debra Barone

Patricia Heaton was a very convincing Debra Barone. She and Ray had an excellent chemistry that really helped make the show a success.

Answer: Robert Barone

Brad Garrett is an interesting actor. Not known for being a lovable man off camera--he really played Robert with a wide variety of moods and characterizations.

Answer: Marie Barone

Doris Roberts played many characters over her long, successful career. But she will always be best known for her portrayal of a bossy and controlling--but lovable--Italian wife and mother.

Answer: Frank Barone

Peter Boyle was an excellent leading man and character actor throughout his years working in films, stage, and television. An excellent comedic actor, he often stole the show with his acting ability.

Answer: Ally Barone

Madylin Sweeten was very young when she began the role of Ally Barone in this show. It must be difficult to grow up in front of the camera and be expected to keep up with the talented adult actors.

Answer: Michael Barone

The twins on the show were played by real-life twins, Sullivan and Sawyer Sweeten, who were also Madylin's younger brothers in real life. They began working on the show when they were literally infants and grew up through the years of the show.

Answer: Geoffrey Barone

Sawyer Sweeten, who played Geoffrey Barone, committed suicide before his 20th birthday. It must have been a terribly sad time for his real-life family, and for the actors on the show, who considered themselves a "family" through the years.

Answer: Amy MacDougall

Monica played Amy MacDougall--Robert Barone's girlfriend, then fiancee, and eventually his wife. Their relationship was long-term and filled with both drama and comedy.

Answer: Doug Heffernan

Kevin James and Ray Romano are friends off-set as well as on television. When Kevin began playing "Kevin" in the first season of "Everybody Loves Raymond", he could not have known that he would soon have his own hit show, "The King of Queens." The characters from both shows guest starred on the two shows - creating cross-over characters on both shows.