* In my opinion, 'Days of Wine and Roses' was Lemmon's best film. Who was his co-star?
* Which of these comedies was NOT based on a work by Neil Simon?
* Which is NOT a Jack Lemmon comedy?
* Lemmon starred recently in 'My Fellow Americans'. Who was his co-star?
* Lemmon had a role in 'Glengarry Glen Ross'. Who wrote the play?
* Lemmon had a great early success in 'Mister Roberts'. He played a member of what branch of the service?
* Lemmon also starred in 'Irma La Douce' and 'The Apartment'. Who was his co-star in both movies?'
* Which of the following had Jack Lemmon in a key role?
* Jack won an oscar for which movie?
* Lemmon teamed with frequent co-star Walter Matthau in which movie?
* In 1955 Jack starred with Henry Fonda, James Cagney and William Powell in 'Mister Roberts.' What role did Jack play in the film?
* In 1958 Jack starred with Jimmy Stewart and Kim Novak in a film about a modern day witch. Name the film.
* In 1959 Jack and Tony Curtis starred in Billy Wilder's 'Some Like It Hot', with, of course, Maryiln Monroe. What was Jack's girl name in the film?
* In 1960 Jack again teamed up with Billy Wilder in 'The Apartment', with Shirley MacLaine. What role did Jack play?
* In 1962 Jack switched to drama in Blake Edward's 'Days of Wine and Roses'. Jack played Joe Clay, an alcoholic who introduces his new wife to drinking. Who played Jack's wife Kirsten in the film?
* In 1963 Jack, Wilder, and MacLaine teamed up again in 'Irma La Douce'. What was Shirley's profession in the film?
* Jack and Walter together again in 1968's 'The Odd Couple' by Neil Simon. What was the last name of the flighty English sisters that Oscar invited to dinner?
* In 1970 Jack starred in 'The Out-of-Towners' as George Kellerman, who, with his wife Gwen travel from Ohio to New York City via Boston. Who played George's wife Gwen?
* In 1992 Jack starred with Al Pacino, Alec Baldwin, Alan Arkin, Ed Harris, and Kevin Spacey in what film?
* Jack's breakthrough film came in this 1955 classic with Henry Fonda, William Powell, and James Cagney.