Androgynous Celebrity Names Trivia Quiz

Answer: male

Stevie was a famous Texan guitarist and the frontman for 'Double Trouble', who died in a helicopter crash in 1990.

Answer: female

Stevie is the husky-voiced, Fleetwood Mac vocalist who inspired the 'poke'man' character, Jynx.

Answer: female

Stevie Smith was a troubled English poet. Her work includes, 'A Good Time was Had by All'. She died in 1971 of a brain tumor.

Answer: female

Dana played Kimberly Drummond on 'Different Strokes' in the 1980's, and died of an accidental overdose of painkillers in 1999.

Answer: male

Dana, who died in 1992, was a leading man in films of the 1940s to 1960s. He starred in such classics as 'The Best Years of our Lives' and 'The Ox-bow Incident'.

Answer: female

Dana Wynter was a supporting actress of the 50s-70s. She is best known for the cult classic, 'Invasion of the Body Snatchers'.

Answer: male

Jackie Wilson's life reads like a Greek tragedy. He was shot and nearly killed by a spurned lover, overcame drug and alcohol addiction, and died in {1984;} 8 years after a massive heart attack on stage put him in a permanent vegetative state. He had many top 10 hits in the 1950s and 60s, including 'Lonely Teardrops' and 'Higher and Higher'.

Answer: female

Jacqueline Bissett is a beautiful, British actress of the past 4 decades. Her films include 'Bullitt', 'Casino Royale', and 'The {Deep';} which is credited with starting the Wet Tee-shirt Contest Craze.

Answer: female

Joan Collins' younger sister is a sometime actress and fulltime author of pulp novels like 'Hollywood Wives'.

Answer: male

Jackie Mason is a comic actor famous for his one-man show and infamous for a failed sit-com, 'Chicken Soup'.

Answer: male

Known for his tough-guy roles, Lee Marvin's career spanned many decades. Best known as the leader of the 'Dirty Dozen', he also starred as Liberty Valance in 'The Man who Shot Liberty Valance', and as Kid Shelleen/Tim Strawn in 'Cat Ballou'.

Answer: male

This 'Fall Guy' was the original bionic man in 'The Six Million Dollar Man' and Mr. Farrah Fawcett. He starred in the Nickelodeon film, 'Big, Fat Liar'.

Answer: female

Nominated five times for Oscars, Lee Grant took home the statuette in 1975 for her role in 'Shampoo' and won a directing Academy Award for her documentary for HBO, entitled 'Nobody's Children.'

Answer: female

Miss America 1955 got her start in TV on the 'Today Show'. She went on to greater fame playing Catwoman opposite Adam West's 'Batman', and as 'Barnaby Jones' daughter.

Answer: male

He's not just about the Armani suits and slicked-back hair. Pat Riley has been on 6 World Championship basketball teams as a player or coach. He won 4 NBA titles with the Los Angeles Lakers, and is the 2nd All-time winningest coach in NBA history.

Answer: female

Best known as a comic actress of the 50s and 60's, Pat Carroll can also sing. She was a regular on the 'Red Buttons Show', played a wicked stepsister in Rogers' AND Hammerstein's 'Cinderella', and in recent years has provided the voice of Ursula, the Sea Witch, in the 'Little Mermaid' movies.

Answer: female

Born in Brooklyn, Pat Benatar is a female rocker of the 1980s. This 4-time Grammy winner was discovered at New York's 'Catch a Rising Star'.

Answer: female

Joey can best be described as a 'celebrity'. This sultry blonde made the variety show circuit as a singer, and once starred as 'The Happy Hooker.'

Answer: male

Joey got his start as the little kid on 'Give Me a Break' with Nell Carter. He went on to act in a sitcom with his real life brothers.

Answer: male

A member of the Rat Pack. In the mid 1960s he was heralded as ABC's answer to the 'Tonight Show'. He only lasted 3 seasons, and was then overshadowed by his old side-kick, Regis Philbin.