A) 1989 B) 1992 C) 1987 D) 1990
A) Mike Nichols B) Lowell Kolchek C) Carrie Fisher D) Jack Faulkner
A) Meryl Streep B) Doris Mann C) Carrie Fisher D) Mike Nichols
A) Doris Mann B) Marty Weiner C) Suzanne Vale D) Lowell Kolchek
A) Carrie Fisher B) Meryl Streep C) Shirley MacLaine D) Debbie Reynolds
A) Alcohol and nicotine B) Cocaine and Percodan C) Cocaine and alcohol D) Heroin and marijuana
A) She is bankrupt B) Her mother forced her C) Insurance requirements D) She has no other friends
A) Calls her mother immediately B) Rushes her to the hospital C) Fires her from the film D) Leaves her at the rehab center
A) Dr. Frankenthal B) Doris Mann C) Jack Faulkner D) Lowell Kolchek
A) It was lost in the stock market B) Her mother borrowed it C) She spent it all on drugs D) He absconded with it
A) He is in love with her mother B) He is sleeping with another actress C) He is actually married D) He is a drug dealer
A) She fell during a performance B) She had a heart attack C) She overdosed on sleeping pills D) She crashed her car while drunk
A) Hides her from the cameras B) Fixes her makeup and covers her head with a scarf C) Writes a speech for her D) Gives her a drink to calm her nerves
A) A dance routine B) A comedic sketch C) A country song D) A dramatic monologue
A) Nine B) Sixteen C) Twelve D) Eighteen
A) Jerry Orbach B) Shel Silverstein C) Mike Nichols D) Blue Rodeo
A) Washington D.C. B) Los Angeles C) Chicago D) New York
A) Shirley MacLaine B) Annette Bening C) Meryl Streep D) Debbie Reynolds
A) I'm Checkin' Out B) Postcards from the Edge C) I'm Still Here D) You Don't Know Me
A) $63.4 million B) $24.3 million C) $7,871,856 D) $39,071,603
A) $39,071,603 B) $7,871,856 C) $63.4 million D) $24.3 million
A) 90% B) 83% C) 75% D) 71%
A) B+ B) B C) A− D) A+
A) Hal Hinson B) Roger Ebert C) Vincent Canby D) Mike Nichols
A) Roger Ebert B) Hal Hinson C) Carrie Fisher D) Vincent Canby
A) Roger Ebert B) Mike Nichols C) Hal Hinson D) Vincent Canby
A) 100 B) 1,013 C) 87 D) 18 |