Movie Sequels Trivia

1. This series of movies is well known for the words "Oh, groovy, Baby", "Zip it" and "Can I have a hug?". Of course, it's Austin Powers. Do you know the name of the cat owned by Dr Evil?

From Quiz What Do You Know About Movies with Sequels?

Answer: Mr Bigglesworth

Dr Evil's cat, Mr Bigglesworth, is a purebred hairless Sphynx cat. Dr Evil's clone, Mini-Me also has a mini Mr Bigglesworth. Three Sphynx kittens were used for mini Mr Bigglesworth. The "Austin Powers" series of films include "Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery," (1997), "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me" (1999), and "Austin Powers in Goldmember" (2002), all starring Mike Myers as Austin Powers, Dr Evil, and Goldmember. The combined budget for the three movies was approximately $112 million and the combined world-wide box-office revenue approximately $676 million. Mike Myers was born in 1963, in Canada, of English parents. He is also well-known for his roles in "Wayne's World" and the "Shrek" movies. Some of his other roles are in the films "So I Married an Axe Murderer", "Mystery, Alaska", and "The Cat in the Hat".

From Quiz Which Movie or Sequel?

Answer: Rocky III

Following a brutal defeat at the hands of Clubber Lang (Mr. T.), and the death of his long time manager and friend, Micky Goldmill (Burgess Meredith), Rocky Balboa (Sylvester Stallone) sinks into the depths of depression, only to find a new ally and friend in former foe, Apollo Creed (Carl Weathers), who helps him train for the big rematch with Lang.

From Quiz More Movies to Grow Up With

Answer: Merlin

Merlin's real name was Lt. (jg) Sam Wells. After Goose died in an accident, he was replaced first by Sundown. Sundown and Maverick didn't get along very well though. Merlin was assigned as Maverick's (Tom Cruise) partner in his first mission after Top Gun training.

From Quiz Sequel of Sequels?!

Answer: Cameron Diaz

Cameron and Mike teamed up in "Shrek", not the "Austin Powers" movies. Beyonce starred as the sexy Foxxy Cleopatra in "Goldmember". Heather Graham was the beautiful Felicity Shagwell in "The Spy Who Shagged Me". Elizabeth Hurley portrayed the gun shooting Vanessa Kensington. Well, she shot at Austin in the second movie.

From Quiz A Sequel's Sequel - Part 1

Answer: Rene Russo

Rene was born in sunny California back in 1954. Rene has starred with Mel Gibson not only in the "Lethal Weapon" movies, but appeared with him as his spouse in "Ransom" also. Rene and Mel both received an nomination for "Best Kiss" for "Lethal Weapon 3" from MTV. Marisa Tomei and Christian Slater picked up this award for the movie "Untamed Heart".

From Quiz Creative Credits - The Sequel

Answer: Ferris Bueller's Day Off

Ben Stein, who plays the economics teacher, graduated from Columbia University with an honors degree in economics. Director John Hughes asked him to give a real economics lecture so everything he says in his lectures is ad libbed.

From Quiz Sequel City

Answer: Las Vegas

Daniel and Joshua Shalikar played the baby character named Adam Szalinski. Adam walked over to the Hard Rock Café and pulled up the guitar and strummed along. Instead of shrinking someone in this movie, Wayne Szalinski increases the size of his toddler, Adam. There is also a fourth in the series of "shrinking." "Honey, I Shrunk the Audience" is playing at Epcot in Disney World. It's so funny when the mice are running around and you actually feel them. EWW... gives me the chills just thinking about it

From Quiz More Lesser Known Movies

Answer: Angela Lansbury

It starred Hurd Hatfield (in the title role) and George Sanders. Interesting movie, from the Oscar Wilde novel.

From Quiz What Do You Know About Movies with Sequels?

Answer: Michael Keaton

The character "Batman" has been played by all of the alternative answers (Adam West in the 1960's TV Series and a 1966 movie), and also Christian Bale more recently. "Batman" made his first appearance in May 1939 in "Detective Comics" number 27. His "secret identity" is Bruce Wayne, a very rich playboy who is looked after by his butler, Alfred Pennyworth and assisted by Robin the "Boy Wonder" and Jim Gordon, the Gotham City Police Commissioner. Batman has a variety of adversaries including the Joker, the Riddler, the Penguin, Catwoman, Poison Ivy and Two-Face. In 2011 on IGN "Tob100 Comic Book Heroes of All Time", Batman is second place, to Superman's being named the number one comic book hero. Batman again runs a second to Superman on the "Empire" magazine's list of the "50 Greatest Comic Book Characters of All Time". The combined budget for "Batman", "Batman Returns", "Batman Forever", Batman & Robin", "Batman Begins", and "The Dark Knight" was approximately $925 million. The combined movies' world-wide box-office revenue was approximately $2.6 billion. Michael John Douglas (Michael Keaton) was born in 1951 in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, and began his career as a TV cameraman. After moving to Los Angeles, he auditioned for various TV shows and got a few small parts. It was at this time that he changed his name to Michael Keaton. He eventually gained a co-starring role in the comedy "Night Shift". Some of starring roles were in "The Dream Team", "Beetlejuice", and "Multiplicity".

