Who Played Me in "Hook"? Trivia Quiz

Answer: Robin Williams

Williams, born on July 21st, 1951 in Chicago, Illinois was cast as Peter Banning for this film. Peter was a workaholic lawyer as well as Moira Darling's husband; they had two children, Jack and Maggie. Jack was upset when his father did not make it to his baseball game, so Peter told him he would make it up to him. Peter and his family traveled to London to visit Moira's grandmother, Wendy, and spend some time with her.

While they were there, Jack and Maggie were kidnapped and it was on the night that they were kidnapped that Tinkerbell paid Peter a visit.

She told Peter that he was Peter Pan but Peter did not remember being Peter Pan. Tinkerbell took him to Neverland and Peter was given three days to train and become Peter Pan again. He managed to morph back into Peter Pan and defeat Captain Hook and rescue his children. Williams starred in the movies, "Moscow on the Hudson", "Seize the Day" and "Dead Poets Society".

In 1988, Williams received an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor in a Leading Role for the film, "Good Morning, Vietnam", but he lost to Michael Douglas for "Wall Street".

Other Oscar nominees for Best Actor in a Leading Role that year were William Hurt for "Broadcast News", Jack Nicholson for "Ironweed" and Marcello Mastroianni for "Oci Ciornie".

Answer: Caroline Goodall

Goodall, a native of London, England portrayed Moira Banning in a small role. Moira attended Jack's baseball game and was hoping her husband would make it, but he did not show up. When the Banning family flew to London to spend time with Moira's grandmother, Wendy, she pulled Peter aside and told him to spend more time with Jack or else Jack may not have a relationship with him anymore. One night, Peter and Moira went to a function with Wendy and they came back and saw a note that Captain Hook had kidnapped their two children. Moira was relieved when Jack and Maggie eventually came home, after Peter rescued them from Captain Hook. Goodall guest starred on the TV shows, "Alias", "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" and "The Outer Limits".

Answer: Charlie Korsmo

Korsmo, born in 1978 in Fargo, North Dakota landed the part of Jack Banning. Jack played baseball and asked his father, during his sister's school play if he would make it to his game the next day. Peter promised Jack he would be there but Peter did not show up and this irritated Jack.

While on the plane to London, Jack annoyed his father when he threw a baseball around so Peter took the baseball away from him. After being kidnapped by Captain Hook, Jack and Maggie were taken to Neverland and Jack bonded with Captain Hook.

However, he realized that Captain Hook wanted to replace his father and Jack still loved Peter. Peter rescued both Jack and his sister and he had Tinkerbell fly them both back home. Korsmo starred in the films, "Dick Tracy", "Men Don't Leave" and "Can't Hardly Wait".

Answer: Amber Scott

Scott played Maggie Banning in this film. Maggie had a good relationship with both her father and her mother and liked that her father attended her school play of "Peter Pan" to see her play Wendy. When Maggie and her family got to Grandma Wendy's house, she told Great Grandma Wendy that she played her in school since Wendy was the Wendy that Peter Pan fell in love with in Neverland. Maggie sparred with Captain Hook on multiple occasions, especially during a school lesson he gave them on parents hating their children. Maggie protested Captain Hook's teachings so, to retaliate against her, he gave her an "F" and Maggie told him that she hated him. Maggie was thrilled when her father came to rescue her and Jack. Scott guest starred on the TV show, "The American Experience" and sang a song at the 64th Annual Academy Awards.

Answer: Dustin Hoffman

Hoffman, born on August 8th, 1937 in Los Angeles, California was cast as Captain Hook. Captain Hook wanted to get revenge on Peter Pan for cutting off his hand and feeding it to the crocodile. He decided that he would lure Peter Pan to Neverland by kidnapping his children.

When Peter got to Neverland, Captain Hook was surprised that Peter had no recollections of being Peter Pan. Captain Hook befriended Jack and came up with a plan to replace him as a father figure, since he realized Jack had a troubled relationship with his father.

However, Jack nipped Captain Hook's plan in the bud when he told Peter he wanted to go home. In Captain Hook's final fight with Peter, a statue of a crocodile fell face forwarded and the statue's mouth went right over Captain Hook, swallowing and killing him. Hoffman had parts in the movies, "Last Chance Harvey", "Sphere", and "Papillon".

In 1980, Hoffman won an Oscar for Best Actor in a Leading Role for the film, "Kramer v. Kramer". Other Oscar nominees for Best Actor in a Leading Role that year were Al Pacino for, "...And Justice for All", Roy Scheider for "All That Jazz", Peter Sellers for "Being There", and Jack Lemmon for "The China Syndrome".

