Test your knowledge on Hollywood legend Richard Dreyfuss with these three quizze...

Richard Dreyfuss on Hollywood Feuds, the MeToo Movement, and Masturbation

• Richard Dreyfuss and the interviewer discuss a show they did together in 1987 about the US Constitution.

• Dreyfuss talks about his experience with Disney, who owed him money for films he had done with them.

• The conversation turns to the MeToo movement and how quickly it escalated from Harvey Weinstein to Bill Cosby.

• Dreyfuss reveals that he knew Cosby through his partner Judith, who was a friend of Cosby's wife.

• The discussion moves to the 1970s and the party culture in Hollywood, including the use of Quaaludes.

• Dreyfuss shares a personal story of taking Quaaludes with friends and passing out on the street.

• The interviewer asks Dreyfuss about his iconic line in The Graduate and the worst film he ever made.

• Dreyfuss reveals that Valley of the Dolls was the worst film he ever made and talks about the actresses he found attractive in that era.

• The conversation turns to masturbation and Dreyfuss admits to having incestuous thoughts in his early years.

• The interviewer notes that incest porn is popular on porn sites today.

• Dreyfuss and the interviewer discuss the stigma surrounding porn and how it has changed over time.

• The conversation ends with Dreyfuss reflecting on his career and his love for acting.Richard Dreyfuss on Hollywood Scandals, Anti-Semitism, and Being a Movie Star

• Hollywood studios had a history of abuse and scandals, with Shirley Temple's book revealing an unscandalized scandal of abuse.

• The abuse was not limited to specific individuals, but rather an ongoing sin that was normalized.

• The Hollywood industry was dominated by Jews making movies for a Protestant America, feeding back the Protestant dream to them.

• The Jews took over Hollywood and did not showcase their roots but rather celebrated their new and better place.

• The Chochinski riots were a decade-long Cossack-driven pogrom against Jews in Russia.

• The Dreyfus trial happened ten years after the Chochinski riots in the 1890s.

• Marilyn Monroe was mistreated by men, including Joe DiMaggio, Louis B Mayer, and John F Kennedy.

• Jeffrey Dahmer, Ted Bundy, and other notorious serial killers are featured on the true-crime podcast, Mind of a Monster.

• Dustin Hoffman once introduced himself as "Dustin Hoffman" to Richard Dreyfuss's aunt on an airplane.

• In 1975, Jaws became a cultural phenomenon, changing the movie industry forever.

• Stephen Sondheim wrote the movie The Last of Sheila, which became the template for how to do a crime thriller.

• Richard Dreyfuss was invited to the Royal Command Performance of Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and a cab driver's tears showed the impact of his movie star status.Richard Dreyfuss talks about meeting the Queen, relationships, parenting, and movies

• Richard Dreyfuss talks about meeting the Queen and being fitted for special apparel to wear to the event

• He received strict protocol instructions, including not speaking until the Queen spoke and addressing her as "ma'am"

• Dreyfuss brought his girlfriend as a plus one, but she wasn't named on the invitation and couldn't meet the Queen

• He talks about his relationship with his girlfriend, who broke up with him because her father didn't approve of him being Jewish

• Dreyfuss compares the differences between how boys and girls talk about sexual topics

• He discusses the experience of parenting and how challenging it can be to deal with the "monster" phase of adolescence

• Dreyfuss believes that kids today are exposed to much more than he was at their age

• He talks about the importance of forgiving your children but also acknowledging the difficulties of parenting

• Dreyfuss reflects on his career in entertainment and the importance of being both smart and entertaining in movies

• He regrets turning down the opportunity to be in the movie Jaws twice before eventually being cast

• Dreyfuss believes that his selection for the role was due to him reminding director Steven Spielberg of himself

• The conversation covers a range of topics, from relationships to parenting to movies.Conversation about a new movie and a book on America

• The conversation starts with a recommendation to watch a new movie called "Fablemans".

• The movie is directed by Steven Spielberg and deals with anti-Semitism.

• The speaker assures the listener that they will like the movie, especially if they are on good terms with Spielberg.

• The speaker then mentions upcoming live events at various locations and asks for a signed book.

• The book is the result of a 50-year obsession and six years of work by the author.

• The author claims to have figured out what is wrong with America and went to Oxford to find the solution.

• The speaker is intrigued and agrees to read the book to find out the answer.

• The conversation takes a humorous turn with a reference to misleading commercials.

• The speaker insists that the book contains the answer to America's biggest problem.

• The conversation ends with a joke about shoving the book up the speaker's ass.

• The text is a transcript of a conversation between two people.

• The conversation covers a range of topics from movies to books to America's problems.