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1. What movie did Kevin star in that was partially set in the The Wilkinson Home for Boys?

From Quiz Back Bacon

Answer: Sleepers

Four juvenile delinquents were sent to the Wilkinson Home for Boys because of a prank gone wrong. While at the home they were subjected to various abuses. When the youths become adults, they seek revenge on one of the guards. "Sleepers" was first shown in theaters on October 8, 1996 and based on a 1995 book with the same title.

From Quiz What's In A Title? The Films of Ingmar Bergman

Answer: Summer Interlude

Bergman remembered the filming of "Summer Interlude" as "one of my happy experiences." The film was to a certain extent auto-biographical as Bergman had had a lonely yet "fantastic life of laziness and self-indulgence" holiday experience which was interrupted by a brief "timid love" episode when he was 16, but the dramatic events (which I won't reveal) were made up. "Summer Interlude" is the earliest of Bergman's films that I've seen, and most Bergman scholars tend to take it as when he really hit his stride. It features many key Bergman tropes, such as the setting (an island), the season (summer), youthful love, and the theatre. Mirrors are also used in many Bergman films, and "Summer Interlude" features one of his most famous mirror scenes in which Marie is shown taking off her make-up and talking to her ballet-master. Apart from the obvious (albeit very interesting) reference to self-awareness and self-scrutiny, in this scene there is a wonderful playfulness to Bergman's switching between who is seen talking through a mirror reflection. About the red herrings (all 1951): "A Place in the Sun", which was based on the Theodore Dreiser novel "An American Tragedy", was a huge success, "The Lavender Hill Mob" is a classic Ealing comedy. "A Streetcar Named Desire" is Elia Kazan's wonderful film version Tennessee Williams's play of the same name.

From Quiz The Film Career of Kathy Bates

Answer: Gorilla

Bobby was playing football behind his mother's back. He would come home all black and blue from either football practice or a game. In order to keep the secret from his mom, he told her that he was attacked by a gorilla. Helen, Bobby's mom, was going around the town posting wanted signs for a gorilla. She had hand drawn all of the signs herself. Kathy played Helen Boucher in "The Waterboy". When Helen found out Bobby was playing what she called the foosball she faked an illness. The whole town came to the hospital where Helen was and tried to convince Bobby to play in the game. It was there that Helen realized how much Bobby meant to all the town's people. The movie was released in 1998 and starred Adam Sandler. The film was directed by Frank Coraci.

From Quiz Walter Brennan Movies

Answer: One of the Clantons

Fonda played Wyatt Earp and Victor Mature played Holliday. Brennan was "Old Man" Clanton. Ward Bond and Linda Darnell round out the cast.

From Quiz Adam Baldwin

Answer: Capt. Wilkins

Capt. Wilkins is the man who gives Tavington information about Benjamin Martin (Mel Gibson).

From Quiz Powers Boothe

Answer: Southern Comfort

Released in 1981, Powers played Hardin, a National Guardsman on a training mission in the Louisiana swamps that goes terribly wrong. A bit of an homage to "Deliverance".

From Quiz Lauren Bacall Movies

Answer: The woman who hires him

Bacall plays the woman who hires him. The ex-wife is played by Janet Leigh. Julie Harris is a suspect (of sorts). Also with Arthur Hill, Robert Wagner, Shelley Winters and Pamela Tiffin. Good movie.

From Quiz Jack Black Movie Mixture

Answer: Jason Alexander

Alexander played a similarly shallow guy, with a little secret (he had a tail!).

From Quiz Fairuza Balk

Answer: Almost Famous

She played Sapphire in this 2000 film by Cameron Crowe.

From Quiz Edward Burns Films

Answer: New York City

Also his home town. Ed Burns was born in Queens.

From Quiz Jerry Bruckheimer Movie Quotes

Answer: 'Beverly Hills Cop'

Axel Foley to the two replacement guys following him.

