The "Eye" of the Entertainment Field Quiz

Answer: Steve Buscemi

Steve was born in Brooklyn in 1957. Steve has been in numerous Adam Sandler movies. "Mr. Deeds", "Billy Madison" and "The Wedding Singer", these are a few of the movies that he had an appearance in. I personally liked Steve in the movie "Con Air" where he played the role of a prisoner who was in the right spot at the right time. He escapes at the end and rolls the dice.

Answer: Eyes of Laura Mars

Faye Dunaway was one great actress in the 60s and 70s. Faye was nominated for three Oscars in this era alone. She picked up the Oscar for her role in "Network" with Peter Finch. You remember the movie where everyone, "wasn't going to take it anymore" and threw out their television sets. I think Faye's career turned after playing Joan Crawford in the interesting movie, "Mommie Dearest".

Answer: For Your Eyes Only

The song "For Your Eyes Only" was nominated for an Oscar, but failed to win. The theme song from "Arthur" won that year.
This is probably my favorite "James Bond" movie. It was so cute when Lynn-Holly Johnson is putting the moves on James. She's so young and cute, but even James had certain standards.
There were so many beautiful sights in this movie also, from Venice, Italy to Cortina d'Ampezzo, where the Olympics were held in 1956.

Answer: I Only Have Eyes for You

Terry Johnson joined the Flamingos in 1956 and wrote and arranged some hit songs for the group. But nothing came close to this song, "I Only Have Eyes for You". The Flamingos were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2001.

Answer: Mickey Blue Eyes

Hugh Grant is the cute and innocent Michael Felgate. Jeanne Tripplehorn plays his fiancée, Gina Vitale. I was truly in shock at the end of this movie, but I won't blow it for you. James Caan plays Gina's father, Frank. James Caan sure enjoys playing the mobster, doesn't he?

Answer: Bette Davis Eyes

"Her hair is Harlow gold, her lips sweet surprise".
"Her hands are never cold, she's got Bette Davis eyes..."

Kim was born in Los Angeles in 1945. Kim not only has a unique talent of singing, but her voice is unique on its own. A sort of raspy voice. Kim never had another major hit like she did with "Bette Davis", but she will be remembered for this song forever. I'm sure that Bette Davis herself is thrilled to have a song written about her.

Answer: Monsters, Inc.

Mike is the one eyed monster in "Monsters, Inc." Mike, who is voiced by Billy Crystal, is making his move on Celia. He says to her, "I was just thinking about the first time I laid eye on you, how pretty you looked." Mike and Sulley team up to see how many kids they can scare. Sulley is voiced by actor, John Goodman.

Answer: Count Olaf

These are great books by Lemony Snicket. The very first book, "The Bad Beginning" is so sad. The children find out their parents died in a fire. The second book, "The Reptile Room" Uncle Monty is killed. The third book, "The Wide Window" isn't much better with Aunt Josephine getting killed. Do you have a feeling that this is, not a happy series? Yes, it does get worse. Hopefully in book #13 all turns around and the children get a happy ending. Tune in to find out in the "Series of Unfortunate Events".

Answer: Frank Sinatra

Frank won his only Oscar for his role in "From Here to Eternity" as Maggio. Frank was one of the Rat Packers along with Dean Martin and Peter Lawford. Frank was also the crooner. He had a hit single with "Strangers In the Night" in 1966. Frank passed away in 1998 in Los Angeles.

Answer: Eyes Wide Shut

Just when you think we lost our morals for good clean movies, out comes "Eyes Wide Shut". A very sexual movie with Cruise and Kidman, which was filmed while they were married. The movie didn't make a big score with the audience and it flopped. "Toy Story 2" was selected for Best Comedy of the year for the Golden Globes. Sort of shows you what's important and what isn't.

Well, I hope you liked the quiz. Keep your "eyes" open the next time you'll see some entertainment, it could be in the next quiz.