Motion Picture Trivia Questions and Answers.

Motion Picture trivia questions and answers.

What line did Jean Arthur deliver to Cary Grant in Only Angels Have Wings that Lauren Bacall repeated to Humphrey Bogart in To Have and Have Not and Angie Dickinson said to John Wayne in Rio Bravo?
A: "I'm hard to get--all you have to do is ask me." ?All three films were directed by Howard Hawks.

Who once said, "I always wanted to do what my mother did--get all dressed up, shoot people, fall in the mud. I never considered doing anything else"?
A: Actress Carrie Fisher, daughter of Debbie Reynolds.

What actress once performed as a singer and keyboard player with an all-girl band known as Psychotic kindergarten?
A: Daryl Hannah.

What was the theme song of comics Laurel and Hardy?
A: "The Dancing Cuckoos."

Who was the first American movie director to be paid $1 million to direct a single film?
A: Mike Nichols, in 1967, for "The Graduate."

What did the makeup people do to actress Lana Turner during the filming of The Adventures of Marco Polo in 1938 that permanently altered her features?
A: For her role as a Eurasian handmaiden, the shaved off her eyebrows regularly for hree weeks and replaced them with false slanting eyebrows. As a result, her eyebrows never grew back and she had to either draw them in or paste them on ever after.

What is the name of the friendly skunk in Walt Disney' Bambi
A: Flower.

The 1987 film Three Men and a Baby, staring Tom Selleck, Steve Guttenberg and Ted Danson, is the American version of what very successful French film that came out a year earlier?
A: Three Men and a Cradle.

What two-time Oscar-winning actress played young Jane Eyre's saintly, consumptive friend in the 1944 film that featured Joan Fontaine in the title role?
A: Elizabeth Taylor, who was 12 at the time.

What was Pluto's name when he made his debut in 1930 in a Mickey Mouse film?
A: Rover. The film was Chain Gang, a short, in which he had a small role as Minnie Mouse's dog.

How old was Orson Welles when he co-wrote, produced, directed and starred in the 1941 film classic Citizen Kane?
A: 25.

As a toddler, what famous movie-star-to-be had his picture on packages of baby food?
A: Humphrey Bogart. His mother, a commercial artist, used him as the model for a picture that was used on packages of Mellins baby food.

What popular actor is married to Melissa Mathison, the writer who provided the screenplay for E.T.?
A: Harrison Ford.

What actress appeared on a magazine cover in the late 1970s with director Louis Malle's name tattooed on her breast?
A: Susan Sarandon. Malle was her boyfriend at the time.

In how many Alfred Hitchcock movies did James Stewart appear? What were they?
A: Four--Rope(1948), Rear Window (1954), THe Man Who Knew Too Much (1956) and Vertigo (1958).

Actor Gary Cooper's given name at birth was Frank. What inspired an agent to change it to Gary?
A: The agent's hometown--Gary, Indiana.