Movies about Siamese Twins Trivia Quiz

Answer: Farrelly

Bobby and Peter Farrelly have a penchant for tackling the tough and precarious topics, and their leap into the world of conjoined twins is no exception. It's doubtful that another director (or set of directors) could have pulled off a comedy about Siamese twins that could amuse on one hand and avoid offense (at least, for the most part) on the other.

Answer: Matt Damon and Greg Kinnear

Although the other choices I listed would have made intriguing Siamese twins, it was none other than Matt Damon and Greg Kinnear who pulled off the difficult task of playing conjoined twins in 'Stuck on You'. Greg Kinnear was marvelous as the brazen and acerbic actor Walt, while Matt Damon managed well in his straight man role as the athletic, nerve-ridden Bob.

Answer: Quickee Burger

Bob and Walt are maestros behind the counter as they produce beautiful burgers and fries on their kitchen canvas. Their restaurant has a gimmick, if a customer's meal isn't prepared within three minutes then it's on the house. During the opening scenes a group of men challenge the brothers with a 'tester' (as the waitress calls it), but Bob and Walt are up to the task.

Answer: May Fong

Bob has been developing a relationship with May over the internet using the e-mail handle 'holdthepickle', a reference to his proud vocation as a burger flipper. May and Bob have exchanged pictures, but unfortunately, Bob has managed to delete his brother Walt from the photos. May is in for a shock!

Answer: Liver

One might ask at the beginning of the film (if one insists on activating their cerebral cortex for such a movie!), why have not the brothers sought surgery to separate themselves? Well, they have inquired about it, but were informed by doctors that Walt would only have a 50/50 shot of surviving the procedure.

Naturally, the Farrelly brothers milk the 'liver' motif for all it is worth during the film.

Answer: Meryl Streep

Early in the film the brothers comment on Meryl Streep and her connections with Martha's Vineyard. Lo and behold, shortly after they arrive in Hollywood they meet the actress in a small bistro. Initially, Meryl reacts to the brothers in a somewhat aloof manner, but then she recognizes them as the star quarterback and halfback (in a rather hilarious flashback scene, I might add) on their high school football team. Later in the film, Meryl appears in Walt's musical version of 'Bonnie and Clyde'.

Answer: Cher

Cher portrays none other than herself in this film, and plays herself rather marvelously, I might add. In actuality, Cher behaves in a rather callous fashion, dismissing the brothers in a brusque manner until she realizes she needs to utilize them for her own devious machinations.

Answer: Honey and the Beaze

Cher is very unhappy with the television show concept, and wants to terminate the job as soon as possible. In her contract she is allowed to select her own co-star, and hence she chooses Walt in the hopes that his unusual disability will quickly get the show cancelled. The plan backfires as the Beaze character (played by Walt) is an instant hit with fans.

Answer: Frankie Muniz

Frankie Muniz, who has become famous for his roles in the television series 'Malcolm in the Middle' and various films, makes a special appearance as Cher's amour du jour. In one scene, Cher requests that Muniz, 'Go to bed. You have a geography test in the morning.' Cher was quite a sport to have made such fun of her personal life in the film.

Answer: Bonnie and Clyde

The twins elect to have separation surgery towards the end of the film, and Bob leaves for Massachusetts with May Fong soon after. Both twins find it very difficult to be without their better halves, and Walt also eventually returns to Martha's Vineyard to reunite with his brother. There he stages a magical, musical version of 'Bonnie and Clyde', with Greg Kinnear actually singing the lyrics.

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