Quiz: Hollywood Mothers and Daughters

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Take a closer look at some of our favorite mothers and daughters who have lit up Hollywood with this quiz from bloggers Anne Miskewitch, Ashley, Brooks, Ellen, Kate, Michelle and Wsumner.

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It’s an easy guess that comic actress Rashida Jones' father is Quincy Jones, but which TV star is her mother?
Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fisher are a well-known Hollywood mother and daughter. But did you know they are also both authors? What are the titles of their memoirs?
Isabella Rossellini’s mother’s most famous movie is:
Tracee Ellis Ross, currently starring in Blackish, is the daughter of diva Diana Ross. Which movie did Diana Ross NOT star in?
Judy Garland and Liza Minnelli are another well-known Hollywood mother/daughter pair. Which movie did they appear in together?
Melanie Griffith’s daughter is Dakota Johnson, star of the film adaptation of which book?
And which Hitchcock blonde is Melanie Griffith’s mother?
Speaking of Hitchcock blondes, Janet Leigh’s role in Psycho made her and the film legendary. Her daughter, Jamie Lee Curtis, is also a scream queen. Which horror movie was her first film?
Zoe Kravitz, recently seen in the Divergent films and Mad Max: Fury Road, is the daughter of rocker Lenny Kravitz and this actress on Cosby Show spinoff A Different World:

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