What's My Name? *3 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Isabel Peron

Juan Peron was succeeded in office by his third wife Isabel, who later was ousted by the military in Argentina.

Answer: Bo Derek

Bo Derek was 18 years old when she married John Derek, 48 years old. After she made the movie '10' she has been considered a '10' by men.

Answer: John Garfield

John Garfield was an actor who was popular in the 1940s.

Answer: Freddy Fender

Freddy Fender has had three successful careers. He was a Hispanic cop in the 1950's, country pop star in the 70's and a member of the Grammy winning Texas Tornadoes in the 90's.

Answer: Albert Brooks

Al Brooks gained pop-culture fame for the short-subject directoral debut. In 1975 he won a Grammy for his album, and he wrote for Saturday Night Live.

Answer: Kirk Douglas

Kirk Douglas won the Honorary Award of 1996 for 50 years as a creative and moral force in the motion picture community, and Honorary Golden Berlin Bear at Berlin International Film Festival of 200l.

Answer: Nancy Reagan

Nancy Reagan is the wife of our 40th president.

Answer: Joel Grey

Joel Grey came from an acting family, and his daughter is Jennifer Grey. He is best known for his role as the sinister Emcee in 'Cabaret'.

Answer: Mother Teresa

In 1950 Mother Teresa founded her order Missionaries of Charity, providing free service to the poor and the unwanted. In '52 she established a home for the dying destitute and soon her first orphanage. In '62 she received the Pandra Shri prize for 'extraordinary services', and in '79 the Nobel Peace Prize.

Answer: Twiggy

In the 1960's Twiggy was a very thin young model, but as the years have passed she has become a respected singer and actress.

Answer: George Burns

George Burns started smoking cigars early in his vaudeville days, because he thought it made him look successful.

Answer: Ringo Starr

Ringo Starr joined the Beatles on August 18, 1962 just 18 days before their scheduled recording session for EMI at Abbey Road.

Answer: Donna Fargo

After all her success, Donna Fargo and her husband Stan Silver were declared bankrupt in 1991.

Answer: Alan Alda

Alan Alda drew on his own time in the army in 1950's for his role in 'Mash'. I got along well with everyone on the show except Larry Linville.

Answer: Adam Ant

Due to illness in the 1990's Adam Ant had to give up his music career but focuses now on acting.

Answer: Natalie Wood

Natalie Wood's career took off when she was 9 with 'Miracle on 34th St.'. By the time she was 12 years old she made 14 movies. Natalie tragically drowned while on a yacht with her husband and friends. Her family still has trouble coping with this.

Answer: Samuel Goldwyn

Goldwyn with his partner Louis B. Mayer in 1925 were a part of a long line-up of Canadians who helmed Hollywood's picture industry.

Answer: Butch Cassidy

On September 19, 1900 a gang robbed a bank, and escaped. Later they were identified at the Butch Cassidy gang who were known as the 'Wild Ones'.

Answer: Joan Crawford

'Mommie Dearest' was born into a very poor family, and at the time of her birth her parents were separated. She became a big star in the 30's but in the 40's her star began to fade, because she was so difficult to deal with. She came back in the 50's. In later years she became more mellow, but still had a strained relationship with Christopher and Christina who she left out of her will.

Answer: Danny DeVito

Danny DeVito went to the Wilfred Academy of Hair and Beauty Culture before attending the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. His film debut was 'One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest' in 1975.