Heaven Can Wait Trivia Quiz

Answer: 67 million dollars

While standing in the Los Angeles Coliseum, the former owner, played by John Randolph, said, "All I asked was $67 million, and he said, 'Okay.'"

Answer: Los Angeles Rams and Pittsburgh Steelers

At the end of this movie it shows that these two teams were playing in Super Bowl XIII. Interestingly, Los Angeles would make its first Super Bowl appearance, against the Pittsburgh Steelers, the following season, in Super Bowl XIV, in 1980.

Answer: Max Corkle

The team trainer was played by Jack Warden. He was the only person able to get both of Beatty's characters, Joe Pendleton and Leo Farnsworth, a try-out with the Los Angeles Rams.

Answer: Leo Farnsworth

Beatty's original body was that of Joe Pendleton, starting quarterback of the Los Angeles Rams, who was accidentally enraptured, by the Escort, prior to an accident on his bicycle. Later, the Escort would help Beatty's character fulfill his dream of winning a Super Bowl by giving him the body of Tom Jarrett, the back-up quarterback for the Rams.

Answer: Warren Beatty

He directed and starred as the main character, a football quarterback, for an old National Football League team of the 1970s, the Los Angeles Rams. Originally, Beatty wanted this movie to be based on a boxer, however, the person he wanted to play the part, Muhammad Ali, was too busy.

Answer: True

Mr. Farnsworth planned on opening a refinery in her village, Pagglesham, that would emit potential deadly chemicals into the atmosphere. Beatty agreed to assume Mr. Farnsworth's body to help defend Ms. Logan at his company's board meeting.

Answer: Haiti

Leo Farnsworth wanted this country so that his corporation could profit by growing millions of acres of sugar cane. However, once Beatty's character took over Farnsworth's body, he decided against the purchase of Haiti, because he felt sugar wasn't good for a person's body.

Answer: soprano saxaphone

During the initial scene of the movie Joe Pendleton is shown playing this gold plated instrument. Later, while assuming Leo Farnsworth's body, he continues to practice with this instrument.

Answer: The Escort

The Escort, played by Buck Henry, was a rookie angel who took Joe Pendleton out of his body, prior to the accident, only to later learn that it wasn't Pendleton's time to die. While at the Way Station, Pendleton explained to the Escort that he was a world-class athlete, thus, his reflexes allowed him to swerve out of the way of the on-coming vehicle prior to it hitting his bicycle.

Answer: 2025

While in Heaven, waiting to be transported, it was revealed, by the Way Station Attendant, that Joe Pendleton wasn't actually scheduled to die until the year 2025, almost 50 years into the future.