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1. Steve Buscemi was born in 1957 in a city that is the setting for several of his projects, including "Parting Glances" (1986), "The Search for One-eye Jimmy" (1994), and "Big Daddy" (1999). They say if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere. What city is Buscemi's hometown?
2. Before he became an actor, Steve served as a particular type of civil servant for four years. What type of job was this?
3. "Miller's Crossing" (1990) was Buscemi's first collaboration with a noted team of producers. Who produced this film, as well as "Barton Fink" a year later?
4. Perhaps Buscemi's breakout role was as a character in the thrilling, violent Quentin Tarantino film "Reservoir Dogs", in which most of the characters use nicknames to hide their identities. What role did Buscemi play, one his character complained about?
5. While appearing in "The Sopranos" as Tony Soprano's beloved, tragic cousin, Steve Buscemi was offered the chance to contribute in a different way to the show's "Pine Barrens" episode. What additional role did Buscemi play in this famed episode?
6. In 2001, Buscemi traveled to North Carolina for a role, and, during some time off, he was hospitalized. What was he hospitalized for?
7. Working again with Quentin Tarantino, Buscemi had a cameo "Pulp Fiction". What was this role?
8. In 1996, Buscemi created his labor of love, a movie with an ensemble cast that takes place largely in a bar. What was the name of this film?
9. Steve Buscemi admits he has a unique look. He's quoted as saying that professionals have offered to give him cosmetic procedures, but his response is that he needs his particular image to get the parts he gets. Specifically, he said: "You know, I won't work again if you fix my ______.'" What word goes in the blank?
10. Steve Buscemi was praised for a specific heroic act in 2001. What did he do?
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