Donnie Wahlberg Trivia Quiz

Answer: New Kids On The Block

New Kids On The Block, or NKOTB, was a big 80's group sensation that got their start in Boston, Massachusetts. Maurice Star, a record producer, formed the group which would later become one of the most popular groups in America and all over the world. Eventually the group officially split up 1994. This was how Donnie got his start. But the group got back together in 2008.

Answer: Bullet (1996)

The movie 'Bullet' (1996) starred the late Tupac Shakur. "Bullet" (1996) was about a Jewish person from Brooklyn who, after eight years in federal prison, was finally let out on parole.

Answer: False

Donnie did not star in 'Max Payne' (2008), but his brother Mark did. The movie that Donnie starred in 2008 was 'Righteous Kill' (2008). "Max Payne" (2008) was about an NYPD detective, Max Payne, whose wife and child had been murdered. Max soon after got himself transferred to the cold case office so he could continue searching for the killer who had murdered his wife and child. Max kept to himself, and soon two people reached out to him, during a fateful week. One was Alex, who was his ex-partner, who might possibly have found a clue.

The other was BB, the security chief at the pharmaceutical company where Max's wife worked.

Answer: The Sixth Sense

Donnie lost over 40 pounds for the role of Vincent Grey in 'The Sixth Sense' (1999). He had a short but memorable role in the film, playing Vincent Grey. "The Sixth Sense" (1999) was about a man named Malcolm Crowe, played by Bruce Willis, who was a child psychologist.

He talked to a boy named Cole Sear, who saw dead people. Eventually Malcolm (Willis) realized that he was dead and that was why only Cole could see him.

Answer: set a hallway on fire

In 1991 Donnie was convicted of first-degree arson for setting a hallway in a hotel on fire. He agreed to plead guilty to the reduced charges of second-degree criminal mischief and made public service ads about fire safety, drugs and drunk driving in return for an eventual dismissal of the charge.

Answer: Burton

Donnie's character in the film 'Annapolis' (2006) was Lt. Burton. "Annapolis" (2006) was about a shipyard welder and amateur boxer, Jake Huard, who joined the U.S. Naval Academy. He had many difficulties in his classes and suffered from prejudice in his relationship with superior officer, Cole. But he had the support of his roommate, Twins, and his superiors Ali and Lt. Commander Burton. Lt. Commander Burton helped Jake Huard to get accepted into Annapolis, a Naval Academy in Maryland, and also helped Huard in the boxing brigades.

Answer: The Block

This was the 6th studio album that they recorded as a group. Donnie, as well as the other members of New Kids On The Block, were on 'The Today Show' in April 2008 to announce their reunion. The album came out in a regular and deluxe edition. The regular edition has 13 songs and the deluxe has 17 songs.

Answer: August 17, 1969

Donnie was born Donald Edmond Wahlberg, Jr. in Dorchester, Boston, Massachusetts on August 17, 1969. Donnie was born into a Swedish/Irish-Catholic family, and was the eighth of nine children of Donald Sr., Alma Wahlberg.

Answer: Southie

'Southie' (1999) was about Danny Quin, a South Boston bad boy, who eventually returned home from NYC. He got seriously stuck between his pals, who were supported by one Irish mafia clan, and his family, who were members of another clan.

Answer: Saw

The 'Saw' films in which Donnie starred in were 'Saw' II, III, IV, & V. The 'Saw' series was about series of tasks (in each film there were different tasks) in which different people had to find a way to live, or they died. In 'Saw II' (2005) serial killer Jigsaw locked a group of eight people in his booby-trapped shelter, and they all had to find a way out before they eventually inhaled too much lethal nerve gas and died.