Movie Trivia Quiz # 73

Curtis started making himself valuable to the musicians by securing shows and auditions for them, and before long he had replaced their old manager. He eventually became a very successful promoter with his own record label. Unfortunately he started buying into his own hype and became more and more controlling, disposing of people whenever they gave him any trouble.

We can speculate and theorize all we want, but we have absolutely no idea what the probe and whales are actually saying to each other. Nimoy's commentary notes that certain executives at Paramount demanded that subtitles be put into the film, translating the conversation. Nimoy outright refused, saying that the audience didn't need to know exactly what was being communicated. I tend to agree.

Leslie Nielsen returns as Lt. Frank Drebin in this comedy flick. This time he goes undercover in a state prison.

Her and Mike had a breakup, but the cute guy with glasses came back pleading for Michelle!

The little boy hates his mom for making him dress up in fruity outfits. She can also hear the thoughts of Britney Spears, her husband, Kevin (not really them, of course), and Andy. Julia finds out that Andy wants to stop Julia and Grant's wedding and they end up having a sword fight.

Jimmy is shocked, and asks the worker if they have a Chinese dish. When Clark gets the pizza box, there's no pizza in it, but there is an envelope.

We first see Martin's alien form for a couple of seconds on the beach. We later see him in his alien form whilst in the bath and during the ending.

Any fan of western films must at least be familiar with the 1992 Clint Eastwood-directed film 'Unforgiven'. One of the rare western films that received an Oscar for Best Picture ('Cimmaron' and 'Dances with Wolves' are two others), 'Unforgiven' pits Gene Hackman (as Little Bill) against Clint Eastwood (as William Munny). We all benefit from their performances, along with those of Morgan Freeman and Richard Harris.

Josie Geller was the youngest copy editor for the Chicago "Sun-Times". The owner of the paper wanted her to go undercover at a high school as a student and write an article about what high school students were doing. This also gave her the chance to redeem her years in high school, where she did not have many friends and had the nickname Josie Grossie. This movie starred Drew Barrymore, Michael Vartan, David Arquette, Molly Shannon and Jessica Alba.