From Quiz Back Bacon

Answer: X-Men: First Class

"X-Men: First Class" tells the story of how all of the members of the team met each other and became a team. The superheroes then use their superpowers try to avoid a nuclear war by stopping the fleet carrying the nuclear weapons on their way to Cuba. "X-Men: First Class" was first shown in theaters on May 25, 2011 and directed by Matthew Vaughn. Bacon played Sebastian Shaw. "Ultimate Adventures" is a 2006 movie that went straight to video. "Deadpool" starred Ryan Reynolds as "Deadpool" in 2016. "The Green Arrow" was played by Neal McDonough and is part of the Justice League.

From Quiz What's In A Title? The Films of Ingmar Bergman

Answer: The Seventh Seal

The title comes from the "Book of Revelation" in the New Testament, and the film quotes it several times. It apparently refers to God's silence, which is one of Bergman's major themes. "The Seventh Seal" was the first Bergman film I ever saw, and it remains my favourite. It's also one of his most well-known films, which is funny when you realize how hard it was to get to make. In fact, if it hadn't been for the commercial success of the relatively light-weight "Smiles of a Summer Night" (1955), nobody would have let Bergman make his morbid, yet darkly funny, tale set in plague-ridden medieval Sweden. It had previously been rejected by all and sundry. Bergman was incredibly fond of "The Seventh Seal", and he said it "is one of the few films really close to my heart. Actually, I don't know why. It's certainly far from perfect." One of the reasons for its continuing repute is how pertinently it deals with the theme of human existence and the rather grim brutal truth that "one could be transformed from being to not-being." About the red herrings (all 1957): "Ducking the Devil" is a Warner Brothers cartoon "starring" Daffy Duck and the Tasmanian Devil, "The Incredible Shrinking Man" is based on a Richard Matheson novel, and "From Hell It Came" is a pretty dreadful sci-fi horror flick.

From Quiz The Film Career of Kathy Bates

Answer: Failure to Launch

Kathy starred as Sue in this 2006 film. Sue and Al had hired a woman to help their adult son leave their home. Tripp was 35 years old and seemed to have no intention of leaving his childhood home. His parents were anxious to get him out. Al was especially antsy so he could walk around the house nude. Sue wanted Tripp to leave, but was nervous because she hadn't been alone with her husband since Tripp was born. Tripp wound up falling for the woman they hired. Kathy and Terry Bradshaw had great chemistry in this movie. In my opinion there were the best part of the whole film. The way she reacted when Al was walking around naked all the time was hilarious. The film was directed by Tom Dey. It starred Matthew McConaughey and Sarah Jessica Parker as the lead roles of Tripp and Paula.

From Quiz Walter Brennan Movies

Answer: Linda Darnell

Nelson and Martin play deputies to Wayne's sheriff; Dickinson is the romantic interest for Wayne. Darnell was in "My Darling Clementine".

From Quiz Charles Boyer

Answer: Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse

Charles Boyer plays Argentinian Marcelo Desnoyers, whose carefree son Julio (Ford) is intrigued by his cousin's fervor for the Nazis. Julio travels to Europe and decides to fight against the Nazis as part of the resistance. Released in 1962, "Four Horsemen" also stars Ingrid Thulin, Lee J. Cobb, Paul Lukas, Yvette Mimieux and Paul Henreid.

From Quiz Adam Baldwin

Answer: Chris Makepeace

Adam Baldwin plays the troubled Ricky Linderman, and Chris Makepeace plays Clifford Peache.

From Quiz Powers Boothe

Answer: Extreme Prejudice

Powers played Cash Bailey, a drug kingpin who was once the best friend of the sheriff, played by Nick Nolte.

From Quiz Jack Black Movie Mixture

Answer: He photographs rich people in seedy motels for blackmailers.

His problems begin when the blackmailers start to turn up dead, and he wonders if he's also on the list of targets.

From Quiz Jerry Bruckheimer Movie Quotes

Answer: Con Air & Conair

Cameron Poe before he kills Billy Bedlam.

