Who's a "Cry-Baby"? Trivia Quiz

Answer: Around their car

When school lets out, the gang all head for their car and turn on the radio. They do not not get into the car, just stand around it. Many different characters are introduced in this scene.

Answer: Vernon-Williams

While Allison is talking to Cry-Baby, her grandmother drives up and says "Allison Vernon-Williams, get in this car." Her grandmother is also known as Mrs. Vernon-Williams throughout the movie.

Answer: CB

When we first see Lenora at Turkey Point, she is ripping off tape from her leg. She then comes running up to the gang, showing them the tan line, which spells out CB for Cry-Baby's initials.

Answer: Cry-Baby

While Allison is singing, she is looking at Baldwin and the Whiffles, imagining each one of them with Cry-Baby's face. Baldwin, who assumes that she is singing to him, imagines her in a wedding dress.

Answer: Wanda

This song starts off with Cry-Baby singing with his band, but soon after he is inviting Allison up to sing with him. I guess Wanda wants a little bit of the attention, so she goes up and rings the triangle in their face.

Answer: Because he thinks Mrs. Vernon-Williams is beautiful

When the judge goes to sentence both Cry-Baby and Allison, Cry-Baby pleads with the judge to let Allison go. The judge then preceeds to tell Allison's grandmother that he would let Allison go just the one time, because he thought she was beautiful.

Answer: Toe-Joe

Toe-Joe is a man who pays women to pose for him; he asks Wanda at the beggining of the movie if she wants to pose for him. He is a bit of a pervert, but he knows what he wants and is willing to pay whatever it takes for it. There is a scene that is cut out of the movie, where Toe-Joe kidnaps Wanda and makes her pose for him inside a giant martini glass.

Answer: Because they are not psychologically equipped.

The Walker family is in disguise when they go into the Chatterbox orphanage looking for their children. When they find the children, they appear to be Siamese twins. Mrs. Tadlock tells the Walker family that Siamese twins are much more difficult to take care of than regular children, and that they are not psychologically equipped to do so.

Answer: She sees Lenora blow him a kiss.

All throughout this song, Baldwin and the Whiffles do keep interrupting her singing. While she's looking into the crowd, she notices that Lenora blows a kiss to Baldwin, so she sneaks in a slap.

Answer: Crying

Allison is racing towards her grandmother on a motorcycle, but when the cycle hits a bump she flies off the motorcycle and lands in Cry-Baby's lap. Just before the credits, they picture each characters face and they all have tear drops falling down from their eyes.