Celebrities Trivia Quiz # 33
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Keanu Reeves - What was the last line Keanu said in the 1994 hit movie, "Speed"?
The correct answer is 'Whatever you say ma'am?'
After Annie and Jack (Keanu's character) survive the subway derailing, he says to her "I have to warn you, relationship based on intense situations never work out". She says that they'll have to base it on sex. He replys, "Whatever you say ma'am". Then they kiss and the credits show.
Celebrities Question 2
Do You Really Know Cher? - After Cher starred in the movie "Mask" she became a member of a children's charity. What is it?
The correct answer is 'Children's Craniofacial Association'
Celebrities Question 3
The Brothers Marx - Which of the brothers was the first to die?
The correct answer is 'Chico'
Chico died in 1961, at the age of 74, from heart disease. He was followed by Harpo, three years later in 1964. Groucho and Gummo both lived until 1977, and Zeppo died two years later.
Celebrities Question 4
Benny Hill - He was named TV Personality of the Year in _?
The correct answer is '1954'
The only time he won it
Celebrities Question 5
George Carlin "Back in Town" - 'Cleanliness, right next to ______.'
The correct answer is 'Godliness'
Carlin would discuss the obsession with hygeine in 'You Are all Diseased' but is discussing the obsession with cleanliness when talking about catapulting felons into brick walls ....
Celebrities Question 6
All About Vin Diesel - What did Vin's mother do for a living?
The correct answer is 'Astrologist'
Vin grew up with his mother, his twin brother, his two sisters, and his stepfather who was a professor.
Celebrities Question 7
Cher's Albums - In 1992, after releasing a compilation album entitled "Bang Bang & Other Hits", Cher decided to take a break from music and film; her last film was 1990's "Mermaids". She spent the next four years filming infomercials for facial cream and exercising equipment. In 1996, Cher came back with the album that was supposed to bring her back into the game of music. But the album did not do so well as Cher had hoped, although the album's only two singles did Cher some good justice. What is the name of this supposed come-back album?
The correct answer is 'It's A Man's World'
"It's A Man's World" was released in 1996, after Cher's early-1996 compilation album, "The Casablanca Years". This album was supposed to be Cher's come-back album, but Cher did not have luck with this one. But on the upside, Cher released only two singles from this album that did sell pretty well and they are "One By One" and "Walking In Memphis". This album features all songs that were covered by Cher. The reason for calling the album, "It's A Man's World", is that all the songs were originally recorded by male singers back in the 50s, 60s, and 70s. Plus, the last song on the album was entitled, "It's A Man's Man's Man's World", a song recorded by James Brown.
The U.K. edition of this album features fourteen tracks, wheras the U.S. edition only features eleven. The three tracks that are featured on the U.K. edition are entitled, "I Would Not Treat A Dog (The Way You Treated Me), "Don't Come Around Tonite", and "The Shape Of Things To Come". These three songs do not appear on the U.S. edition. On the U.S. edition, the following songs: "One By One", "Not Enough Love In The World", "Angels Running", "What About The Moonlight", and "Paradise Is Here" are all remixed. Those five songs are in their original recorded form on the U.K. edition.
The U.K. edition of this album features fourteen tracks, wheras the U.S. edition only features eleven. The three tracks that are featured on the U.K. edition are entitled, "I Would Not Treat A Dog (The Way You Treated Me), "Don't Come Around Tonite", and "The Shape Of Things To Come". These three songs do not appear on the U.S. edition. On the U.S. edition, the following songs: "One By One", "Not Enough Love In The World", "Angels Running", "What About The Moonlight", and "Paradise Is Here" are all remixed. Those five songs are in their original recorded form on the U.K. edition.
Celebrities Question 8
Oliver Postgate - Which actor gave Oliver his Gold Medal for Acting in 1948, after Oliver completed his two-year course at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art?
The correct answer is 'Peter Ustinov'
At the time Peter Ustinov was married to one of Oliver's relatives and they saw each other at family get togethers. Oliver’s first job in the theatre was as actor/stage manager of a theatre company in Brighton.
Celebrities Question 9
Andy Garcia - What T.V show did Andy Garcia have a role for one episode in 1979?
The correct answer is 'Archie Bunker's Place'
Garcia played Manuel in episode #1.9 "Building The Restaurant" on October 28, 1979. Also starred Carroll O'Conner and Jean Stapleton.
Celebrities Question 10
Ms. Tomlin if You're Nasty - One of these is a prop used by Lily's character, Edith Ann. (And that's the truth.) Which is it?
The correct answer is 'A giant rocking chair'
Edith Ann is a little girl who tells it like it is, even if she's being asked about where babies come from. She has a little baby brother, and a dog, Buster (whom she kisses on the lips). Her last line in every skit is always, "And that's the truth..." only she can't make the "th" sound without giving the rasperry (a.k.a. the "Bronx cheer") with her tongue.