Movie Mixture for Film Buffs Trivia

1. Who is the young man who appears to have started the "John Connor Curse" by *NOT* being asked to reprise that role in the 2003 film "Terminator 3: The Rise of the Machines"?

From Quiz Never Again!

Answer: Edward Furlong

Edward Furlong's debut role was as John Connor, the future leader of the resistance movement against the machines, in "Terminator 2: Judgement Day" (1991). It literally catapulted him to stardom and many figured he would be a shoo-in for the role if a future picture eventuated. There are sources that indicate that he was offered the role in the third "Terminator" film and that he declined the offer. Other sources called into question his sobriety and his public struggles with substance abuse and highlighted this as the reason for not landing the part. Nick Stahl took over the role from Furlong in "Terminator 3" and looked set to return for the fourth instalment however, the producers could not agree on the movie's direction and when the timeline in the story was eventually shifted forward in time it was considered that Stahl no longer fitted the bill. At the same time Stahl was also having his own battles with substance abuse and a propensity to go "walkabout" without communication. The role of John Connor was handed to Christian Bale in 2009's "Terminator Salvation". Thomas Dekker became the character in the short lived television series "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" (2007).

From Quiz Movie Mixture

Answer: Morpheus

Morpheus is a skillful and strong warrior played by Laurence Fishburne. He is a talented actor in my opinion, who also directed "Once In A Lifetime" in 2000. In "The Matrix", Neo is found by Morpheus, who thinks that Neo is the one. Morpheus is important to the storyline because he is the strongest human in the Matrix. Later, Neo discovers that he really is The One, and together he and Trinity save Morpheus.

From Quiz Martins in the Movies

Answer: Ernest Borgnine

When Marty finally did meet a woman with whom he had a nice evening (Clara), his mother and friends convinced him that she wasn't right for him. He listened to them for awhile, but then decided he didn't want to miss out on the love he could have with Clara. In addition to Borgnine's Best Actor Oscar, "Marty" also won Oscars for Best Picture, Best Director and Best Writing, Screenplay. Borgnine's career began in the early 1950s and his movie work includes "From Here to Eternity", "McHale's Navy", "The Dirty Dozen" and "Emperor of the North Pole". He was also a series regular on TV shows "Airwolf", "McHale's Navy" and "The Single Guy".

From Quiz Luke, I Am Your Quiz

Answer: To see her fiancé, who had broken up with her over the phone

Kate opted not to attend Charlie's convention with him, but after he called from Paris to say he had met someone else, she had to go and see him. On the plane she met Luc, who thought he could easily hide a plant and a stolen necklace in her bags, and then retrieve them after she had gone through customs. He didn't count on everything that happened with her after that. Meg Ryan played Kate, and Kevin Kline played Luc, in "French Kiss" (1995).

From Quiz What's The Plot? Part 1

Answer: A great evil prepares its revenge, as a competition occupies the world of magic and wizardry.

"Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" features Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint as the famous trio, Harry, Hermione and Ron. This time, Hogwarts hosts a Triwizard Tournament, welcoming students from two known schools. As this is happening, nobody has any idea that Lord Voldemort is awake and ready to wreak havoc once again in the wizardry world.

From Quiz After The Credits Roll

Answer: A Farting Contest

The camera shot is upwards as the winner turns out to be Laura Fraser, Kate, the only female contestant. It has nothing to do with the storyline.

From Quiz Movie Mixology Part 2

Answer: Practical Magic

This was a magical story based on the Alice Hoffman novel of the same name. When Gillian's (Nicole Kidman) boyfriend became abusive her sister Sally (Sandra Bullock) came to the rescue, and they ended up killing him. When they tried to bring him back to life, his spirit threatened them and their family, so they used magic to banish him forever. "Practical Magic" also starred Stockard Channing, Dianne Wiest, and Goran Visnjic.

From Quiz Jake and the Quizman

Answer: Catcher

Veteran catcher Jake Taylor and his teammates are losing their games, until they find out that their new owner intends for them to have a bad season so she can move the team to Miami. When they find out her plan, the team begins playing better to make sure she doesn't get what she wants. Tom Berenger plays Jake Taylor in both "Major League" and "Major League II" (1994).

From Quiz Son of Gnat's Wazoo

Answer: Sound effects

In 1964-65, it won one Academy Award. Norman Wanstall took home the little statuette for Foley effects. It was also nominated for general special effects, but lost. During Connery's tenure as Bond, only two of the stories were seriously altered from print to screen. "You Only Live Twice" was one, "Goldfinger" was the other, though "Goldfinger"'s plot was pretty much kept intact. In the book, Pussy Galore was only in about two percent of the story and Tilly Masterson perhaps 55-60 percent of the story. In the movie, this was reversed. Felix Leiter also wasn't as prominent a character in the book. Oddjob was the one sucked out into space, not Goldfinger. The embroglio in Fort Knox between him and Bond didn't go _quite_ the way it did in the movie! The Aston Martin wasn't as tripped up, either. It also might be pointed out that 007 pretty much worked for Goldfinger for a good portion of the story, after having his cover blown, actually recruiting the mobsters brought together to help bring about "Operation Grandslam", with Tilly Masterson, Jill's sister, helping him. The entire Bond series, which actually lit up with this third installment, was voted by BBC subscribers as 5th on the list of most influential movies of all time. Trust me, "Dr. No" and "From Russia With Love" and everything after would have been just footnotes in film history on their own. "Goldfinger" was the masterpiece that set the tone for all to follow! Well known touchstones and scenes included things such as the tricked-out Aston Martin; Shirley Eaton's golden "suntan", the laser and the wizard dubbing that helped hide the fact that Gert Frobe's true voice was never heard in the movie. Who could forget that knock down, drag-out fight in the bowels of Fort Knox with Oddjob? These and other aspects of the film warranted at least five or six Oscars for 1) Music, 2) Special effects, 3) Cinematography, 4) Screenplay, 5) an acting Oscar for either Connery or Frobe (and maybe one for Blackman). It's not unusual for truly landmark movies to be underappreciated by AMPAS.

