1. Rothenstein
   Vito
2. Tipton
   Gambini

Vinny Gambini was the cousin of Bill Gambini. Bill became one of the subjects of a murder investigation in rural Alabama.

1. Tom Cruise
   Joe Pesci
2. Ralph Macchio
   Fred Gwynne

Joe Pesci was born on February 9, 1943, in Newark, New Jersey. Two years prior to My Cousin Vinny, he appeared in Home Alone in 1990.

1. Monica
   Jessica
2. Lisa
   Pamela

Her full name is Mona Lisa Vito, but she went by Lisa. She brings a little attitude and some sass to the role!

1. Paulene Myers
   Marisa Tomei
2. Jennifer Aniston
   Angelina Joli

Marisa Tomei was born in December 4, 1964, in Brooklyn, New York, She is 21 years younger than Joe Pesci, though their age difference was never revealed in the film.

1. Richardson
   Gambini
2. Robertson
   Rothenstein

Stan Rothenstein is portrayed by actor Mitchell Whitfield. He also starred in several episodes of Friends as Dr. Barry Farber, Rachel's orthodontist ex-fiance.

1. Fred Gwynne
   Brad Pitt
2. Ralph Macchio
   Anthony Michael Hall

Ralph Macchio is best known for his role as Daniel LaRusso in the Karate Kid series. He was about 30 years old when he filmed My Cousin Vinny.

1. Los Angeles
   Boston
2. Brooklyn
   Detroit

Vinny is a personal injury lawyer from Brooklyn. He was recently admitted to the bar and has no trial experience!

1. Sac-o-Suds
   Cumberland Farms
2. Price-Chopper
   Station Store

The Sac-o-Suds is actually located in Monticello, Georgia. They now sell film mementos such as t-shirts to their visitors.

1. Shoots
   Youths
2. Boots
   Utilities

Yute is "Brooklyn" for youths. Judge Haller stops Vinny in his questioning to try to understand what he means by yutes. Vinny then exaggerates and annunciates the word, "YOUUUUUTTTTHHHHHS".

1. 1
   2
2. 4
   6

"Nope! For me, 6 times was a charm!" Stan does not think Vinny is qualified to handle their trial, but Bill wants them to give Vinny a shot because he is his cousin.

1. Jim Trotter III
   Sam Tipton
2. John Gibbons
   George Wilbur

Jim Trotter III is portrayed by actor Lane Smith. Smith portrayed Coach Jack Reilly in The Mighty Ducks and Dick Dodge in The Distinguished Gentleman, totaling 3 films in 1992 alone!

1. Geese
   Deer
2. Owls
   Bears

"Whoa. You're gonna shoot a deer? A sweet, innocent, harmless, leaf-eating, doe-eyed little deer." She flips when Vinny asks if his pants are ok for hunting.

1. Pontiac Tempest
   Buick Skylark
2. Pontiac Bonneville
   Ford GT40

The Buick Skylark was made between 1964 and 1967. It became a major part of the trial of Bill Gambini and Stan Rothenstein.

1. Chamberlain Haller
   Jim Trotter
2. Sam Tipton
   George Wilbur

Judge Chamberlain Haller is played by actor Fred Gwynne. Gwynne was born on July 10, 1926, and passed away on July 2, 1993, at the age of 66, from pancreatic cancer. He is also known for his role as Herman on The Munsters.

1. A pack of cigarettes
   A bottle of pop
2. A can of tuna
   A pack of gum

Vinny tries explaining this to Judge Haller when asked, "How do your clients plead?" All he needed to say was "guilty" or "not guilty," but instead he goes on about the tuna. The Judge is not having any of that!

1. $20
   $50
2. $100
   $200

Vinny goes to the bar to settle up and collect the money, but JT wants to just kick Vinny's ass instead! Vinny tells him to get the money first, and then they could fight.

1. Stan
   BIll
2. Jim
   Chamberlain

Vinny goes hunting with Jim Trotter III, thinking that he can get some insider info about the case. Little does he know about "disclosure," which Lisa teaches him about when he returns.

