1. November 15, 1990
   July 3, 1997
2. December 16, 1994
   December 12, 2000

Released on December 16, 1994. The film took advantage of traditionally strong holiday movie ticket sales finishing the final three weeks of 1994 at the top of the box office.

1. Limo Driver
   Dog Groomer
2. He's unemployed
   Crossing Guard

Lloyd Christmas was a limo driver. His best friend Jeff Daniels' character, Harry Dunne, was a dog groomer before being fired fired.

1. Mary Swanson
   Sandra Leeson
2. Claire Witfield
   Jenny Smith

Mary Swanson is a wealthy heiress who Lloyd falls in love with after giving her a ride to the airport in his limousine.

1. Her Purse
   a Pack of Gum
2. a Briefcase
   a Notebook

After dropping Mary off at the airport, Lloyd sees her set the briefcase down and then leave it behind. Lloyd retrieves the case and ultimately vows to find Mary and return it to her.

1. Boston, Massachusetts
   Ithaca, New York
2. Los Angeles, California
   Providence, Rhode Island

The two dumb-lucky men call Providence, Rhode Island home. At one point on their cross- country journey, Harry becomes so enraged with Lloyd that he decides to walk home to Providence from Nebraska.

1. Denver, Colorado
   Aspen, Colorado
2. Dallas, Texas
   Atlanta, Georgia

Despite meeting several obstacles on their journey, Harry and Lloyd find Mary in her home town of Aspen, Colorado

1. “Mockingbird”
   “Somewhere over the Rainbow”
2. “The ABCs”
   “It’s a Small World”

After picking up Joe "Mental" Mentalino as a hitchhiker, Lloyd and Harry pass the time with many things, including an annoying version of the famous song, “Mockingbird”.

1. Cat
   Fox
2. Deer
   Dog

Harry’s van is decorated from front to back and top to bottom to look like a dog. Before being fired from his job as a dog groomer, Harry used his van as a mobile dog grooming studio.

1. Moped
   Bicycle
2. Truck
   Car

After the two run out of gas money, Lloyd takes the van to a nearby town where he trades it for a moped. Lloyd then tracks down Harry and delivers this famous quote, “Traded the van for it, straight up. I can get 70 miles per gallon on this hog.

1. Water
   Shampoo
2. Urine
   Beer

During their trip west, Lloyd really needs to urinate. Not wanting to stop, Harry tells Lloyd to relieve himself in some empty beer bottles. The two then get pulled over for speeding and suspected DUI. The officer takes a drink from one of the bottles and quickly realizes the bottles are not filled with beer.

1. Unibrow
   Chipped tooth
2. Big ears
   Missing thumb

Lloyd’s awkward appearance is enhanced greatly by a large chip in one of his top front teeth. The chipped tooth is actually genuine. Carrey had the tooth capped long before the film, but had the cap temporarily removed for his role in the movie.

1. A sad accident
   A rare disease
2. Sadness
   Old age

Unaware that Joe Mental killed the parrot, Harry tells Lloyd that Petey’s head fell off from old age.

1. To pay a ransom
   It’s an accident
2. She’s carrying too much luggage
   The handle breaks

Mary leaves the cash filled briefcase to pay a ransom to her husband’s kidnappers.

1. They hit him with their car
   Rat poison
2. Push him off a roof
   The feed him tuna which he is allergic to

Joe Mental plans on killing Harry and Lloyd with rat poison and then take the cash filled briefcase to his boss. However, he learns that Harry and Lloyd are unaware of what they are caught up in and he decides to just take the briefcase once they get to Aspen and let the two go. In payback for a prank Mental played on the two, Harry and Lloyd trick Mental into eating hot peppers which irritate his ulcer. Instead of giving Mental his pills, Harry accidently feeds him the rat poison instead of his ulcer medication.

1. Monopoly money
   Cigars
2. IOUs
   a fur jacket

Harry and Lloyd use all the money to buy things in Aspen, including a Lamborghini, a luxury hotel room, and outlandishly expensive clothing. However, they account for every dollar spent with IOUs

1. an Eagle
   an Owl
2. a Dog
   a Fox

When Lloyd thinks that Harry has asked Mary out on a date for him, he opens a bottle of champagne to celebrate. Unknown to Lloyd and Harry, the cork flies across the room striking a prized snow owl.

1. Lloyd punches Harry
   Lloyd puts a laxative in Harry’s tea
2. Lloyd throws Harry off a ski lift
   Lloyd leaves Harry behind in Aspen

After discovering Harry’s betrayal, Lloyd secretly puts laxative in Harry’s tea prior to his date with Mary. Harry ends up needing to use what turns out to be a broken toilet at Mary’s house, creating one of the film’s wildest scenes.

1. “The Falling Scene”
   “We Landed on the Moon”
2. “Trading the Van”
   “Peeing in Beer Bottle”

Upon noticing a newspaper clipping hanging in an Aspen bar, Jim Carrey’s character, Lloyd Christmas shouts, “No way... that's great. We've landed on the moon!”

