Play Along with QUICKSAND
A few of the 32 trivia, guesses & fun facts you'll play synced to Quicksand — guess, then tap to reveal. Watch Quicksand & Play Along! ▶
Q1. Before 'Quicksand', what was Mickey Rooney's highest-grossing role? Medium · 200 pts
Andy Hardy
The Andy Hardy films made Rooney Hollywood's #1 box office star from 1939-1941!
Q2. Before playing the arcade owner, what iconic horror role made Peter Lorre famous? Medium · 200 pts
The killer in 'M'
Lorre's breakthrough role was the child murderer in Fritz Lang's 1931 masterpiece 'M'.
Q3. In 1950, how many days' wages was $20 for an auto mechanic's apprentice? Medium · 200 pts
7 days
A week's pay for an apprentice - showing how significant this 'small' theft really was!
Q4. Which noir film icon inspired Vera's character type? Medium · 200 pts
Barbara Stanwyck
Vera mirrors Stanwyck's Phyllis - a manipulative femme fatale who exploits male ego.
Q5. At 5'2", how many inches shorter was Mickey Rooney than the average 1950s actor? Medium · 200 pts
8 inches
At 5'2", Rooney was 8 inches shorter than the 5'10" average for male leads in 1950s Hollywood!
… and 27 more trivia, guesses & fun facts — play along free to get them all live as you watch.
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"Life in the fast lane..." A young man's life spirals out of control after a tragic accident. Follow his descent into a world of crime and moral ambiguity.
Quicksand is a gripping drama that explores themes of guilt, redemption, and the consequences of our choices. Test your knowledge with this interactive movie trivia game as you watch!
Directed by Irving Pichel · Starring Mickey Rooney, Jeanne Cagney, Barbara Bates, Peter Lorre, Taylor Holmes, Art Smith
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