Answer: Roadside diner
Soon after Frank Chambers (John Garfield) is hired to help with Nick Smith's (Cecil Kellaway) roadside diner and service station, it's clear that he and Smith's wife Clara (Lana Turner) are heading down the road toward an illicit love affair and murder. While the 1946 film version James M. Cain's 1936 novel is the best known, two previous film adaptations had already been made in France (1939) and Italy (1943). Jack Nicholson and Jessica Lange also played the scheming lovers in 1981, but the film was received poorly by critics who compared it unfavorably to the 1946 version.
From Quiz: Two's Company, Three's Box Office Gold
Answer: Roman Holiday
Ms. Hepburn was in a lot of romantic movies, but the one that got her started was "Roman Holiday". Gregory Peck played the American reporter who meets her when she slips away from the palace to slum with the commoners. Good for a tear or two as this love story unfolds!
From Quiz: Love Stories
Answer: Titanic
"Titanic" scored an impressive 11 Academy Awards in 1998. Winslet and DiCaprio were at the centre of a love story on the doomed liner.
Winslet played Rose, an upper class passenger, who boarded the liner with her mother and fiance. There she met Jack, played by DiCaprio, a small-time drifter and artist who had won a third-class ticket on the ship. Rose was on her way to Canada marry a rich fiancé, a prospect she was not keen on. She contemplated suicide, but was rescued by Jack, who was then invited to join her family group. Of course they fell in love, but did they survive the sinking of the ship?...you'll have to watch the movie to find out.
From Quiz: Kisses Sweeter Than Wine: Tender Movie Moments
Answer: The Kiss
"The Kiss", released in 1896, was a black and white silent film that only lasted 47 seconds; it was also known as "The May-Irwin Kiss" or "The Rice-Irwin Kiss". The film depicts the last scene from the musical stage comedy "The Widow Jones" in which Irwin and Rice starred. This was the first film in which an actual kiss took place between a couple, as well as being one of the first films to be shown in public. As a promotional campaign for the musical, the "New York World" newspaper asked the actors to stage the kiss for the camera. When the film was shown, it caused a completely negative effect as people were shocked and horrified at what they had just seen on the screens, causing negative editorials. In some places they even requested the police to take action against the showing of such a scandalous film. One outraged critic wrote "The spectacle of the prolonged pasturing on each other's lips was beastly enough in life size on the stage but magnified to gargantuan proportions and repeated three times over it is absolutely disgusting."
Needless to say, the film became the most popular film for Edison Vitascope in 1896. The film was selected for preservation in the National Film Registry.
From Quiz: More Than a Kiss
Answer: Jack & Rose
Seventeen-year old Rose DeWitt Bukater boards the ship Titanic on its maiden voyage in Southampton. She is traveling with her mother and her fiance. Cal is the son of a well connected steel tycoon but Rose does not love him. Rose considers ending her life by throwing herself over the side but is rescued by a 3rd class passenger, Jack Dawson. The two fall in love and secretly spend time in one another's arms. They are together when the ship strikes the iceberg. Jack saves the life of Rose by lifting her onto floating debris before he himself succumbs to an icy grave beneath the waves.
From Quiz: Unlucky in Love
Answer: Spiderman
Mild mannered Peter Parker (Tobey Maguire) secretly has a crush on Mary Jane Watson (Kirsten Dunst) from school, but he's not her type. After a radioactive spider bites him, Peter develops some of a spider's capabilities and assumes the name "Spiderman". He decides to fight crime in New York City after his Uncle is killed.
Later, he saves Mary Jane from a gang in a dark alley (of course) and he playfully hangs upside down from one of his webs. She then peels away the bottom half of his mask and kisses him passionately.
Spidey gets another upside down kiss in "Spiderman III" (2007), this time with Gwen Stacy (Bryce Dallas Howard) after saving her from a runaway crane.
From Quiz: Kiss the Girl
Answer: City Lights
Although Hollywood was well into the era of sound, Charlie Chaplin's popularity as the Little Tramp enabled him to release this silent film with recorded music. In an effort to show that the blind flower girl thought that the mute Little Tramp was a wealthy person, Chaplin re-shot the scene 342 times.
