Comedy Movies Trivia Question

The correct answer is "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun." This movie stars Sarah Jessica Parker, Helen Hunt, and Shannen Doherty.

Anthony Michael Hall plays the character of Farmer Ted in the movie "Sixteen Candles".

Splash was the first film released by the Disney owned Touchstone Pictures. Touchstone Pictures was created by Disney as a way to release more adult-oriented films that didn't fit the family-friendly image of the Disney brand. Splash, released in 1984, was a romantic comedy about a man who falls in love with a mermaid. It was a commercial success and helped establish Touchstone Pictures as a successful subsidiary of Disney.

In the movie "Son In Law," Pauly Shore's character is named Crawl.

In the movie "The Seven Year Itch," the name of the girl upstairs is never revealed. This implies that her identity remains a mystery throughout the film, adding an element of intrigue and curiosity to the story. The lack of a specific name for the character may also serve to emphasize her role as a symbol or fantasy figure rather than a fully fleshed-out individual.

In the movie "Christmas Vacation," Chevy Chase's character did not receive his Christmas bonus. Instead, he was given a membership to the Jelly Of The Month Club. This answer is correct because it accurately reflects what happened in the movie.

In the movie "Three Men and a Baby," the baby's name is Mary.

In the movie "The Santa Clause," Scott burns the turkey on Christmas Eve, so he and Charlie decide to go out to eat instead. They end up going to Denny's for their Christmas Eve meal.

Tom Kennedy and Jack Narz were actual brothers.

The correct answer is "Knowledge Is Good." In the movie "Animal House," Faber College's slogan is "Knowledge Is Good." This slogan reflects the college's emphasis on education and the value they place on knowledge. It suggests that the college believes in the power and importance of acquiring knowledge for personal and intellectual growth.

In the movie "There's Something About Mary", Tucker's real name is Norm. This is revealed throughout the film when the characters address him as Norm and refer to him by that name in conversations.

Pierce Brosnan plays Alex, the fickle millionaire, in the movie "The Mirror Has Two Faces".

In the movie "The Lost Boys," Max is revealed to be the head vampire. Throughout the film, Max befriends a single mother and her two sons, while secretly plotting to turn them into vampires. It is only towards the end of the movie that his true identity is revealed, making him the main antagonist and the head vampire.

Jack Nicholson's character in "The Witches of Eastwick" was Daryl Van Horne.

Walter Matthau's character in "Cactus Flower" was a dentist. This can be inferred from the question which asks about his character's profession.

In the movie "Dumb and Dumber," Lloyd and Harry had a bird named Petey. This can be inferred from the given options, as there is no additional context provided.

Dr. Evil's pastime while spending summers in Rangoon was making meat helmets. This suggests that he enjoyed creating headgear made out of meat, possibly as a bizarre and eccentric hobby. This activity aligns with Dr. Evil's character, known for his peculiar and outlandish behavior throughout the Austin Powers movies.

In the movie "Ocean's 11", Dean Martin sang the lyrics "Ain't love a kick in the head?". This phrase is a metaphorical expression that means love can be both thrilling and painful at the same time. It suggests that love can cause confusion, disorientation, and even a sense of being physically hit in the head. This line captures the complex and unpredictable nature of love, emphasizing its ability to both uplift and challenge individuals emotionally.

In the movie "Down Periscope," Kelsey Grammer captained the submarine USS Stingray.

"Animal House" was actually filmed at the University of Oregon. This can be inferred from the question which asks where the movie was "actually" filmed, implying that there may be a misconception or rumor about the filming location.

In the movie "The Mirror Has Two Faces," Barbra Streisand's character is a College Professor.

In the movie "A Shot in the Dark", Inspector Clouseau repeatedly allows the suspect to go free. This suggests that he either believes in her innocence or is being manipulated by her. Despite having suspicions about her involvement in the crime, Clouseau continuously gives her the benefit of the doubt and does not keep her detained. This behavior could be due to Clouseau's incompetence as a detective or his misguided trust in the suspect's innocence.

Kathy was flunking Algebra before she was turned to dust in "Night of the Comet".

In the movie "Turner and Hooch", the breed of dog Hooch was a Dogue De Bordeaux. This breed is known for its large size, muscular build, and wrinkled face. Dogue De Bordeaux dogs are often depicted as loyal and protective, which aligns with Hooch's character in the movie.

In the movie "Suburban Commando," besides Hulk Hogan, the wrestler who appeared is Undertaker.

In the film "Bringing Up Baby," Baby refers to a leopard. This comedy film features Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant, and revolves around a series of comedic events that occur when a leopard named Baby is introduced into their lives. The presence of the leopard creates chaos and leads to various humorous situations throughout the film.

Ringo Starr co-starred with Marlon Brando and Richard Burton in 1968's "Candy".

In "Much Ado About Nothing," Beatrice engages in a battle of wits with Benedick. Throughout the play, they exchange clever and humorous banter, challenging each other's intelligence and wit. Their verbal sparring adds a comedic element to the story and eventually leads to their realization of their love for each other. Beatrice and Benedick's witty exchanges are a significant aspect of the play's plot and characterization.

Get Shorty is the correct answer because it is the only film listed that did not star Steve Buscemi. Steve Buscemi appeared in Tree's Lounge, Fargo, and Pulp Fiction, but he did not appear in Get Shorty.

The correct answer is "Havin' A Wild Weekend". The Dave Clark 5 starred in this 1960's film.