From Quiz Which Movie or Sequel?

Answer: Police Academy 2 : Their First Assignment

The plan of Lt. Mauser (Art Metrano) is to break the spirit of the newly appointed officers by teaming them with incompatible partners. Neat freak Officer Cary Mahoney is assigned to work with lovable, but a unkempt K-9 Sergeant, Vinnie Schtilman, and his four legged partner, Luke. Mahoney is shocked as Schtilman eats a bowl of breakfast cereal after his pet kitten Bunky, uses the bowl as a litter box, and later when Schtilman graciously offers him half of a partly eaten candy bar that he finds in a public trash container, covered with ants.

From Quiz More Movies to Grow Up With

Answer: yellow

Scut Farcus was the neighborhood bully who tormented all the children daily on their walk to and from school. "He had yellow eyes. So help me God yellow eyes!" Wolves have yellow eyes and the score played the Wolf's theme from 'Peter and the Wolf' whenever Scut appeared on screen. He was shown as a predator and the smaller children were his prey. Zack Ward's and consequently Scut Farcus' eyes were actually blue.

From Quiz Sequel of Sequels?!

Answer: The Matrix & Matrix

Neo, played by Keanu Reeves took the pill to follow the rabbit into the hole in "The Matrix". The original "Matrix" was so good, you expected the same from all three. In my opinion only, it failed to bring the attention that the first movie had. Something was missing. The relationship between Neo and Trinity was beautiful, but it wasn't the same as in the first of the sequels. Keanu stopped with the first "Speed" movie. Luckily he did, because the second movie stunk! Unfortunately he didn't stop with the first ultimate "Matrix" though.

From Quiz A Sequel's Sequel - Part 1

Answer: Spy Kids

In the third movie "Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over" there were quite a few major celebrities. Not only does Antonio Banderas play the children's father Gregorio Cortez, but we also see Ricardo Montalban playing the children's grandfather. "Welcome to Fanstasy Island." We also see Sylvester Stallone playing the role of the Toymaker. "Yo Adrian." Cheech Marin as Felix Gumm. "If this is torture man, chain me to the walls." Steve Buscemi, forget the quotes, the eyes give him away. George Clooney, Elijah Wood and even Bill Paxton.

From Quiz Creative Credits - The Sequel

Answer: Being There

Mr. Sellers was nominated for a Best Actor Oscar for this role.

From Quiz Sequel City - The Sequel

Answer: Mary

I wish that they would create another sequel, with Mary hitting the teenage years with three dads. Can you imagine going on a date with all three men around bugging you? The first movie really came up with some cute liners. I think my favorite line would be when Peter, played by Tom Selleck, offered Michael, who was played by Steve Guttenberg, a thousand dollars for changing the "doodle" in her diaper.

From Quiz Which Movie or Sequel?

Answer: Star Trek : The Motion Picture

When the earth is threatened by a Hugh, an unknown phenomenon that destroys everything in its path, the only available starship in range to intercept the menace is the USS Enterprise, which is in dry dock following a major overhaul at Star fleet Command in San Francisco. As Cmdr. Willard Decker (Stephen Collins) prepares his ship and crew to meet the challenge, Admiral James T. Kirk (William Shatner), three years retired from commanding a star ship, arrives with orders to take command of the Enterprise, and to launch the mission.

From Quiz More Movies to Grow Up With

Answer: Nanook

Sam's dog, Nanook was a Siberian Husky. Nanook is an Inuit word for "bear". Cody was the dog who played Nanook. Sam refered to his dog by name several times during the movie. Most notably after he attacked Sam's brother who had recently become a vampire. Thorn was the name of Max's dog.

From Quiz A Sequel's Sequel - Part 1

Answer: Killer Whale

Jason James Richter was born in Oregon in 1980. Jason starred in all three of the "Free Willy" movies. I think my favorite scene out of the original movie would be where Willy jumps the baracade and Jesse. I almost cry every time I see that scene. Michael Jackson's song "Will You Be There" won the MTV award for the first movie, "Free Willy".

