Destination Hollywood Tribute to Maureen O'Hara

Maureen O'Hara Trivia Test Answers

1.		What nationality is Maureen?
		Maureen was born in Ireland and didn't come to Hollywood until she was in her twenties.

2.		How many times did John Ford direct Maureen?
		Maureen made five movies with director John Ford over the course of her career including How Green Was My Valley, The Long Gray Line, The Quiet Man, Rio Grande and The Wings of Eagles. Learn more in our Tribute to John Ford.

3.		Maureen's third movie was directed by the then unknown Alfred Hitchcock. What was it?
		Maureen was directed by Alfred Hitchcock in Jamaica Inn.

4.		How many movies did Maureen make with John Wayne?
		Maureen starred with John Wayne in five movies - Big Jake, McLintock!, The Quiet Man, Rio Grande and The Wings of Eagles. Learn more in our Tribute to John Wayne.

5.		Maureen's first American movie became a monster movie classic. What was it?
		Maureen starred in the classic monster movie The Hunchback of Notre Dame.

6.		Maureen is known to a generation of Disney Channel watchers as the mother in which kid's classic?
		Maureen played the mother in the original The Parent Trap.

7.		How many times has Maureen been nominated for an Academy Award?
		Maureen has never been nominated for an Academy Award.

8.		Maureen returned to the screen after nearly 20 years to appear in which John Candy comedy?
		Maureen came out of retirement to be in the John Candy Only the Lonely.

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Dance Girl, Dance

Mrs. Kathleen Yorke (Rio Grande):
"Aren't you going to kiss me goodbye?"

We have created Tributes for Maureen O'Hara movies The Quiet Man, Miracle on 34th Street and Rio Grande. Which of these Maureen O'Hara movies would you nominate to receive the next Destination Hollywood Tribute?