Don't Feed the Fish! Trivia Quiz

Answer: A River Runs Through It

"A River Runs Through It" tells the story of brothers Paul and Norman MacLean growing up in rural Montana during the 1920s.

Neither Pitt nor any of the main cast had ever been fly fishing before filming this movie. George Coonenbergs, friend of the real Paul MacLean, taught them how to fly fish.

Answer: Grumpier Old Men

The sequel to "Grumpy Old Men" was Jack Lemmon's and Walter Matthau's eighth film together. Max and John, despite the constant bickering and pranking, are best friends. They renew their hi-jinks when a beautiful woman moves to town and opens a restaurant.

Answer: Finding Nemo

Nemo, who finds himself caught and taken to a fish tank in "Finding Nemo", first appeared on screen as a stuffed animal in "Monsters, Inc."

Albert Brooks voiced Marlin, Nemo's father.

Answer: Splash

"Splash", starring Hannah as a mermaid longing for a land-dwelling life, was the first film released under Disney's Touchstone Pictures production company in 1984.

Answer: The Incredible Mr. Limpet

Unhappy with his life, Henry Limpet makes a wish to become a fish. Upon being granted his wish, he finds himself a useful tool of the Allies during World War II.

A young Jack Weston, who played Henry Limpet's friend, had a long acting career in both movies and television. One of his final roles was Max Kellerman, the summer camp host in "Dirty Dancing".

Answer: Marlin

The 1958 classic is based on the novel by Ernest Hemingway.

One of Hemingway's best, it tells the story of how a man's fight for a fish turns into a fight for his life. The old Cuban fisherman hooks the catch of a lifetime, but the marlin he hooks is larger than his boat. The fish drags him farther and farther away from shore.

Answer: Ariel

Disney distinguished Ariel from Daryl Hannah's "Splash" mermaid by making her red-haired.

Often considered a catalyst to Disney's rebirth, the 1989 animated feature is based on the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale.

Answer: Jaws

Spielberg brought terror to Amity Island in 1975 in the form of a Great White Shark with a taste for human blood. "Jaws" starred Roy Scheider as Chief Brody who tries to save the town's beaches from the vicious predator.

Martha's Vineyard, MA, serves as Amity Island. "Jaws" was the first feature film to use the island for filming.

Answer: Will Smith

"Shark Tale" was Will Smith's first animated feature film voice-over. Will Smith, aka The Fresh Prince, is a well accomplished rapper, actor, and producer. Smith has been nominated twice for an Oscar - one for "Ali" and one for "The Pursuit of Happyness."

Oscar, a nobody in the fish world, finds himself in the limelight after taking credit for a mob-shark's death.

Answer: Piranha

"Piranha" is one of Roger Corman's many cult classics. Corman used the formula that made "Jaws" successful when he produced "Piranha". Instead of one big scary fish, he used thousands of small scary flesh-eating fish to haunt a kid's summer camp at Lake Victoria during spring break. Bradford Dillman and Heather Menzies must stop them before there is total carnage.