From Quiz Creative Credits - The Sequel

Answer: The Adventures of Bob & Doug McKenzie: Strange Brew

Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas created the McKenzie Brothers on the "SCTV" comedy series because Canadian broadcasting rules required that a certain percentage of time for each show related to Canada.

From Quiz Sequel City - The Sequel

Answer: Cocoon

The original "Cocoon" was directed by Ron Howard. The sequel, "Cocoon: The Return" was directed by Daniel Petrie. In both of the movies the boys acted like teenagers. Playing volleyball, swimming and just having fun. All I can say is after filming some of these scenes, they must have been worn out! Don Ameche actually won the Oscar for Actor in a Supporting Role.

From Quiz Movie Milestones and Record Holders

Answer: Hal Roach

Roach was 92 when he won an honorary Oscar in 1984 for his long career. He had met a fellow extra, Harold Lloyd, and they decided to produce films together, starring Lloyd. A long running series involved a character known as "Lonesome Luke". He is best remembered, though, for the "Our Gang" and "Laurel and Hardy" series.

From Quiz More Lesser Known Movies

Answer: Joan Fontaine

Excellent adventure.

From Quiz What Do You Know About Movies with Sequels?

Answer: The Dead Pool

"The Dead Pool" tells the story of a game called the "Dead Pool" where peoples' names are written on a list and they are mysteriously dying. The "Dirty Harry" movies in order, are "Dirty Harry" (1971), "Magnum Force" (1973), "The Enforcer" (1976), "Sudden Impact" (1983), and "The Dead Pool" (1988). Frank Sinatra, Robert Mitchum, John Wayne, Burt Lancaster, Marlon Brando, Steve McQueen and Paul Newman were all considered at one time for the role before it was finally given to Clint Eastwood for the 1971 movie. Two of the most famous movie quotes from "Dirty Harry are "I know what you're thinking. 'Did he fire six shots or only five?' Well, to tell you the truth, in all this excitement I kind of lost track myself. But being as this is a .44 Magnum, the most powerful handgun in the world, and would blow your head clean off, you've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel lucky?' Well, do ya, punk?"; and, of course, "Go ahead. Make my day."

From Quiz Which Movie or Sequel?

Answer: Batman Forever

In this 1995 thriller, Batman (Val Kilmer) and Robin (Chris O'Donnell) face off against Harvey Dent alias Two Face (Tommy Lee Jones), and Dr. Edward Hygma alias the Riddler (Jim Carrey), for control of Gotham City.

From Quiz More Movies to Grow Up With

Answer: S. Morgenstern

The Grandfather read "The Princess Bride, by S. Morgenstern," from the title page. The screenplay and book were actually written by William Goldman. There was never any such person as S. Morgenstern, although the books available to this day still list him as the author.

From Quiz Blockbuster Sequels

Answer: Scooby Doo

Ghost movies aren't always scary, and the proof is the funny "Ghostbusters" series. The original movie, starring Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd and Sigourney Weaver, was a big hit in 1984, so a sequel came out in 1989. Yet, the Ghostbusters must have retired after that, leaving a lot of fans anticipating a third offering. Their place was rapidly taken over by the Mystery Inc. - Scooby Doo's teenager gang.

From Quiz Sequel of Sequels?!

Answer: The Poseidon Adventure

The first movie was so good. Gene Hackman, the leader of the group, took them all to the bottom, I mean, the top of the ship to be rescued. When he plunged to his death, we all shed a tear. But Ernest Borgnine agreed to be the leader and show them the way out. Carol Lynley performed "The Morning After" so beautifully at the New Years Eve party. The entire cast was wonderful. Unfortunately Michael Caine, Sally Field and Telly Savalas could not reproduce the same results. It was a major disaster, worse than the "Titanic".

From Quiz Creative Credits - The Sequel

Answer: Airplane II: The Sequel

Early in his career, Mr. Shatner played Ranger Bob in "The Howdy Doodie Show".

From Quiz Movie Milestones and Record Holders

Answer: Thelma Ritter

They were all great character actors, but Ritter is the actress, the one with the most nominations without ever getting the gold statue before her death in 1969. Her best known films are "All About Eve", "Pillow Talk", "A Letter to Three Wives", and "Rear Window." Shirley Booth did win an Oscar for her lead role in her film debut, "Come Back Little Sheba".

From Quiz More Lesser Known Movies

Answer: Charles Bronson

These are two fine adventures.

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