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Test your knowledge on what is most likely the best movie to come out of the 80s...
Easier, 10 Qns, iokepa, Aug 07 07
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  Another "Say Anything" Quiz    
Multiple Choice
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One of John Cusack's best movies. This is a classic 80s movie.
Average, 10 Qns, angela25, Oct 30 03
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trivia question Quick Question
What was Diane's last name?

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Say Anything... Trivia Questions
1. When Lloyd is talking to his friends at the Gas & Sip, what kind of snack food is one of the guys eating?

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Answer: Funyuns

2. The Main Character of Lloyd Dobler is played by...

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Answer: John Cusack

Born June 28th 1966

3. What movie does Lloyd play for the people at the nursing home?

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Answer: Cocoon

Very appropriate considering the average age of his audience is 65!

4. Lloyd's sister in the movie is played by...

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Answer: Joan Cusack

John's real-life sister Joan Cusack normally has either cameo or starring roles in most of his movies.

5. What do Lloyd's friends say Diane is trapped inside the body of?

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Answer: Game show hostess

6. What sport did Lloyd want to pursue as a career?

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Answer: Kickboxing

Lloyd was sparring with none other than Don 'The Dragon' Wilson in the scene where Lloyd gets kicked in the face. John was so into Kickboxing that he later used that skill in a fight scene in his movie 'Grosse Point Blank'.

7. What is Lloyd's sister's ex-husband's name?

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Answer: Tim

His name is actually never said. Lloyd spells it out when he is talking to his sister so her son won't know what they are talking about.

8. What kind of car did Lloyd drive?

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Answer: Blue Chevy Malibu

A Black Chevy Camaro was the car used in his movie 'Better Off Dead'.

9. What is Lloyd's best friend's name?

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Answer: Cory

10. What was Diane's last name?

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Answer: Court

Diane was played by actress Ione Sky.

11. How much did the jukebox at Diane's cost?

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Answer: $9,000

Lloyd asks Mr. Court when he is at their house for dinner.

12. What were the two graduation gifts that Diane's father gave to her?

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Answer: A new car and her mothers wedding ring

While the luggage was also supposed to be a gift, Diane's father Jim Court had his credit cards declined and was unable to purchase them. The trip to London was due to Diane winning the scholarship and not a gift.

13. What is Lloyd's telephone number?

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Answer: 555-1342

Lloyd says it about three times when he is leaving a message for Diane.

14. Diane's father, Jim Court, ran what type of business?

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Answer: Nursing Home

The movie doesn't specify if it was a nursing home or a retirement community, but it does mention that he was taking money from 'grandma and grandpa' which tells us that it was a business taking care of the elderly.

15. How did Diane sign the letter Lloyd delivered to her father in jail?

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Answer: Diane

Lloyd mentions that there was a version signed "I can't help loving you, Diane", but when Mr. Court reads ahead, he discovers that she only signed her name.

16. What song was playing on the Radio when Lloyd and Diane were making love in his car?

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Answer: 'In Your Eyes' by Peter Gabriel

The Smithereens were commissioned by Cameron Crowe to write the theme song for the movie, and they came up with 'A Girl Like You.' Crowe thought that the lyrics were too leading (they outline the entire plot), so he rejected it in favor of Peter Gabriel's 'In Your Eyes.' 'A Girl Like You' went on to be included in the Smithereen's next album, '11.' - (Source: Internet Movie Database)

17. What color was the letter Lloyd sent to Diane?

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Answer: Blue

18. What city did the movie take place?

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Answer: Seattle

Most of the movie was filmed in Seattle.

19. In her graduation speech, Diane says that she has glimpsed the future. In regards to the future, what does she tell the graduating class to do?

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Answer: Go back

Diane reads this part of her speech to her dad on the way to the ceremony because she doesn't think anyone will think it's funny, and he laughs right away and tells her to say it. Of course, not one person laughed during her speech!

20. What was Lloyd's job at the party at Vahlere's?

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Answer: Key Master

Lloyd: 'I have to judge whether-or-not someone can drive. I have to keep their keys.' Diane: 'So it's an honor?' Lloyd: 'No...'

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