Answer: Maggie Smith

Smith, a native of Essex, England had the small role of Wendy. Wendy loved her granddaughter, Moira, and she also loved her great grandchildren, Jack and Maggie. In one scene, she read a book to both Jack and Maggie on her experiences in Neverland and Maggie told her Jack said she was not the real Wendy from the story of "Peter Pan". Wendy assured Maggie that she was indeed the real Wendy. Wendy feared that Captain Hook would get revenge on Peter and her fears turned out to be right, since Captain Hook kidnapped Peter's children on the night of a fundraiser Wendy attended in her honor. Right after they were kidnapped, Wendy spoke to Peter about Captain Hook and warned Peter what he was up against when it came to him. Wendy was thrilled when Peter, Jack and Maggie came home safely from Neverland. Smith was seen in the films, "Go to Blazes", "Young Cassidy" and "Evil Under the Sun".

In 1973, Smith was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role for the film, "Travels with my Aunt", but she lost to Liza Minnelli for "Cabaret".

Other Oscar nominees for Best Actress in a Leading Role that year were Diana Ross for "Lady Sings the Blues", Cicely Tyson for "Sounder", and Liv Ullmann for "Utvandrarna".

Answer: Bob Hoskins

Hoskins, born in 1942 in Suffolk, England got the part of Smee. Smee was Captain Hook's sidekick and he did not like that Peter had returned to Neverland to get his children back. Smee offered to shoot Peter in the head but Captain Hook told him not to do this.

In one scene, Captain Hook told Smee about his plan to replace Peter as a father figure to both Jack and Maggie. Smee and Maggie often fought throughout the movie but Smee and Jack got along. While Captain Hook died in the movie, Smee survived. Hoskins guest starred on the TV series', "Tales from the Crypt", "The Street" and "Frasier".

Answer: Laurel Cronin

Cronin played Liza in a small role. Liza was Wendy's housekeeper and she was expecting the Banning family to arrive at her doorstep one night, since they told her they would be visiting London. Liza was thrilled to see them and gave Jack and Maggie hugs and kisses. On a couple of occasions, Peter referred to her as "Lisa" but she corrected him and told him her real name. On the night that Jack and Maggie were kidnapped, Liza was seen terrified, with a bloodied forehead when she told Peter and Moira that she heard them both screaming.

At the end of the movie, Liza was happy to see Jack, Maggie and Peter back home and well from Neverland. Cronin guest starred on the TV series', "Brooklyn Bridge", "Crime Story" and "Murphy Brown".

Answer: Dante Basco

Basco, born on August 29th, 1975 in Pittsburg, California was cast as Rufio. Rufio led the Lost Boys and they saw Peter when he crashed onto their land (Peter got there through some help from the mermaids). Rufio and the Lost Boys were rude to Peter at first but many of them started to befriend him during his training to become Peter Pan again.

However, Rufio was still not convinced that he was Peter Pan and it took him longer to be on Peter's side. In one scene, Peter sat down with the Lost Boys to have dinner and Peter was upset that the food was not real and the Lost Boys were pretending to eat. Peter and Rufio argued so Peter used a spoon, flicked it and food appeared and hit Rufio in the face.

A food fight soon took place between all the Lost Boys and Peter.

The next day, Peter managed to fly and he showed the Lost Boys that he was indeed Peter Pan. This convinced Rufio to be on Peter's side and Peter and Rufio finally became friends. In the final fight scenes of the movie, Rufio and the Lost Boys fought Captain Hook and his men. Rufio died when Captain Hook stabbed him in the stomach. Basco had guest starring stints on the TV shows, "Entourage", "Kim Possible" and "Moesha".

Answer: Julia Roberts

Roberts, a native of Smyrna, Georgia portrayed Tinkerbell in "Hook". Tinkerbell arrived at Wendy's residence right after Jack and Maggie were kidnapped to get Peter and bring him to Neverland to rescue his children. While at Wendy's house, Peter told Tinkerbell that he did not believe in fairies and Tinkerbell fell down and pretended to die. Tinkerbell informed Peter that this was what happened every time someone said he/she did not believe in fairies.

She told Peter to clap his hands since that would save her from dying. Peter clapped his hands and Tinkerbell recovered.

She took him to Neverland and it was while she was there that she and Captain Hook agreed to give Peter three days to train to become Peter Pan again so Captain Hook could have his war.

At the end of the movie, Peter told his children that they could fly home if they remembered happy thoughts. Maggie's happy thought was her mom and Jack's happy thought was his dad. They started to fly and Peter asked Tinkerbell to lead them home. Tinkerbell obliged and took Jack and Maggie back home to Wendy's house in London. Roberts starred in the films, "Mary Reilly", "I Love Trouble" and "The Pelican Brief".

In 2001, she won an Academy Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role for the film, "Erin Brockovich". Other Oscar nominees for Best Actress in a Leading Role that year were Juliette Binoche for "Chocolat", Ellen Burstyn for "Requiem for a Dream", Joan Allen for "The Contender" and Laura Linney for "You Can Count on Me".