From Quiz: AFI's Greatest Love Stories of All Time
Answer: Roulette
This movie is on everyone's list of the best love stories from Hollywood (and is considered one of Hollywood's best films).
Bogart, being sentimental, allows the the young man to win at roulette at "Rick's". Bergman didn't know it was going to be a classic. It is.
From Quiz: Classic Romances and Love Stories
Answer: The Wedding Singer
They play Robbie and Julia. Did you know that August 5th, 1985, the date of Julia's wedding, is actually a Monday? A strange day to be getting married, I think.
From Quiz: 'I Do' At the Movies
Answer: The Notebook
This terribly romantic love story starred James Garner, Gena Rowlands, Ryan Gosling, and Rachel McAdams. It is a flashback-type movie about a young couple, how they met and fell in love, all told from a present-day perspective. If you haven't seen it and enjoy love stories, this may be a movie to look for.
From Quiz: Love Stories
Answer: Breakfast At Tiffany's
"Breakfast at Tiffany's" was based on a novella by Truman Capote. He did not mince his words when asked what he had hated about the movie: 'Oh God, just everything. It made me want to throw up."
The film was the story of an elegant New York girl, Hepburn, and her relationship with a new man in her life, Peppard.
Hepburn played Holly Golightly, a New York party girl. Her materialistic world changed when a new neighbour, a struggling writer played by Peppard, moved into her apartment block. Romance followed, and the movie focused on how Peppard would, or even could, support Golightly and her love of all things fine and costly, in particular the wares on sale at the expensive jeweller's, Tiffany's.
From Quiz: Kisses Sweeter Than Wine: Tender Movie Moments
Answer: Greed
In the scene of the famous kiss, the dentist, McTeague, decides that it is best to knock out his patient while he works on her teeth. He is incredibly attracted to her and has a great desire to kiss her; resisting his temptation he pulls himself together and continues drilling. As he continues work, he just can't control his great desire and ends up kissing her. After kissing her he just steps back and continues to work, as if nothing happened.
"Greed" was a silent movie directed by Erich von Stroheim, based on the novel " McTeague : A Story of San Francisco" by Frank Norris. The film depicts the lives of three people who suddenly win the lottery; instead of bringing them good fortune, we see how their lives are torn apart and ruined due to their greed. The making of the film has become a Hollywood legend. Von Stroheim made every possible effort to include in the film all the details depicted in the book. The outcome was a ten hour movie costing over $500.000. The studio, made von Stroheim edit the movie to a more manageable length which he did, cutting it down to four hours. MGM still was not happy with the length, and re-edited without the director's permission, coming out with a two and half hour movie.
From Quiz: More Than a Kiss
Answer: Tristan & Isolde
"Tristan & Isolde" (2006) is a complicated love story that begins when Tristan washes up on the shores of Ireland and is discovered by the Princess Isolde. She nurses him back to health and they fall in love. Tristan eventually flees back to England to be reunited with his adoptive father Lord Marke. Donnchadh, King of the Irish, proposes a treaty with England and promises his daughter Isolde in marriage to the winner of a tournament. Tristan participates on behalf of King Marke unaware that the prize is his precious Isolde. Tristan wins the tournament and Isolde becomes the wife of King Marke. Unfortunately, Isolde and Tristan cannot deny their feelings and their affair ultimately threatens to destroy King Marke and his kingdom. Tristan fights bravely for his king and Marke carries his dying son to meet Isolde. Tristan dies in the arms of Isolde uttering the following: "You were right. I don't know if life is greater than death. But love was more than either."
From Quiz: Unlucky in Love
Answer: Lady and the Tramp
Who can forget the spaghetti meal shared by Lady the cocker spaniel, and Tramp, the bad boy mutt? As they are romantically serenaded at dinner, they both munch on a single noodle and accidentally kiss.
In this movie, Lady's world is turned upside down by the arrival of a new baby. While Tramp convinces her she's now unloved because of the baby, it's actually Aunt Sarah and her two sly Siamese cats who are causing the trouble. The happy ending comes though, and Tramp is adopted into the household.
