A Quartet of Actors Trivia Quiz

Answer: Patrick Dempsey

After an amorous woman coaxes an 'extra' delivery from Randy, she passes the word to her love-starved friends about the extra service they'll get with the 'extra anchovies' order. Soon Randy is well on his way to having plenty of money for his college tuition. Randy's ladies in "Loverboy" were played by Carrie Fisher, Kirstie Alley and Kim Miyori. Patrick Dempsey was very busy between 1987-1989, with lead roles in "Can't Buy Me Love" with Amanda Petersen, "In the Mood" with Talia Balsam and Beverly D'Angelo, "Some Girls" with Jennifer Connelly, and "Happy Together" with Helen Slater, as well as "Loverboy".

Answer: Richard

Richard and Larry work for Bernie at an insurance company. They notice a possibly fraudulent claim and bring it to Bernie's attention. Bernie, who is behind the fraudulent claim, arranges to have Larry and Richard knocked off at his beach house, where he has invited them for the weekend.

Instead, Bernie is killed, prompting Larry and Richard to spend the weekend trying to make everyone think he is still alive. Terry Kiser, Catherine Mary Stewart and Louis Giambalvo also starred in the movie, which was followed by a sequel in 1993. Jonathan Silverman also appeared in "Stealing Home", "Class Action" and "Little Big League".

Answer: Rob Morrow

Depp and Morrow play two young guys at a resort who get mixed up with a jewel thief, the resort barber and the Baba-rama-nana, in their pursuit of women. "Private Resort" was released in 1985, and also starred Hector Elizondo, Leslie Easterbrook and Emily Longstreth. Rob Morrow has also appeared in "Quiz Show", "Last Dance" and "The Emperor's Club".

Answer: Jonathan Silverman

Blythe Danner and Bob Dishy played Eugene's parents, Kate and Jack, in Neil Simon's autobiographical story. After making his movie debut in "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" in 1985, "Brighton Beach Memoirs" (1986) was Jonathan's first starring role.

Answer: Patrick Dempsey

Before Melanie can finish her business in Alabama, Andrew shows up, followed by his snooty mother, the mayor of New York City (Candice Bergen). Melanie must then decide whether to keep her old husband, who she's still in love with, or marry Andrew, who represents her successful life in New York. Josh Lucas, Ethan Embry and Fred Ward also starred in this romantic comedy from 2000. Patrick Dempsey also appeared in "With Honors" and "Mobsters", as well as playing John F. Kennedy in the TV miniseries "J.F.K.: Reckless Youth".

Answer: Jon Cryer

Charlie Sheen played happy bachelor Charlie, whose loose lifestyle is interrupted when his uptight brother and his nephew come to live with him. The series began in 2003. Jon Cryer has also starred on TV in "The Famous Teddy Z", "Partners" and "The Trouble with Normal". Charlie Sheen and Jon Cryer also appeared together in 1991's "Hot Shots!".

Answer: Duckie

Duckie was Andie's insecure friend who rode his bike by her house everyday. He becomes very hurt when Andie begins dating Blane, but comes through for her when she arrives at the prom alone. Molly Ringwald played Andie in the movie which also starred Andrew McCarthy and James Spader. Cryer has also starred in "Hiding Out" and "Dudes".

Answer: Jonathan Silverman

"The Single Guy" ran for two season and also starred Jonathan Winters, Ming-Na, Joey Slotnick and Olivia d'Abo. Jonathan's first appearance in movies or on TV was on "Gimme a Break!", where he played Jonathan Maxwell, the husband of middle daughter Julie Kanisky, from 1984-86.

Answer: Jon Cryer

Jon Cryer played a teenager named Charles Cummings in "No Small Affair" (1984). Charles is an amateur photographer who falls in love with an 'older' woman of 22 (Demi Moore), who accidentally gets into one of his shots. He finds out that her name is Laura and that she's a singer about to lose her gig. Charles uses money he was saving for a trip to Rome to finance a publicity campaign for Laura, which eventually leads to great opportunities for her.

The movie also starred Ann Wedgeworth, George Wendt and Elizabeth Daily, and featured an early appearance by Tim Robbins as a friend of Charles.

Answer: Rob Morrow

For his portrayal of Joel, Rob Morrow was nominated twice for a Best Actor Emmy award, and three times for a Best Actor Golden Globe. The series aired from 1990-1995 and won several Golden Globe and Emmy awards for Best Drama Series. Janine Turner, Barry Corbin and John Corbett also starred in the series. Rob Morrow has also appeared in the TV series "Tattingers", "Street Time" and "Numbers".