Famous Redheads Trivia Quiz

Answer: Rita Hayworth

Her most famous role was that of 'Gilda', and she was famously quoted as saying about herself: 'Men go to bed with Gilda and wake up with me'. She was a true star and a class act.

Answer: Ginger Rogers

Ginger danced with Fred Astaire in many films, but she was also a good actress. I think one of her great performances is in 'Monkey Business' with ary Grant and Marilyn Monroe.

Answer: Anne Robinson

Before 'Weakest Link' she was best known in England for her 'cheeky' wink at the camera in programmes such as 'Points of View' and 'Watchdog'. She was a champion for many consumer causes and struck fear into the hearts of many companies.

Answer: Geri Halliwell

Geri has now reinvented herself and 'Ginger Spice' is well and truly gone. She's a yoga fanatic and is a shadow of her former self - shame really I liked her the old way.

Answer: Garfield

A cartoon character from Jon Davis - his friends include Odie and Nermal (my fave).

Answer: Gillian Anderson

Since 'X Files' fame Gillian has worked on the big screen in the 'X Files' movie, 'The Mighty' and 'House of Mirth'.

Answer: Spencer Tracy

His consecutive oscars were for 'Captains Courageous' in 1937 and 'Boys Town' in 1938. His famous co-star was another redhead Katherine Hepburn and they appeared in many films including 'Woman of the Year' and 'Adam's Rib'. Although he never divorced his wife (he was a Catholic), Spencer Tracy and Katherine Hepburn became partners until his death in 1967.

Answer: Charles Dance

Charles is a quintessential English gent, but of course he's played baddies - most notably in 'The Golden Child' with Eddie Murphy. In 2002 he starred in the stately home murder mystery 'Gosford Park'.

Answer: Jessica Rabbit

Jessica was the cartoon siren married to Roger Rabbit in 'Who Framed ...'. Her most famous line from the film is 'I'm not bad I'm just drawn that way'. Her very sexy voice was supplied by Kathleen Turner.

Answer: Julianne Moore

She took over where Jodie Foster left off as Clarice Starling in 'Hannibal', and more recently in late 2001, early 2002 Julianne has starred in 'The Shipping News' with Kevin Spacey and Judi Dench.

Answer: Lucille Ball

She was born Lucille Desiree Ball. She married Desi Arnez in 1940 and from 1951 they played Lucy and Ricky Ricardo in 'I Love Lucy' for 6 series. She was also the first woman to head a studio when she took over full control of Desilu Productions. Her films included 'Ziegfield Follies' and 'Abbott and Costello in Hollywood'. She died in 1989.

Answer: Alyson Hannigan

Although she looks like butter wouldn't melt in her mouth, Alyson's role in the 'American Pie' is quite risque making it all the more funny. Her other film credits include 'My Step Mother is an Alien' and 'Dead Man on Campus'.

Answer: Nicole Kidman

Nicole was born in 1967 in Honolulu, Hawaii. One of her best early performances was in the black comedy 'To Die For' with Matt Dillon. In 2001 she recorded a single 'Somethin' Stupid' and in 2002 won a Golden Globe for her performance in 'Moulin Rouge'. She is divorced from ex-husband Tom Cruise.

Answer: Deborah Kerr

The scene was in 'From Here to Eternity' in 1953 and at the time was quite controversial. Deborah also appeared in other classics such as 'The King and I', 'An Affair to Remember' and 'Separate Tables'. In later life she appeared in the TV mini series 'Woman of Substance'. She received an honorary oscar in 1994.

Answer: Mick Hucknall

Mick is the frontman for 'Simply Red' who have had hits ranging from 'Holding back the Years' to 'Fairground'.