10 Degrees of Mark Ruffalo Trivia Quiz

Answer: Jennifer Aniston

In "Rumor Has It..." (2005), Mark Ruffalo played Jeff Daly, whose girlfriend Sarah found out that a man her mother had an affair with could be her father. Her subsequent affair with the same man (who was not really her father) threatened her relationship with Jeff, to whom she was engaged.

In 2003's "Bruce Almighty" (2003), Jennifer Aniston played Grace, whose boyfriend Bruce (Carrey) got the opportunity to be God for awhile.

Answer: Getz

Walter Getz (Carrey) was one of Charlie's friends from school, as well as the boyfriend of Peggy Sue's friend, Maddy, in "Peggy Sue Got Married" (1986). Peggy Sue (Kathleen Turner) travelled back in time to her senior year of high school after fainting at her high school reunion.

In "Lethal Weapon 2" (1989), Leo Getz (Pesci) was an annoying federal witness whom Riggs and Murtaugh (Mel Gibson and Danny Glover) were assigned to protect.

Answer: Easy Money

Monty's drinking, smoking, gambling and overeating bothered his mother-in-law, so she stipulated that he could only get her fortune if he discontinued his habits, something he found extremely hard to do. "Easy Money" (1983) starred Rodney Dangerfield as Monty, Candice Azzara as his wife, and Taylor Negron as his daughter Allison's fiancé.

Answer: Writer

Jennifer Jason Leigh played real-life writer Dorothy Parker, whose circle of friends was remembered in "Mrs. Parker" (1994). In "Romancing the Stone" (1984), Kathleen Turner played the fictional romance novelist Joan Wilder, whose life turned in to one of her novels when she went to Colombia to help her sister.

Answer: Mary Ellen Trainor

"The War of the Roses" (1989) was a black comedy about a couple (played by Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner) whose love for each other eventually turned to hate. A group of kids, including Mikey, went in search of pirate treasure in order to save their homes from foreclosure, in "The Goonies" (1985). Mary Ellen Trainor, who played sister Elaine to Kathleen Turner's Joan Wilder in "Romancing the Stone", also appeared in the "Lethal Weapon" movies as the police psychiatrist.

Answer: WWII

Sean Astin played Rascal, the ball turret gunner on the Memphis Belle crew, in "Memphis Belle" (1990). The movie showed a fictionalized account of the Belle's final mission to Bremen. In "The Notebook" (2004), Noah (Ryan Gosling) met Allie while she was visiting Seabrook for the summer.

The two fell in love, but Allie bowed to pressure from her mother and broke up with Noah just before her parents took her back home. Heartbroken, Noah later enlisted in the Army along with his friend, to fight in Europe. Years later, Noah and Allie met again and realized they still loved each other.

Answer: True

Ryan Gosling received his Oscar nomination for portraying a drug-addicted teacher who became a friend and mentor to one of his students after she found out his secret, in "Half Nelson" (2006). Joaquin Phoenix earned a nomination for his portrayal of Johnny Cash in "Walk the Line" (2005).

While neither won the Oscar, Phoenix did win a Golden Globe for his performance, and Gosling won an Independent Spirit award for his.

Answer: Garry was Gil's nephew.

Garry was the teenage son of Gil's sister, Helen (Dianne Wiest). He was an introverted boy who had some puberty issues, which Tod (Garry's sister's boyfriend) eventually sorted out for him. Gil wanted to be successful with his career, but didn't want to sacrifice time with his kids to accomplish this.

His dilemma became more apparent to him when he found out his wife was expecting their fourth child. Jason Robards, Harley Jane Kozak, Keanu Reeves and Mary Steenburgen also starred in "Parenthood" (1989).

Answer: Acting

In "Three Amigos!" (1986), Lucky Day, Dusty Bottoms and Ned Nederlander (Martin, Chevy Chase and Martin Short) were three out-of-work actors who thought they were hired to "put on a show" for a bigwig in Mexico. In actuality, they learned that everybody liked "My Little Buttercup", you should always fire your weapon in the air when the invisible swordsman is around, and a village which can sew will beat the bad guy every time.

In the reality show that was Truman Burbank's life, actress Hannah Gill (Linney) played Truman's wife, Meryl. Jim Carrey played the title role in "The Truman Show" (1998), earning him a Golden Globe award for Best Actor.

Answer: You Can Count on Me

Sammy's well-ordered life with her young son was disrupted by a new boss at work, as well as her wayward brother's visit. "You Can Count on Me" (2000) earned Oscar nominations for Laura Linney (Best Actress) and Kenneth Lonergan (Best Original Screenplay).