From Quiz The Greek Alphabet Goes to the Movies

Answer: Paul Newman

Joanne Woodward plays Beatrice Hunsdorfer, an eccentric widow struggling through life with her two daughters Ruth and Matilda. Matilda finds refuge from her family life in her school projects, including a science experiment working with the marigolds mentioned in the film's title. Nell Potts who is credited as playing Matilda is in fact Woodward's real-life daughter Eleanor. The movie is based on the Paul Zindel play. Gamma is the third letter in the Greek alphabet.

From Quiz Movie Ending Locations

Answer: Airport

A saloon owner and a corrupt policeman had just assisted in the escape of a man being hunted by the Nazis. After Rick kills a German major, Renault orders his men to "round up the usual suspects". He and Rick stroll across the tarmac as Humphrey Bogart delivers the famous line, "Louie, this looks like the beginning of a beautiful friendship".

From Quiz Monster, Villain or Angel

Answer: Michael

Travolta became a household name in 1975 when he portrayed the not-too-bright Vinnie Barbarino in the television series "Welcome Back, Kotter". Soon thereafter his dancing abilities were show-cased as Tony Manero in "Saturday Night Fever", Danny Zuko in "Grease" and Bud Davis in "Urban Cowboy".

From Quiz Rblayer's 10 Movies That Scared Me Silly

Answer: Damien

The child was not actually the product of Peck and co-star Lee Remick. Their baby had been stillborn, and Peck replaced it with another infant without telling his wife. Surprise, honey!

From Quiz My Movie Collection Connection, Part 1

Answer: Haley Joel Osment

In "Forrest Gump" Haley plays Forrest's son, little Forrest and in "The Sixth Sense" he plays Cole, the little boy who "sees dead people!"

From Quiz Film: We Love It So!

Answer: Five Easy Pieces & 5 easy pieces

Nicholson received an Oscar nomination for his role in this. This is my personal favourite of his performances. The film details the middle age of a promising and intelligent musician who has chosen to bury his natural talent and work on an oil rig. He passes the time by indulging in a series of meaningless relationships until his life is rocked by the news of his father's impending death.

From Quiz Half and Half

Answer: 5

There are five golden tickets hidden in Wonka bars. Charlie is one of the lucky ones to get one.

From Quiz Creative Credits 33 1/3, The Insulting Finale

Answer: The Kentucky Fried Movie

"The Kentucky Fried Movie" was a ribald revue that spoofed just about everything.

From Quiz Cinema Links II

Answer: Clubber Lang

Talia Shire is the link for her role as Connie Corleone in "The Godfather" trilogy and of course Adrian in the "Rocky" series.

From Quiz Match the Author to the Director

Answer: Fight Club

A cult favorite, and a personal favorite of mine, Fight Club is a wonderful book. It is the first in a series of dark and cynical works from author Chuck Palahnuik. His other books include "Survivor", "Little Monsters", and "Lullaby".

From Quiz Cinema Links

Answer: Jack Nicholson

Although it wasn't the first movie to use steadicam, it was the first one to use it so effectively, and extensively. Memorable scenes in the movie, such as the chase through the maze, and Danny's tricycle ride around the hotel lobby could not have been shot so effectively without it.

From Quiz Leading Men And Women

Answer: Eyes Wide Shut

In "Far and Away", they got married during the movie. They were just dating in "Days Of Thunder" and Tom wasn't in "The Others". Tom Cruise helped produce and direct "The Others."

From Quiz Mixed Movie Madness 2

Answer: Houdini and Isabella

The dogs both end up dying. One is killed by Morgan because it was possessed by aliens. The other dog is killed by the aliens.

From Quiz Directors and their Movies

Answer: Woody Allen

"Zelig" was Allen's most experimental film, jumping into the mockumentary format and using a film with no dialogue, only narration.

From Quiz Movie Mix-Up

Answer: Fight Club

Brad Pitt also starred as soap salesman Tyler Durden.

From Quiz Mixed Movie Madness

Answer: A feather

At the start of the movie, it falls down at Forrest's feet and he puts it in his book. At the end of the movie, his son opens the book and it floats up into the air again.

From Quiz Occupations in the Movies 2

Answer: FBI

Johnny: 'I am an F-B-I Agent!'

From Quiz Movie Magic

Answer: Julia Roberts

Only Julia was in all three of these movies. She starred with Kevin Bacon in the thriller 'Flatliners'. She also made an appearance with Tracey Ullman in 'Ready to Wear', and she starred in 'Mystic Pizza' with Matt Damon early in both of their careers.

From Quiz More of the Worst Movies Ever

Answer: David Janssen

He played a reporter, I believe. Definitely not a great movie.

From Quiz About the Movies

Answer: Roger Moore

Roger Moore played special agent James Bond in the movie, 'Moonraker'.

From Quiz Movie Mixture

Answer: Kenny Rogers

Kenny Rogers starred in both of the 'Gambler' movies, and even sings the song to go with the movies.

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