Ten Shocking Movie Moments Trivia Quiz

Answer: Roy Scheider

Scheider's character was the police chief of a small town and was hunting the maneater by tossing chum into the ocean. Suddenly, the huge, 25 foot great white shark popped out of the water near him. This prompted the famous quote, "You're going to need a bigger boat."
"Jaws", the 1975 Steven Spielberg thriller, had been running for many minutes before the audience actually saw the scary fish that had been devouring swimmers.

Answer: Henry Fonda

Recognised by many film critics as a western masterpiece, Sergio Leone's 1968 "Once Upon a Time in the West" shocked Fonda fans. Many were unable to accept an actor, who had played "Young Mr. Lincoln" and "Mr. Roberts", as a ruthless, cold-blooded killer.

Answer: Julie Andrews

Blake Edward directed his wife, Julie Andrews, in the adult comedy. "S.O.B." In the film, Andrews played Sally Miles, a virginal America's Sweetheart movie actress. Her down-on-his-luck husband, played by Richard Mulligan, tried to salvage a huge movie flop by getting his wife to appear nude in his film. This role certainly shocked many "Mary Poppins" and "The Sound of Music" fans.

Answer: Jaye Davidson

In "The Crying Game", set in Northern Ireland, an IRA terrorist captured, and later executed a British soldier. The doomed soldier's last request was that his captor look up his girlfriend, Dil. Later, the former terrorist, played by Stephen Rea, found Dil working in a London hair salon, and the couple became romantically involved.

A full frontal shot of Dil, played by Davidson, shockingly revealed his maleness with absolute certainty. Audiences were as shocked with the plot twist as was Dil's lover.

Answer: John Marley

Hollywood producer Jack Woltz learned the hard way that you do not cross "The Godfather". When Woltz refused a request to cast Don Corleone's godson in a movie, he awoke to find the severed head of his champion thoroughbred racehorse in bed with him. The godson got the part.

Answer: Faye Dunaway

Dunaway and Warren Beatty were "Bonnie and Clyde", depression era bank robbers who met their end in a hail of bullets on a dusty road.
The violence and savagery of director Arthur Penn's graphic scene of bullets riddling the actor's bodies was, at the time, unprecedented in American film.

Answer: Charlton Heston

When astronaut George Taylor realized that the "Planet of the Apes" was really post-nuclear war Earth, he lamented.

Answer: Kevin Spacey

"The Usual Suspects" ended as mild mannered and dimwitted Verbal Kint limped out of the police station after intense questioning. As he walked down the street, he slowly transformed into Keyser Soze while a police detective suddenly realized that he had released the criminal mastermind.

Answer: Mark Hamill

Towards the end of the second "Star Wars" movie, "The Empire Strikes Back", Jedi knight and rebel hero Luke Skywalker battled the Empire's Darth Vader. As Luke was hanging on for dear life, he heard the voice of Vader proclaim "I am your father". The evil Vader was played by actor David Prowse and his voice by James Earl Jones.

Answer: Bruce Willis

With only a few minutes left in "The Sixth Sense", child psychologist Malcolm Crowe came home to find his wife asleep, while a video of their wedding played on the television. As she dropped his wedding ring on to the floor, he shockingly remembered the words of his young patient, "I see people. They don't know that they're dead."