This is a continuation of the previous Movie Trivia Questions Game. You can see the previous questions/answers at Movie Trivia Questions.

To review the rules of the game:

- Only one question should be posed at a time
- The first person to get the correct answer gets to ask the next question
- Questions should be related to topics associated with the movie industry (movies, actors, etc)

Since Ren was the last person to get a correct answer, she has the option of asking the next question!

Ren hasn't posted, and it looks like JoJo has a question she'd like to add, so I'm moving this up for JoJo. Sorry Ren! You waited too long!

Q1: Which film did Edward Norton make his on-screen debut in and picked up an Oscar nomination for his trouble?

Hi JoJo! My answer is Primal Fear. I thought he was amazing in that role.

You got it Annie, it was "Primal Fear" (1996), a decent thriller in which Norton plays an altar boy accused of killing an archbishop. Norton yells and acts crazy a lot, which always seems to grab the Academy's attention. Far more memorable is his turn as a dispassionate attorney who defends a scumbag in the same year's "The People vs. Larry Flynt."

Annie, do you have a question for us? You get to ask because you answered the last one correctly.

Oops, sorry, hungree! It's been a while, so I forgot I was supposed to ask the next question. Here goes:

James Dean died in a car crash toward the end of filming the movie GIANT in 1955. In order to complete the film, someone was needed to dub-in Dean's voice in a few scenes. A young actor who happened to be a close friend of Dean's, was chosen to fill in the missing dialogue. Although he never achieved the fame that his friend did, he received his own share of attention by starring in a T.V. show during the early 60's. Unfortunately, he also died an untimely death. What was this actor's name?

Sal Mineo?

That's a good guess, Linda, but it's not the right person.

Nick Adams?

Darn, I finally found the correct answer, and CC beat me to it!

Congratulations CarolinaCarol! Nick Adams is the correct answer. Good work! Linda, I'll give you Honorable Mention, since you had the answer, too.

It was interesting to read about the circumstances surrounding Nick Adams death. It's one of those "Hollywood Who-dun-its" what's will probably never be solved.

Here's my question...
What 1978 movie role did Henry Winkler turn down for fear of being type-cast?

Just a guess....was it the role John Travolta ended up playing in Grease?

You got it Hungree! Grease is my daughter's favorite movie I bet she has seen it a hundred times and knows every word by heart!

Okay, I guess now I have to come up with a question...let me think.....

I'll have one for you all in a little bit...stay tuned...

This will undoubtedly be easy for most of you, but I just can't come up with a stumper!

Please tell us what movies do all of these have in common:

No less than 5 men have portrayed the same character on the big screen.

Countless young women have gone on to fame and fortune after making a stop in one of these many films.

Popular musicians vie for the chance to supply theme songs to these films.

I told you all it would be easy.....let's see who gets here first!

I would say these are James Bond films?

Yes PartsDude you are correct! I have Bond on the brain this week and this was all I could think of. Please take the ball and give us all a question!!

O.K. here we go! In the movie Arsenic and Old Lace, The character Jonathan Brewster was played by Raymond Massey. Who played Jonathan Brewster in the stage version of this play?

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I'll guess it was Boris Karloff playing the part of the brother who looked like Boris Karloff.

This is one of my all-time favorite movies!

You got it Annie!!

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Another lucky guess! In keeping with our Halloween theme:

In the film Rosemary's Baby, Rosemary's husband gets an acting job because the actor who was supposed to play the role is mysteriously struck blind. We only hear the other actor's voice on the telephone, but it is the voice of a famous actor. Who was it?

The role of Lucy in While You Were Sleeping was actually developed for another actress. Who was it and why did Sandra Bullock insist that she, herself, was perfect for the role?