Two Trivia Quiz

Answer: 2 Days in New York

Delpy and Chris Rock star in this sequel to "2 Days in Paris", as Marion and Mingus. Rock's character was new to the franchise, while Delpy returned from the first film.

Delpy starred in, wrote, directed and produced the film.

The film is set in New York with Rock and Delpy's characters are living in a small apartment. Eventually her relatives from France come to visit, and rather than getting a hotel, decide to stay with them in their apartment. Rock's character tries to deal with the cramped quarters and his in-laws all at once.

Answer: 2:37

Originally released in Australia on Aug. 17, 2006, the movie starred Teresa Palmer, Joel Mackenzie, Frank Sweet, Charles Baird, Sam Harris, Marni Spillane and Clementine Mellor with several others playing supporting roles.

The film was written, produced, and directed by Murali Thalluri.

The story follows six students through a day at a public secondary school. At 2:37 one of them commits suicide in the bathroom. the film opens with the suicide then tells their stories as a flashback.

Answer: Two Lovers

Phoenix co-starred with Gwyneth Paltrow in this adaptation of Fyodor Dostoyevsky's story "White Nights".

It was co-written and directed by James Gray.

The story follows a Jewish man as he decides between the woman his family and friends want him to marry, and his neighbor whom he is falling in love with.

Answer: Two Mules for Sister Sara

MacLaine was billed above Clint Eastwood in the credits, though he had top billing in the promotional materials, including the poster.

Don Siegel directed a script from Albert Maltz. This was the second of five movies that Siegel and Eastwood teamed up on.

The story follows Sara (MacLaine) as a nun being chased by Mexican thugs. She is saved by Hogan (Eastwood) who takes her along with him as he prepares an assault on a French fort in Mexico.

Answer: Two Weeks Notice

Bullock and Hugh Grant star as a lawyer and a billionaire real estate mogul respectively. She ends up working for him in an attempt to save a community center, but unwittingly they fall in love. She gets fed up at his antics and gives him her two week notice of leaving his employment. After she leaves they both realize they miss each each other.

Marc Lawrence wrote and directed the movie.

Answer: Two for the Money

Al Pacino, Matthew McConaughey and Russo shared the top of the credits in this movie about a former football star who becomes a handicapper for betting on sports.

McConaughey plays Brandon Lang, a newcomer to the world of professional gambling. He gets involved in a gambling ring with Walter (Pacino) and Toni (Russo) where they bet millions on Lang's ability to predict games.

Written by Dan Gilroy and directed by D.J. Caruso.

Answer: Two Solitudes

The movie is based on the 1945 book of the same name. The book's author is Hugh MacLennan.

The story tells about the 1917 Conscription Crisis in Canada and how the two sides work against each other, which is tearing the country apart.

Written and directed by Lionel Chetwynd.

Answer: 2 Guns

Washington and Mark Wahlberg team up to star as criminals Robert Trench and Michael Stigman.

Trench, a Drug Enforcement officer, and Stigman, a U.S. Navy officer, both are working undercover in a drug cartel. Neither knows the other is also a law enforcement agent at the start of the movie.

Eventually things go wrong, they become actual outlaws, and are forced to work together after discovering that they are on the same side.


It was written by Blake Masters and directed by Baltasar Kormákur.

Answer: The Two Faces of January

This film is an adaptation of the 1964 novel by Patricia Highsmith.
Mortensen starred with Kristen Dunst and Oscar Isaac in the film, which was written and directed by Hossein Amini.

Set in 1962 the film follows along as a con man fights to prove his innocence in the murder of two men who are both working to prove his guilt in previous crimes. The film jets around to various countries as Chester MacFarland (Mortensen) works to clear his name in the two murders.

Answer: 2 Fast 2 Furious

The plot follows Paul Walker, as ex-cop Brian, as he works to bring down a drug lord in order to clear his own criminal record.

The movie opens with a scene showing Brian avoiding capture as he travels across the country. Eventually he settles down in Miami and starts street racing for money. That's when U.S. Border Patrol agents track him down and offer him the deal to clear his name in exchange for busting a drug lord who smuggles millions of dollars worth of drugs into the country each year.

This film was written by Michael Brandt and Derek Haas and directed by John Singleton.