From Quiz Back Bacon

Answer: National Lampoon's Animal House

In "National Lampoon's Animal House", college frat misfits join a fraternity called Delta House, because they were rejected by the Omega Theta Pi fraternity. The dean gets Omega Theta Pi together to get Delta House thrown out of Faber College. Delta House plans to get revenge at the homecoming day parade. Kevin played Chip Diller, a smarmy military teacher (Kevin's own words). It was released in 1978. He was found in acting school for this role.

From Quiz What's In A Title? The Films of Ingmar Bergman

Answer: Wild Strawberries

The title "Wild Strawberries" stems from a scene in the film where Isak recalls an amorous escapade from his youth whilst sat in a wild strawberry patch. "Wild Strawberries" is one of Bergman's most highly-revered films thanks to its emotional depth. The main role, that of Professor Isak Borg was played by Swedish veteran actor Victor Sjöström, who had made his name in the silent era, most notably in "The Phantom Carriage" (1921). When talking about Sjöström's performance in "Wild Strawberries", Bergman said "Victor Sjöström took my text, made it his own, invested it with his own experiences: his pain, his misanthropy, his brutality, sorrow, fear, loneliness, coldness, warmth, harshness, and ennui." The awkward interaction between his character and Marianne (played by Ingrid Thulin) is painfully familiar to watch for anyone who has had to deal with such crabby old men and/or emotionally remote young women. About the red herrings (all 1957): "I Was a Teenage Werewolf" is a surprisingly good horror film starring Michael Landon. "Legend of the Lost" starred everyone's favourite cowboy John Wayne in a non-cowboy role, and Italian diva Sophia Loren, whilst "A Farewell To Arms" is based on Ernest Hemmingway's novel.

From Quiz The Film Career of Kathy Bates

Answer: She gave her fried green tomatoes.

Evelyn had developed a real love for Ninny. They first met when Evelyn and her husband Ed were there visiting Ed's aunt at the nursing home. Ninny began to tell Evelyn the story of Idgie Threadgoode and Ruth almost immediately. Evelyn would come back with Ed, but not to see his aunt only Ninny. Evelyn wanted to hear more of Ninny's story on Idgie and Ruth. She would tell Evelyn more and more of the story of the two young women with each visit. Evelyn came back on Ninny's birthday with a plate of fried green tomatoes. The women ate the tomatoes and talked some more of the tale of Idgie. The film was released in 1991. It is one of my all time favorites because of the stellar cast and the story. The movie starred Kathy, Jessica Tandy, Mary Stuart Masterson, and Mary-Louise Parker just to name a few. It was the story of of the power of women and how they each came through adversity stronger then ever. I loved this movie.

From Quiz Walter Brennan Movies

Answer: Barbara Stanwyck

Stanwyck plays a pushy reporter; Cooper (and Brennan) represent the "common man".

From Quiz Charles Boyer

Answer: Monsieur Gasse, Travel Agent

Monsieur Gasse is the travel agent who arranges for the hot air balloon trip. Ronald Colman plays the Railway Official, Charles Coburn plays the Steamship Company Clerk and Buster Keaton plays the Train Conductor. Phileas Fogg bets the gentlemen at his club that he can travel around the world in eighty days.

From Quiz Adam Baldwin

Answer: Independence Day

Bill Pullman, Jeff Goldblum and Will Smith star in "Independence Day".

From Quiz Powers Boothe

Answer: Red Dawn

Powers co-starred as Col. Andy Taylor alongside Patrick Swayze, C. Thomas Howell, Lea Thompson, Jennifer Grey and Charlie Sheen in this 1984 release.

From Quiz Lauren Bacall Movies

Answer: Sarah Miles

Collins and Clark are in the film, but in different roles. Clark plays the troubled younger sister; Collins plays the woman from the bookstore. (The original is better.)

From Quiz Jack Black Movie Mixture

Answer: Amanda Peet

Peet plays Biggs' new girlfriend, but she's bringing about changes that the guys don't like, so they decide to take matters into their own hands.

From Quiz Edward Burns Films

Answer: 'She's The One'

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