Celebrities K-L Trivia

1. Lulu was born in 1948. In which city did she grow up?

From Quiz A Lulu of a Singer

Answer: Glasgow

The eldest of four children, Lulu, born Marie Lawrie, spent her early years in Dennistoun, Glasgow. Already an experienced performer, at 14 she joined a group called the Gleneagles and was performing with them at the city's Lindella Club when she was discovered by Marion Massey, a London agent whose brother owned the club.

From Quiz I Have a Bad Feeling About This

Answer: Race Car Driver

Lucas was born to George Lucas Sr. and Dorothy Lucas in Modesto, California. While growing up in California, Lucas had a passion for racing. However, after a car crash, he decided racing wasn't a viable career. He did have an interest in film making, which he pursued while attending college.

From Quiz SRK - King of Bollywood

Answer: Shoulder

At his school in Delhi during the late 1970s and early 1980s, Shahrukh (his birth name, but his preferred way of writing it was as Shah Rukh) Khan excelled in both hockey (field hockey, not on ice) and football (aka soccer), and was planning to choose between the two in pursuing a professional career before a shoulder injury meant that was no longer an option. He replaced sports with dramatics, and modelled his performances on those of the Bollywood stars of the day. While earning his bachelors degree in economics (1985-1988), he also spent much of his time working with the Theatre Action Group, and shortly after enrolling for a masters degree in mass communications, he made acting his full time career.

From Quiz Meena Kumari: The Tragedy Queen Of Indian Cinema

Answer: Bombay (Mumbai)

Meena Kumari was born on August 1, 1932, in Bombay, now known as Mumbai. Her parents were Ali Bux and Iqbal Begum. Her father was involved in theatre, and he also worked as a music teacher. Her mother, Iqbal Begum was a theatre actress and dancer.

From Quiz Life and Career of a Legend

Answer: Christopher Frank Carandini Lee

Christopher Lee was born in 1922. His father was Geoffrey Trollope Lee, Lieutenant Colonel of the 60th King's Royal Rifles Corps. His mother was Countess Estelle Marie. His only sibling was a sister, Xandra Carandini Lee. Sir Christopher Lee was a distant relative of the legendary Confederate general Robert E. Lee.

From Quiz Larry King Alive!

Answer: Lawrence Leibel Harvey Zeiger

Larry was born Lawrence Leibel Harvey Zeiger on November 19, 1933. New York City was the city of his birth and the city of dreams for his parents, two Jewish immigrants. Larry's father immigrated from Austria. He met and married Larry's mother, who immigrated from Belarus. The couple together worked toward having the American dream. His father started a restaurant and also worked at a defense plant, while his mother was a garment maker. Larry was the oldest of their two sons (the youngest being his brother, Marty). When he was an adult, Larry changed his name to King when he got into radio business, due to his manager suggesting Zeiger was too hard a name for audiences to remember.

From Quiz Garlic Bread?!

Answer: 2 July 1973

His birthname was Peter John Kay. His parents' names are Michael John Kay (died 1999) and Margaret Deirdre O'Neill.

From Quiz Liza with a Z

Answer: In the Good Old Summertime

At the age of about a year and a half, she appeared at the very end of "In the Good Old Summertime," released in 1949, as the onscreen daughter of real-life mother Judy Garland.

From Quiz Madeline Kahn

Answer: Wolfson

Madeline Gail Wolfson was born in Boston, to Paula Kahn and Bernard Wolfson. Once she graduated from college, she started to pursue acting. She decided, at that point in time, to take her mother's last name. Madeline's parents divorced when she was still a toddler. She has two half siblings, one from her father and the other from her mother. Her siblings' names are Jeffrey and Robyn.

From Quiz Anthony Kiedis

Answer: Cole Dammett

His father's stage name was Blackie Dammett. The young Anthony was cast in many films, mostly as the naughty rebel kid!

From Quiz The Life and Roles of Olek Krupa

Answer: Rybnik

Rybnik is located in the Silesian Voivodeship, which is in southern Poland. Olek Krupa was born on August 31st, 1955, and spent his early life in Rybnik and also Ryazan, Russia.

From Quiz Susan Lucci 101

Answer: Scarsdale

Lucci was born on the above date in Scarsdale, New York, which is located just north of New York City. Her parents are Jeanette and Victor Lucci. She is a mother of two children, Liza Huber (born in 1975) and Andreas Huber (born in 1979).

From Quiz Claudine Longet

Answer: The Party

In the movie "The Party" (1968), Claudine played Michele Monet, a struggling actress who attended a swanky Hollywood party with Captain "Permission to Come Aboard" Stubing (a.k.a. Gavin McLeod). While at "The Party", Claudine's character met Hrundi V. Bakshi, a bumbling East Indian actor who had been accidentally invited to the party, played by Peter Sellers. The film was essentially a Sellers vehicle for his hilarious antics, but Longet brought to the screen her gentle sweetness, which was irresistible.

From Quiz Peter Kay And Garlic Bread

Answer: The Sound Of Laughter

This book tells of Peter's early life to his beginnings in showbiz. The cover of the book is a scene from the "The Sound Of Music" with Peter's head superimposed on Julie Andrews' shoulders.

From Quiz Buster Keaton: The Man and the Myths

Answer: As a baby, he emerged unscathed from a tumble down the stairs.