1. $7,500,000
   $10,000,000
2. $5,000,000
   $700,000

Jim Carrey was originally offered, and accepted, $700,000 to play the role of Lloyd Christmas, a far cry from what he ultimately made on the film.

1. $2,000,000
   $15,000,000
2. $7,000,000
   $500,000

Though he originally signed on the do the film for $700,000, after the box-office success of Ace Ventura: Pet Detective earlier in the year, Carrey received a hefty salary increase to $7,000,000.

1. $200,000
   $50,000
2. $1,000,000
   $7,000,000

Jeff Daniels made just $50,000 in salary for his role in the film. The low sum was due to the fact that the studio, New Line Cinema, did not want Daniels in the film. At the time he was only known for his dramatic work. The Farrelly brothers and Carrey wanted him, but the studio would only offer him a low salary in the hope that he would turn the role down.

1. Steve Martin
   Eddie Murphy
2. Will Smith
   Tom Hanks

Before it was offered to Jim Carrey both Steve Martin and Martin Short turned the role of Lloyd Christmas down.

1. Breckenridge, CO & Salt Lake City, UT
   Santa Fe, NM & Denver, CO
2. Seattle, WA & Portland, OR
   Vail, CO & Syracuse, NY

Most Aspen scenes were filmed in both Breckenridge, CO and Salt Lake City. This includes the airport scenes which were filmed at Salt Lake City International Airport. Many of the snow scenes were shot at Copper Mountain Resort, CO.

1. Lloyd Christmas
   Harry Dunne
2. Joe Mental
   Mary Swanson

While on a ski lift, Harry sees frost on a metal pole and licks the poll. The resulting scene ensues where Mary attempts to pull Harry’s head back stretching his tongue to uncomfortable lengths.

1. Batman Forever and The Mask
   Larry the Cable Guy and Liar Liar
2. The Mask and Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
   Liar Liar and The Truman Show

Incredibly, all three films debuted at #1, making Carrey the first actor to accomplish this record setting feat and propelled him to become one of Hollywood’s most popular actors.

1. Tom Cruise
   Brad Pitt
2. Matt Damon
   Rob Lowe

In addition to Rob Lowe, Gary Oldman was strongly considered for the role.

1. “Annoying Sound”
   “Laxative in Tea”
2. “Salt over Shoulder”
   “Bathroom Thumb Sucking”

As Lloyd and Harry are making their cross country journey, Lloyd asks Harry if he wants to hear the most annoying sound in the world. The scene was not in the script and many say you can see on Daniel’s face that he was surprised by the question.

1. Eating spoiled food
   Paying Harry and Lloyd’s bill
2. Drinking Mustard
   Sitting on an ice cream cone

After the scam, Lloyd tells Harry that he got the idea from a film he saw. The film is Something Wild (1986) and the scam was pulled by Jeff Daniel’s character.

1. Pulp Fiction
   Speed
2. Stargate
   Maverick

Daniels played “Harry Temple” in the blockbuster hit Speed, released June 10, 1994.

1. 2
   10
2. 4
   0

After spending 4 weeks as the country’s #1 film, Dumb and Dumber relinquished its position to Legends of the Fall.

1. $150 Million
   $500 Million
2. $247 Million
   $350 Million

The film was not only a hit in the US where it made over $127 million, Dumb and Dumber proved to be a global success with a $247 million gross box office total.

1. Silly Men
   A Power Tool Is Not a Toy
2. Two Dummies
   Dudes with No Clue

After making the original rounds through Hollywood, the original script was so widely disliked that the title was changed just so studios would not reject it at first sight.

1. a national park
   a water park
2. a zoo
   the hotel

An alternate ending was shot where the hotel offered Lloyd and Harry a job. The two turned the position down, however, laughing at the thought of it.

1. $1,000,000
   $100,000
2. $5,000,000
   $10,000

There was $1,000,000 in the briefcase. The money was intended to pay a ransom for Mary Swanson’s husband’s release from his kidnappers.

1. White and black
   Black
2. Blue and orange
   Red and green

In one of the film’s most memorable moments, Lloyd and Harry arrive to the preservation benefit (a black tie affair) wearing comically outlandish blue and orange tuxedos.

1. Sea Bass
   Mental Joe
2. Mary Swanson
   Lloyd

Sea Bass, played by Cam Neely, spit in Harry’s burger after Harry accidentally hit him with a salt shaker.

1. He was shot with a BB gun
   The bullets hit his belt buckle
2. He caught the bullets with his hand
   He was wearing a bulletproof vest

Harry was shot by Bobby’s kidnapper, Nicholas Andre, but is wearing a bulletproof vest and was unharmed.

1. Bankers
   Oil boys
2. Clerks
   Mail carriers

A bus filled with beautiful women who are on a national bikini tour stops and tells the pair they are looking for two oil boys to help them before competitions. Unaware the women are offering them the job, they point the women to a town further down the road.

1. Tags and Quitsies
   Rock, Paper, Scissors
2. Eye Spy
   Never Have I Ever

When Mary returns to her rescued husband the two friends leave for home, playing Tags and Quitsies as they walk.