1. Mrs. Riley
   Mr. Tipton
2. Mr. Crane
   Lisa

Mrs. Riley stated she was about 100 feet from the Sac-o-Suds. Vinny tests her eye sight from only 50 feet and she can't answer correctly, proving the point that she may have incorrectly identified the suspects.

1. John Gibbons
   Jim Trotter II
2. George Wilbur
   Jerry Callo

Austin Pendleton plays the role of John Gibbons. Gibbons was a very nervous public defender who lacked confidence and was eventually fired by Stan.

1. George Gallows
   Jerry Gallo
2. Jerry Rodham
   Vincent Gambini III

Jerry Gallo was a prominent New York attorney. Vinny figured if Judge Haller looked him up, his name would appear all over the place. Little did Vinny realize that Jerry Gallo had passed away the previous week.

1. He has to leave for the funeral
   He made it up to fool him
2. He used his name as a tribute to the greatest attorney of all time in NY.
   His name is Callo with a C!

By the end of the movie, Lisa secretly helps out in this debacle by calling Vinny's old mentor in New York, Judge Malloy, to make sure he tells Judge Haller that Jerry CALLO had a long and impressive trial history.

1. Maple syrup
   Instant grits
2. Laundry detergent
   Canned corn

This is the testimony of Mr. Tipton, who says he had just begun making his breakfast when he saw the boys enter the store. He was just about ready to eat when he heard the gunshots.

1. 5 minutes
   10 minutes
2. 20 minutes
   1 hour

Vinny argues with Mr. Tipton about how he possibly could have finished making his grits and positively identified Bill and Stan as the suspects in this murder case.

1. 2
   3
2. 4
   7

Vinny takes down yet another witness by pointing out the fact that these 7 bushes did not provide Mr. Crane with a clear view of the two defendants. In defeat, Mr. Crane steps down from the stand.

1. Make him breakfast
   Iron his pants
2. Bail him out of jail
   Clean his car

He was held in contempt of court by Judge Haller for misbehaving, using foul language, and giving the Judge an attitude.

1. A little camera
   $500
2. A ring
   A handkerchief

With this camera, Vinny goes to visit the homes of the witnesses and starts taking pictures of their views to the Sac-o-Suds. One picture of the scene displays the tire tracks that end up helping to prove their innocence.

1. Attorney
   Out-of-work hairdresser
2. Mechanic
   Doctor

The DA wants to know how being a hair dresser qualifies her as an expert on automobiles. She says it doesn't, and starts to walk off the stand. She is ordered to sit back down by Judge Haller.

1. 1988
   1992
2. 1994
   1995

My Cousin Vinny was released on March 13, 1992. It as rated R for language!

1. George Wilbur
   Mrs. Riley
2. Ernie Crane
   Jerry Callo

George Wilbur is called to the stand, much to the surprise of Vinny. Vinny then only has a short recess to prepare his cross-examination of Mr. Wilbur.

1. Jefferson
   Beechum
2. Greene
   Winston

Beechum county is fictional. Many scenes of My Cousin Vinny were actually filmed in Georgia, not Alabama.

1. Red
   Green
2. Brown
   Black

It was a metallic mint-green Buick Skylark. The other car in question was the Pontiac Tempest, and because they were both GM cars, they were both available in the metallic mint-green finish.

1. You go from 0 to 60 in 30 seconds
   You spray mud everywhere
2. One tire spins, the other tire does nothing.
   None of the tires move

This is known as a "regular differential" - not to be confused with the "limited split differential" - which Lisa explains on the stand to the jury.

1. Intermittent configuration
   Spark plug wiring
2. Accelerator linkage
   Positraction

Lisa explains to the jury that positraction allowed the getaway car to make two-equal-length tire marks. Positraction was not available on the 1964 Buick Skylark driven by Bill and Stan.

1. Hostile
   Minor
2. Surprise
   Expert

Lisa replies, "You think I'm hostile now, wait til you see me tonight." Judge Haller then asks if they know each other and Vinny says, "Yeah, she's my fiancee."

1. Mushy
   Al dente
2. With eggs
   Spicy

Mr. Tipton replies, 'Just regular, I guess," further explaining that 'no self-respecting Southerner uses instant grits' and that he takes pride in his grits.