Kate Winslet's Movies Trivia Quiz

Answer: Juliet

Kate got this film straight after she left drama school, while working at a deli. She actually got the call to say she got the movie, right in the middle of serving a customer.
In the film, she played a very imaginative young girl, who became good friends with Pauline Parker. Juliet and Pauline soon realised their relationship went beyond friendship.

Answer: Margaret

Margaret wasn't a very major character in the film, but she was a very entertaining one. The filmmakers were thinking of cutting her from the screenplay, but she provided a good window to a modern audience with the questions she asked. The Margaret in this film, was funny, lively and was quite shy of strangers.

Answer: Hamlet

This was another period piece for Kate, in which she played Ophelia. The story focused on Hamlet, the Prince of Denmark, who was summoned for his father's funeral, who was killed by his own brother, Hamlet's uncle. Luckily he got revenge on his uncle; however it was at the cost of nearly every single life in the film, including his own (depressing)! Kate starred opposite Kenneth Branagh, who played Hamlet.

After she made this and "Jude", she was quickly nicknamed "corset Kate".

Answer: DeWitt Bukater

She mentioned it when Jack saved her from committing suicide, and they exchanged names. His reaction to it was, "I'm gonna have to get you to write that one down." Although Rose had three names in the movie- DeWitt Bukater, Dawson and Calvert, DeWitt Bukater is used for the majority of the movie. Rose's character was a very trapped upper class lady, who was forced into an engagement with a man she didn't love.

Answer: true

The song was called "What If", and was written for Kate's character, Belle. She later released it as a single to raise money for charity. It went straight to number six in the UK charts.

Answer: Iris

She played the young Iris Murdoch, opposite Judi Dench who portrayed the old Iris Murdoch, who was a famous novelist. She died tragically of Alzheimer's when she was 79. The story basically focused on how the young Iris became very popular with the people around her because of her thoughts about life.

She eventually found love with a man, whom she married and spent the rest of her life with.

Answer: Porthos

The name was heard a couple of times in the movie, one of them in the park when J.M Barrie put on a bear show for the children and their mother. Peter accused James of being absurd because Porthos was "just a dog". His response was "Porthos dreams of being a bear, and you want to dash those dreams by saying he's just a dog?"

Answer: Tula

This was another small, independent film that Kate made, in which she played a woman who hadn't met the man of her dreams yet, and fell in love with a married man. Kate mastered yet another accent in this film, this time a Manchester accent. Kate played this fiery, early thirty something red head, who was a very lost soul.

She fell in love with a married man who was entirely unavailable to her. She was completely fixated on him.

Answer: LA

This was one of the few comedies Kate has made. It focused on two women who had both lost the men in their lives, and decided to do a home exchange with each other over the Christmas holidays. Kate played a 30 something woman who lived in London, and had just found out that the man she had loved for 3 years was now engaged.

She was devestated and decided to go on a home exchange to cure her sadness. Cameron Diaz played the other female role who went to Kate's house in Surrey.

Answer: Patrick Wilson

Kate played the role of Sara in this dramatic movie, "Little children", which focused on the life of an unhappy mother and wife, Sara. She eventualy met a father in the local playground, however this meeting blossomed into a passionate love affair.
Patrick Wilson played the father, who was also married. He's been in films like, "Phantomn of the Opera", "Passengers" and "Hard Candy".