From Quiz: Kiss the Girl
Answer: None of these
The movie in question was called "The Departed". Dr. Madden was William 'Billy' Costigan Jr.'s therapist. Somewhere between all those emotional therapy sessions, they fell in love. However, Madolyn was living with Colin. An intricate plot unraveled itself and both men ended up shot to death. This 2006 film won four Oscars and was directed by Martin Scorsese. Scorsese finally won his first Oscar for best director.
From Quiz: Love Triangle Tragedies
Answer: Love Story
Based on Erich Segal's bestseller, "Love Story" was 1971's number one box office money maker. Surprisingly, several young actors, including Beau Bridges, Jon Voight, Michael Sarrazin, Michael Douglas, Michael York, Peter Fonda, Jeff Bridges and Keith Carradine, turned down the role of Oliver and the opportunity to say the famous line, "Love means never having to say you're sorry." Instead, Ryan O'Neal of television's "Peyton Place" was cast opposite Ali MacGraw.
From Quiz: AFI's Greatest Love Stories of All Time
Answer: David Copperfield
This is another one of Hollywood's most honored movies. Rhett and Scarlett - with the movie living up to the book. Everyone remembers the final line by Gable/Rhett.
From Quiz: Classic Romances and Love Stories
Answer: Cocktail
They had their wedding reception in a bar; very classy.
From Quiz: 'I Do' At the Movies
Answer: Valmont
Adapted from the 1782 French novel "Les Liaisons Dangereuses" by Choderlos de Laclos, Frears' version was released less than a year before Milos Forman's "Valmont" starring Colin Firth and Meg Tilly as the conniving aristocrats. Most critics preferred Frears' offering, citing the wit and charisma of the lead players.
From Quiz: Two's Company, Three's Box Office Gold
Answer: Fifty First Dates
Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler star in this unforgettable romantic comedy about a woman with amnesia and a persistent young man who falls in love with her. Even if you don't like romantic comedies, it is worth checking out for the scenery. The film was shot almost entirely on location in Oahu, Hawaii.
From Quiz: Love Stories
Answer: Don Juan
John Barrymore plays the part of Don Juan de Marana, a well known lover and womanizer, who never trusts women. For a while his attitude drastically changes as he falls in love with Adriana Della Varnese. Adriana is forced to marry rich Count Donati, and therefore Don Juan thinks she has deceived him, which in turn makes him return to his scoundrel attitude. Don Juan doesn't know that Adriana is being used as part of an agreement made between the manipulative Donati and the devious Borgias. Don Juan finds out about Adriana's true love for him, but by this time it's too late as he is thrown in prison, for killing Donati in a duel. He manages to escape and save his Adriana from the Borgias, fleeing to Spain.
Warner Bros reported that Barrymore kissed his two leading ladies 127 times. He also kissed many other female companions throughout the movie, which added up to a total of 191 kisses. Although it is considered a silent movie as there is no spoken dialogue, it was the first one to feature Vitaphone, in which music was integrated into the movie background.
From Quiz: More Than a Kiss
Answer: Gerry & Holly
Holly falls in love with cute Irish singer Gerry Kennedy. They live in New York City and have a passionate marriage with the typical ups and downs. Out of the blue, Gerry dies from a brain tumor and leaves behind a desperately grieving wife in Holly. Thinking ahead, Gerry has left behind a series of letters and tasks for Holly. One letter sends her to Gerry's home country of Ireland where she becomes acquainted with Gerry's childhood friend and once again finds love.
From Quiz: Unlucky in Love
Answer: Four Weddings and a Funeral
"Four Weddings and a Funeral" (1994) featured Andie McDowell and Hugh Grant as the protagonists. Charles (Grant) meets Carrie (McDowell) at the first wedding in the show, and falls instantly in love with her. They meet again at the next wedding, that of Bernard and Lydia, where Carrie introduces her fiancé, Scottish politician, Hamish Banks.
After seeing Carrie married, Charles is despondent and in a moment of weakness, agrees to marry his ex-girlfriend Henrietta. During the wedding, he is stopped from making the biggest mistake of his life by his deaf brother David, and leaves Henrietta tragically at the altar.
