Split Personalities III Trivia Quiz

Answer: Vanilla Ice Cube

At the 1991 American Music Awards, Vanilla Ice won for 'Favorite Pop/Rock New Artist'. His song "Ice, Ice, Baby" won for Best New Song at the 1991 People's Choice Awards. Ice Cube is an American rapper turned actor/film maker. He played Craig Jones in the 1995 comedy film "Friday".

Answer: Katy Perry Como

In 2009, Katy Perry's song "I Kissed a Girl" won the People's Choice Award for 'Favorite Pop Song'. Perry Como was an Italian-American crooner popular in the '50s and early '60s. He received five Emmy Awards from 1955 to 1959. He made a small comeback in the mid-'70s when he recorded the song "And I Love You So" by Don McLean.

Answer: Billy Crystal Gayle

Billy Crystal started his career on the ABC sitcom "Soap" where he played Jodie Dallas, one of the first gay characters on an American TV show. Crystal Gayle's 1977 hit song "Don't it Make My Brown Eyes Blue" reached number one on U.S. Billboard Hot Country Songs. She is also the sister of country singer Loretta Lynn.

Answer: Stefanie Powers Boothe

The TV show "Hart to Hart" ran from 1979 to 1984 and starred Stefanie Powers and Robert Wagner as wealthy married jetsetters Jonathan and Jennifer Hart, who work as private detectives without pay. In the 1984 movie "Red Dawn", Boothe plays a jet pilot who gets shot down and joins a team of high school resistance fighters when America gets invaded by the Russians.

Answer: David Keith Richards

In the 1982 movie "An Officer and a Gentleman", David plays Naval Officer Candidate Sid Worley who ends up dropping out of the program when he gets one of the local girls of the town pregnant. He later finds out that the girl lied about her pregnancy in order to trap him.

When he drops of the program, the girl refuses to marry him and tells Sid that she is not really pregnant. Keith Richards is a guitarist and one of the founding members of the rock band The Rolling Stones. He is known for creating some of the greatest guitar riffs in rock songs.

Answer: Steve Harvey Keitel

Steve Harvey is best known for being the host of the TV game show "Family Feud". From 1996 to 2002, Steve Harvey produced and starred in his own comedy sitcom "The Steve Harvey Show" where he played music teacher/vice principal Steve Hightower in a Chicago high school. Harvey Keitel is known primarily for playing a 'bad guy' in many of the movies he appears in.

As the 'Wolf" in the movie "Pulp Fiction", he plays a man who specializes in getting rid of dead bodies and eliminating any clues of the actual killing.

Answer: James Cameron Diaz

The 1997 movie "Titanic", directed by Cameron, won eleven Academy Awards. He is also the first person to make a solo trip to the bottom of the Mariana Trench in a submersible. Cameron Diaz's break out role was playing Jim Carrey's love interest in the 1994 comedy movie "The Mask".

Answer: Bernie Mac Davis

Bernie Mac started his career as a stand-up comic from the south side of Chicago. He starred with Steve Harvey, Cedric the Entertainer, and D. L. Hughley in the film "The Original Kings of Comedy". In the movie "Mr. 3000". Mac plays a retired baseball player who discovers that because of some mistakes in calculating his career numbers, he actually fell three hits short of 3000 hits.

He then gets to come out of retirement to try to get three hits to correct the error. Mac Davis was a Pop Music star turned actor. Two of his hit songs were "Stop and Smell the Roses" in 1974 and "Baby Don't Get Hooked On Me" in 1972.

He also had his own television variety show that ran from 1974 to 1976. In the 1979 movie "North Dallas Forty", Davis plays aged quarterback Seth Maxwell who is worried about losing his starting position to a young upstart.

Answer: Chris Rock Hudson

Chris Rock is a stand-up comedian who got his big break when he became a cast member on "Saturday Night Live" in 1990. Chris's breakthrough movie was "New Jack City" where he played crack smoking informant Pookie. Rock Hudson was one of the most popular movie actors of the '50s and '60s.

He starred in the movies "Giant" in 1956, "Pillow Talk" with Doris Day in 1959, and "Ice Station Zebra" in 1968. He died from an AIDS-related illness on October 2, 1985.

Answer: Charlie Rich Little

Charlie Rich was an American country music singer. His song and album, "Behind Closed Doors", won both Academy of Country Music's 'Album and Song' of the year award in 1973. When Charlie's hair turned light gray in his later years, he acquired the nickname the Silver Fox. Rich Little is on of the best impersonators in the business.

His impression of Ed Sullivan is said to be better than Ed himself. He was a frequent guest roaster on the old "Dean Martin Roast" where he would do impressions of just about everyone on the panel.