Accounts differ as to how old little Joseph was when he took the famous spill that led a bystander to pronounce, "My, what a buster!" Keaton himself claimed that he was six months old. Biographers believe he was probably closer to 18 months old. But either way, the name clearly stuck. Nobody after that -- not even his wives or grandchildren -- called him anything but Buster (though the grandkids prefaced it with "Grandpa"). It's a name he literally took to the grave, where his headstone reads simply, "Buster Keaton 1895 - 1966". As for Buster's claim that it was Harry Houdini who gave him the moniker, this myth was probably started by Buster's father, Joseph Keaton V. The Keatons did travel the vaudeville circuit with Houdini and his wife. The two families were close friends, with Joe and wife Myra naming their second child Harry in Houdini's honor. But there's no evidence that Houdini and the Keatons crossed paths until after Buster had already picked up the name he'd use the rest of his life. Buster himself seemed to have been the originator of another myth, that he was the first to use Buster as a name, but according to US Census data it was just not true. The name Buster was in the top 1000 names clear back to 1880 -- fifteen years before Buster's birth. It is, however, possible that Buster Keaton's popularity sparked the use of Buster as a nickname.

From Quiz Christopher Lee- Not Just a Bloodsucking Vampire

Answer: 27th May 1922

Christopher was born on 27th May, 1922, exactly 11 years after the birth of another horror favourite, Vincent Price; whilst Lee's close friend Peter Cushing was born on 26th May 1913. Too much celebrating by the undead in May! Christopher was born Christopher Frank Carandini Lee.

From Quiz Cody Linley - More Than Just Jake Ryan

Answer: Hoot

Cody Linley played Mullet Fingers in "Hoot" (2006). Mullet Fingers is the step brother of Beatrice Leep, a girl the main character, Roy, befriends. The main character, Roy, moves to a new city, and learns of some new construction. However, he finds a family of burrowing owls nesting on the grounds, and he, Beatrice, and Mullet all try to stop the construction from ruining the owl's habitat.

From Quiz Jared Leto

Answer: December 26, 1971

Jared Leto was born Jared Joseph Leto on December 26, 1971 in Bossier City, Louisiana. He was brought up in Louisiana with his older brother, Shannon Leto (who is also one of the members of his group). Jared wanted to do more than just act, he wanted to sing as well; after all, he was brought up in a house full of artistic people. So he and his brother and two friends decided to create a group and that's how they became a group called 30 Seconds To Mars.

From Quiz Artie Lange

Answer: Steven

Born October 11, 1967, Artie was named after his father, Arthur Steven Lange, Sr. Artie's dad features prominently in many of Artie's hilarious childhood stories, but tragically, he did not live to see his son's success. He broke his neck in a roofing accident, and died sometime later of complications.

From Quiz Evel Knievel

Answer: Robert Craig Knievel

He was born in Butte, Montana in 1938. He was given the nickname 'Evil' because of a few brushes with the law in his youth, and changed it to 'Evel' when his stunt career took off. Edward John Smith was the captain of the Titanic.

From Quiz Let's Hear it for Julia Louis-Dreyfus

Answer: New York City, New York

Julia Elizabeth Scarlett was born in New York City, New York in the borough of Manhattan on the 13th of January 1961. She spent her early years in New York City, Maryland and Washington, DC. Julia's parents divorced when she was young and both remarried. She considers herself lucky to have four parents.

From Quiz Riki Lindhome

Answer: Portville

Riki attended Portville Central School. She played the flute for many years. She graduated in 1997 as the class Salutatorian.

From Quiz Shia LaBeouf - A Rising Star

Answer: June 11, 1986

Shia was born in sunny Los Angeles California. He is an only child.

From Quiz Enchanting Eva Longoria

Answer: March 15, 1975

Eva Longoria was born in Corpus Christi, Texas. Her parent's are Enrique Longoria Jr. and Ella Eva Mireles. Longoria has three older sisters named Elizabeth, Emily and Esmeralda.

From Quiz Vanessa Lengies

Answer: Margaret "Meg" Pryor

"American Dreams" first debuted on September 29, 2002. This show follows the Pryor family who lives in Philadelphia during the 1960s. Roxanne is the best friend of the Pryor family's daughter, Meg. Roxanne is known for being troublesome as well as interested in boys and being famous.

From Quiz The Wonderful John Krasinski

Answer: October 20, 1979

John was born on October 20, 1979 in Newton, Massachusetts. He is the youngest of three sons born to Ronald (a doctor) and mother Mary (a nurse).

From Quiz The Life Of Hugh Laurie

Answer: House, M.D.

House, M.D. began in 2004, immediately launching British-born actor, Hugh Laurie, to international fame. Although he was already a household name in England, the role as Dr. House was arguably one of his more famous roles.

From Quiz The Life of Gene Kelly

Answer: 1912

Gene Kelly (August 23, 1912 - Feburary 2, 1996) was born into a large middle-class Irish family in Pittsburgh. His father was a traveling record salesman and his mother was obsessed about exposing her children to the arts. While he was a teenager he ran a dance studio with his brother, Fred. In 1938, when he thought he was a good enough dancer, he bought a one way-ticket to New York City, and eventually landed the lead role in "Pal Joey".

From Quiz Matthew Lillard

Answer: 24 January

Matthew shares a birthday with "The O.C." star Mischa Barton and former Olympian Mary Lou Retton.

From Quiz Juliette Lewis

Answer: June

Juliette Lewis was born on June 21, 1973 in Los Angeles, California.

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