Movies of the 1980s.- 9 - Answers

Published: Tuesday 19th August 2025A free quiz about the movies and movie makers of the 1980s.
  1. Who wrote the novel "The Shining" on which the 1980 Jack Nicholson film was based? Stephen King.
  2. Which 1983 movie saw Sean Connery return to the role of James Bond? Never Say Never Again.
  3. In which 1983 film did the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man make an appearance? Ghostbusters.
  4. Who performed the theme song to the cult movie "St. Elmo's Fire"? John Parr.
  5. Who won the Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her role in "My Left Foot"? Brenda Fricker.
  6. Who co-starred as Arnold Schwarzenegger's twin in "Twins"? Danny DeVito.
  7. Inspired by the play "Cyrano de Bergerac", what was the title of Steve Martin's 1987 romantic comedy. Roxanne.
  8. What was Timothy Dalton's first movie as James Bond? The Living Daylights.
  9. Which 1982 movie had Julie Andrews playing a woman impersonating a man impersonating a woman? Victor Victoria.
  10. The 1981 movie "Mommie Dearest" was a bio-pic of which former actress? Joan Crawford.
  11. Who starred as Lex Luthor in the 1980 release "Superman II"? Gene Hackman.
  12. What movie of 1984 gave Johnny Depp his first major big screen role? Nightmare on Elm Street.
  13. Which 1985 blockbuster starring Robert Redford and Meryl Streep won seven Oscars? Out of Africa.
  14. Which Coen Brothers comedy released in 1987 starred Nicholas Cage as a kidnapper? Raising Arizona.
  15. Which Bill Murray movie of 1988 was a modern take on Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol"? Scrooged.
  16. Who played Gabriel Cash to Sylvester Stallone's Tango in 1999's "Tango and Cash"? Kurt Russell.
  17. Who starred as Pink in the 1982 movie adaption of Pink Floyd's "The Wall"? Bob Geldoff.
  18. Although he died in 1980, which 1982 Pink Panther movie starred Peter Sellars? The Trail of the Pink Panther.
  19. Which 1986 bio-pic told the last days of the Sex Pistols' bass player? Sid and Nancy.
  20. Which Star Trek actor directed the award winning comedy "Three Men and a Baby"? Leonard Nimoy (Spock).

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