Heat Things Up! Trivia Quiz

Answer: "Sex and the City" - Mr. Big

"Sex and the City" (1998-2004) followed four friends (Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda) through the city of New York as they worked, dated and supported each other. Mr. Big (a debonair business man who was the love interest of the lead female character, Carrie) was how Noth's character was known for the six seasons of "Sex and the City" (1998-2004).

In the final episode of season six where he called Carrie and we saw his first name come up on her phone, it was John! Noth has since starred in "The Good Wife" (2009).

Answer: Matt LeBlanc

LeBlanc played the loveable Joey in "Friends" and Maj. Don West In "Lost in Space" (1998). He also had a "Friends" spin-off show, "Joey", which ran from 2004-2006.

Answer: George Clooney

Clooney's character in "ER" (1994-2009) was Dr. Doug Ross and in the "Ocean's" trilogy he played Danny Ocean. Clooney was born May 6th 1961 in Lexington, Kentucky in the USA. Before finding international fame in "ER" (1994-2009) Clooney appeared in "Bodies of Evidence" (1992-1993) playing detective Ryan Walker.

Answer: Jon Bon Jovi - Bon Jovi

Bon Jovi formed in 1983 and had many big hits. Jon Bon Jovi has also been in films such as "Young Guns 2: Blaze of Glory" (1990) and the fifth season of "Ally McBeal" (2002), playing the character Victor Morrison.

Answer: Robbie Williams - Take That

Take That split up in 1996 after being hugely successful, but Robbie left in 1995 and it was not the same again. In 2006 four members Gary, Mark, Jason and Howard reformed for a come-back and made it big again, with Robbie returning in 2010 to make the band complete. William's had a successful solo career releasing big hits such as "Angels" (1997) and "Millennium" (1998).

Answer: Will Mellor

Will Mellor also has a good singing voice; he won "Comic Relief Does Fame Academy" (2003). As well as starring in "Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps" (2001-2011) he has starred in other sitcoms such as "White Van Man" (2010) and "In With the Flynns" (2011).

Answer: Robert Bathurst - David Marsden

Bathurst has had a very good acting career. He had great success in "Cold Feet" (1997-2003) and since then played Sir Anthony Strallan in the popular series "Downton Abbey" (2010) and portrayed John Le Mesurier in the TV movie "Hattie" (2011). David Marsden, although rather serious and uptight, surprised everyone by having an affair with a woman from the local council, which lead to the breakdown of his marriage.

He was married to Karen played by Hermione Norris.

Answer: Brad Pitt - "Thelma and Louise"

"Thelma and Louise" (1991) was a classic film that saw two women taking centre stage for the entire film. They were on the run from the police, as Louise (Susan Sarandon) had shot a man in a carpark because he was trying to rape Thelma (Geena Davis). Pitt played the gorgeous drifter J.D. who showed Thelma a very good time! Pitt has since found fame starring in such films as "Seven" (1995) and "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" (2005).

Answer: Richard Gere

Gere (playing Edward Lewis) starred opposite the beautiful Julia Roberts (playing hooker Vivian Ward). He played a very successful businessman hiring Vivian to accompany him to a week of business meetings. Nearly ten years later Gere and Roberts teamed up again to star in "Run Away Bride" (1999). Gere has had a long successful career starring in popular films such as "An Officer and a Gentleman" (1982) and "Shall we Dance" (2004).

Answer: Patrick Swayze - Johnny Castle - "Dirty Dancing"

"Dirty Dancing" (1987) is my favourite film ever. It featured Baby Houseman (a sixteen year old girl from a good family) falling in love with dance instructor Johnny Castle (clearly not someone her parents would choose for her). Sadly my favourite actor, Patrick Swayze, died of cancer in 2009.

However, he will be remembered always for his role as Johnny Castle and that particular line near the end of the film - "Nobody puts Baby in a corner". I still get goosebumps! He will also be remembered for his other starring roles in "Ghost" (1990) and the TV series "The Beast" (2009).