Names In Movie Titles Trivia Quiz

Answer: Annie Hall

"Annie Hall" won in 1977. "Barry Lyndon" lost to "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" in 1975. "The English Patient" beat out "Jerry Maguire" in 1996 and "Erin Brockovich" lost to "Gladiator" in 2000. "Annie Hall" is a Woody Allen movie about two people in a relationship. Annie is aspiring to be an actress and a singer, but when her boyfriend gives her encouragement it seems to backfire on him.

Answer: Milo and Otis

In "The Adventures of Milo and Otis", Milo was a cat and Otis was a dog. Dudley Moore was the narrator. Moore also starred in "Micki + Maude" as Rob Salinger. Amy Irving played Maude Salinger and Ann Reinking played Micki Salinger. "Benny & Joon" starred Johnny Depp as Sam, Aidan Quinn played Benny Pearl and Mary Stuart Masterson played Joon Pearl. "Thelma and Louise" were, of course, Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon.

Answer: Billy Madison

In "Billy Madison" Adam Sandler had to go back to school to inherit his father's hotel chain. "Jackie Brown" was a stewardess that smuggled drugs. "Billy Bathgate" and "Johnny Dangerously" were both gangsters.

Answer: True

"A Fish Called Wanda" is a hysterical film starring Jamie Lee Curtis, Kevin Kline, John Cleese and Michael Palin. Kevin Kline won a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his performance in this movie. This film is about a couple of thieves and their adventures.

Answer: Rudy

"Rudy" is a movie about football and an underdog. "Tommy" becomes deaf, dumb and blind after witnessing a violent crime. In "Jennifer 8", Jennifer may be the 8th blind victim of a serial killer. "Johnny Belinda" is a 1948 Oscar-winning film about a deaf woman who is taught sign language by a man who can hear.

Answer: Billy Elliot

"Billy Elliot" is about a poor young boy who finds a talent for ballet. "Billy Elliot" stars Jamie Bell as Billy Elliot, Jean Heywood as Grandma and Jamie Draven as Tony Elliot. Morgan Freeman was also Easy Reader on "The Electric Company".

Answer: True

The real Larry Flynt makes a cameo as Judge Morrisey. Woody Harrelson plays Larry Flynt, who was the founder of "Hustler" magazine.

Answer: Wayne's World

"Wayne's World" is Sandler's former SNL cast mate Mike Myers' movie. In "Mr. Deeds" Sandler plays an average guy that inherits a media corporation and an obscene amount of money. Sandler is the son of the Devil in "Little Nicky". Adam plays a hockey player that discovers his gift for golf in "Happy Gilmore".

Answer: Marisa Tomei

Marisa Tomei won a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her role as Mona Lisa Vito. She beat out Vanessa Redgrave and Judy Davis! In this hysterical film, Joe Pesci plays Vinny, a neophyte New York lawyer who handles his first case in the deep south.

Answer: Rocky

"Rocky" won in 1976. "Norma Rae" lost to "Kramer vs. Kramer" in 1979. "Annie Hall" beat out "Julia" in 1977 and "Lenny" lost to "The Godfather, Part II" in 1974. "Rocky" is a story about a boxer getting a big break and making the most of it.

Answer: Johnny Depp

Brad Pitt and Sean Penn both make brief cameos. Charlie Sheen plays himself, John Malkovich plays John Horatio Malkovich (his real middle name is Gavin). Cameron Diaz plays Lotte Schwartz, John Cusack's wife. Cusack's character finds a door in his office building that will take you into John Malkovich's head and drop you off on the New Jersey turnpike.

Answer: Bugsy

"Bugsy" was about Bugsy Siegel, the former mob boss and the owner of the Flamingo Hotel. "Benji" is a mixed-breed terrier, "Beethoven" was a St. Bernard and "Air Bud" was a "golden receiver" who played basketball.

Answer: Arthur

Even though Liza Minnelli starred in it, "Arthur" was not a musical; but it's theme song, "Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do)" by Christoper Cross won the Oscar for Best Song. "Arthur" was a love story about a rich man with an alcohol problem.

Answer: Barton Fink

"Barton Fink" is about a playwright with writers block. John Turturro plays the title character, but it also stars John Goodman, Judy Davis, and Steve Buscemi.

Answer: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

"Midnight Cowboy" won the Oscar for Best Picture in 1969 beating out "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid". "Lawrence of Arabia" won in 1962. "Oliver!" won in 1968 and "Tom Jones" won in 1963. "Midnight Cowboy" deals with male prostitutes.