Of course, love wins out in the end. Carrie has left her husband and goes to console Charles after his aborted nuptials. They agree to be together, not married, and Carrie kisses Charles in the middle of the street, in a heavy downpour.
From Quiz: Kiss the Girl
Answer: Eye for an Eye
Robert Doob (Kiefer Sutherland) was the sexual predator who killed her daughter. McCann attended a support group for families who'd lost loved ones to violent crime. That's where she met a couple of guys who specialized in vigilantism. McCann purchased a gun from them and took target shooting classes. Also, she took self defense classes and secretly followed Doob around his seedy environment. In the end, she got her revenge and made it look like self defense. This 1996 movie was directed by John Schlesinger.
From Quiz: Love, Vengefully
Answer: It's a Wonderful Life
An angel trying to earn his wings showed a suicidal man how dismal the town of Bedford Falls would have been had the man never been born. The holiday classic was produced, financed, directed and co-written by Frank Capra and starred James Stewart and Donna Reed. The movie did poorly at the box office and at the Academy Awards, due largely to the fact that it debuted a week after "The Best Years of Our Lives" which won seven Oscars.
From Quiz: AFI's Greatest Love Stories of All Time
Answer: Car
She gets out of the car a bit too quickly and carelessly. The ending of the movie provides something extra; the movie doesn't seem that special until the ending.
From Quiz: Classic Romances and Love Stories
Answer: While You Were Sleeping
They play character's, Lucy and Jack. Lucy goes from being engaged to one brother (Peter) for most of the movie to marrying the other brother, (Jack). They leave their wedding on a train; very cute.
From Quiz: 'I Do' At the Movies
Answer: Katharine Ross
Ingenue Katharine Ross garnered an Oscar nomination for her portrayal of the unsuspecting bride-to-be betrayed by her own mother. She would later go on to star in "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" for which she won a BAFTA for Best Actress.
From Quiz: Two's Company, Three's Box Office Gold
Answer: The Princess Bride
This charming romantic film was released in 1987. The film was directed by Rob Reiner (Meathead from "All in the Family"), and tells the story of a farmhand who falls in love with a princess. The story is presented as a book being read by a grandfather to his sick grandson.
From Quiz: Love Stories
Answer: Morocco
Marlene Dietrich makes her American film debut in this movie, playing the part of Amy Jolly, a nightclub singer. Amy Jolly is torn between her love for legionnaire Tom Brown (Gary Cooper), and the love of wealthy Monsieur La Bessiere (Adolphe Menjou). Brown is an enlisted man, unable to give her all the comforts she deserves. While wealthy, La Bessiere could provide her with everything she desires, although she isn't in love him. Amy finally accepts La Bessiere's marriage proposal, but on the night of their engagement party she finds out that Tom has been seriously wounded. She decides to run to his side, and once with him she realizes that her love for him is stronger and decides to stay with him.
The famous kiss takes place when she is performing at a night club, dressed in a tuxedo and top hat. In the scene, she approaches a young lady in the audience, who has a flower in her hair and asks "May I have this?" She takes it and smells the flower, and then gives the young woman a kiss on the mouth, for no apparent reason. After the kiss she seductively looks at Tom Brown and casually throws the flower at him. Most probably this is the first time a scene was filmed were two women kiss.
From Quiz: More Than a Kiss
Answer: Sam & Molly
"Ghost" (1990) introduces the world to New York City sweethearts Sam Wheat and Molly Jensen. Sam is killed by a mugger and becomes a ghost. He discovers that his partner Carl Bruner has been embezzling money from their company and that now his beloved Molly may be in danger. Sam enlists the reluctant alliance of psychic Oda Mae Brown in order to get his revenge on both his murderer and his scheming partner. The story concludes with one last ethereal moment where Sam is able to say his goodbyes to Molly.
