There Are No Small Parts, Only Small Actors Quiz

Answer: Mark Feuerstein

Before his scenes were cut, Mark Feuerstein was character Rich Beck in "Two Weeks Notice", but you can still see him as a guest at the wedding Bullock's character runs out of to answer an emergency call from her boss. Feuerstein played Bullock's husband Michael in "Practical Magic". Michael Pare was her cheating husband in "Hope Floats", Michael Samluk was her abusive husband in "Murder By Numbers", and Brenden Fraser was her political husband in "Crash".

Answer: Billy Zane

Billy Zane's part as Match in "Back to the Future" was his first movie role, and though the sequel was more then three years later, he returned to play the part. Zane has had many roles since, but he may be best know for playing the villainous fiancé Cal Hockley in "Titanic" for which he won a Blockbuster Entertainment Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama.

Answer: Kevin Bacon

When he appeared in the 1987 John Hughes comedy "Plains, Trains, and Automobiles", Kevin Bacon and director John Hughes had already filmed "She's Having a Baby". It was released the very next year.

Answer: Matthew McConaughey

Matthew McConaughey has been a leading man in more then a couple of romantic comedies, but the actor has taken on some more serious roles as well and with great success. He was in Steven Spielberg's "Amistad", and he gave an award winning performance in "A Time to Kill".

Answer: Chris O'Donnell

One year after playing Buddy in "Fried Greed Tomatoes", a twenty one year old Chris O'Donnell stared opposite Al Pacino in "Scent of a Women". The role earned him a Golden Globe nomination. Three years later he was Robin in "Batman Forever".

Answer: Vincent D'Onofrio

You may know him as Detective Goren on "Law and Order: Criminal Intent" but the lovable Vincent D'Onofrio has had a film career worth envying. Some of Vincent's work includes "Full Metal Jacket", "Mystic Pizza", and "The Cell". Do get acquainted with the talent that is grander than any role yet written.

Answer: Timothy Olyphant

"The First Wives Club" was Timothy Olyphant's screen debut. After his role as Kelly in "The Girl Next Door" he went on to play Agent 47 in the video game based movie "Hitman".

Answer: Allen Covert

Allen Covert first worked with Adam Sandler in 1989's "Going Overboard", they have since worked together in more then a dozen movies. Covert has writing credits on "Benchwarmers", "Grandma's Boy", and "8 Crazy Nights". Peter Dante was Covert's love interest in "Big Daddy", when the two played Adam's gay friends. Covert, Dante, and Jonathan Loughran all play in "Little Nicky" with Adam and Loughran has worked with Adam 10 other times. Rob Schneider was a "Saturday Night Live" cast member with Adam in the early '90s and he and Adam have been seen in "Grown Ups".

Answer: Ally Sheedy

Ally Sheedy is perhaps best known for her role in the 1985 John Hughes film "The Breakfast Club" when she played basket case Allison Reynolds. Her small part in "Home Alone 2" included calling 10 year old Kevin McCallister "Sir".

Answer: Kristin Davis

Before landing the part of Charlotte York on "Sex in the City", Kristin Davis didn't even have five movie roles behind her, she had done mostly television work. Is it any wonder than that the gig that made her famous was a t.v. show? Ironically enough it was on HBO -Home Box Office and was made into a movie, that then spawned a sequel.