From Quiz: Unlucky in Love
Answer: An Affair to Remember
In "An Affair to Remember" (1957), Nickie (Cary Grant) and Terry (Deborah Kerr) fall in love with each other while still engaged to other people. They both agree to ditch their fiancés, change their jobs and meet again after six months. On her way to the Empire State Building however, Terry is involved in an accident and is unable to keep the date. Eventually, Nickie learns the reason for her no-show, and all is forgiven.
While the American Film Institute regards "An Affair to Remember" as "one of the most romantic of all time" it's not an original film. In fact, the movie is almost a complete copy of an earlier film, "Love Affair" released in 1939.
From Quiz: Kiss the Girl
Answer: Casino
Ginger's only true loves were drugs and a low-life named Lester Diamond. Ginger left Sam and later overdosed on drugs. Nicky was beaten and buried in the desert by mobsters. Sam lived the rest of his life picking winners for the mafia. This film was directed by Martin Scorsese.
From Quiz: Love Triangle Tragedies
Answer: Doctor Zhivago
Although the sprawling epic David Lean film lost out as Best Picture, the 3 hour movie won Oscars for art direction, cinematography, costume design, music score and writing. Omar Shariff played the married Russian poet doctor who fell in love with the beautiful Lara, played by Julie Christie.
From Quiz: AFI's Greatest Love Stories of All Time
Answer: Emma
The only complaint about this wedding was from the always opinionated Mrs. Elton, who said, 'there was a shocking lack of satin'.
From Quiz: 'I Do' At the Movies
Answer: She is the daughter of the family chauffeur.
Sabrina Fairchild (Audrey Hepburn), whose father had been the Larrabee family chauffeur for many years, had had a huge crush on the younger Larrabee brother David (William Holden) ever since she was a young girl. The thrice married playboy David, however, always viewed Sabrina as a child and never paid her much attention. Now that she is a young woman David finally notices her, but in a somewhat inexplicable May-December love story, the 55 year old Bogart out charms the considerably younger Holden for 25 year old Audrey Hepburn's affections. Nominated for six Academy Awards including Best Actress, the film took home only one Oscar for Costume Design.
From Quiz: Two's Company, Three's Box Office Gold
Answer: Gone With the Wind
This line is said when Rhett returns from Paris, bringing Scarlett a fashionable, green hat as a present. She puts it on but backwards and he has to show her how to wear it properly. Scarlett thanks him for the present, but he is not happy with a mere thank you. He wants something in return and hints at a kiss, to which she replies "Well, I won't kiss you for it either". Although she faces him closing her eyes and puckering her lips, to which Rhett decides he won't kiss her.
The film takes place during the American Civil War. It mainly depicts an on-going love/hate relationship between the two main characters, Scarlett O'Hara (Vivien Leigh) and Rhett Butler (Clark Gable) who never stop quarrelling.
From Quiz: More Than a Kiss
Answer: Kyle & Sarah
The cult classic "Terminator" (1984) saw freedom fighter Kyle Reese go back in time to protect Sarah Connor. Arnold Schwarzenegger's indestructible cyborg character is sent back in time to assassinate Sarah Connor. Kyle volunteers for the assignment to protect Sarah when he sees a picture of her held by her future son, John. Although Kyle dies in the struggle with the cyborg, it is not before Sarah and he experience a night of passion. At the conclusion of the movie, a pregnant Sarah Connor rides off into the storm and single parenthood.
From Quiz: Unlucky in Love
Answer: The Last American Virgin
Rick dumped Karen when she told him she was pregnant. While Rick was on a high school skiing trip with another girl, Gary helped Karen. Gary scraped up the money and paid for Karen to get an abortion. In the end, his heart was broken at Karen's birthday party. She went right back to Rick. Gary drove away with the saddest expression on his face. This 1982 film was directed by Boaz Davidson. Mr. Davidson became a producer and an executive producer of many films.
From Quiz: Love Triangle Tragedies
Answer: The Way We Were
Composer Marvin Hamlisch won Academy Awards for the title song as well as for Original Dramatic Score. Barbra Streisand and Robert Redford starred in director Sydney Pollack's story of the relationship of a communist political activist and a Hollywood screenwriter during the McCarthy era.
From Quiz: AFI's Greatest Love Stories of All Time
