Mini biography Grew up in Warwick, R.I. He graduated from Pilgrim High School there in 1965 near the top of his class and attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, in Cambridge, Mass.
Alleged to have an IQ of 180. Scored a perfect 800 on his verbal SATs and a 779 on the math section.
Actor/producer/director and a sometimes untrustworthy grin has been impressing audiences for over three decades with his compelling performances.
Fired his agent for not telling him of Quentin Tarantino's offer to star as Mr. Orange/Freddie in Reservoir Dogs (1992).
Is ambidextrous (writes on with both hands).
Posted by rocksteadyflamethrower (Member # 1065) on :
James Woods.
Sincerely,
John Kilduff
Posted by Jessie the Sunflower Goddess (Member # 1877) on :
Okay is that correct?? I will go and cheat maybe
Posted by Saint_in_London (Member # 2575) on :
Yes, that is correct. That was a great guess. i tried to be real tricky with that one to start with as I had lots more clues....
What was the give away? Was it Reservoir dogs?
The son of a US Intelligence officer
Best Actor Academy Award Nominee
Received his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
Reserve Los Angeles Police Officer.
Member of Theta Delta Chi Fraternity.
Providing the voice of Carl, the straight-laced rabbit in the pet store across the street from a rental station, in a series of Blockbuster commercials.
Loves cooking and is an excellent chef.
Enjoys playing golf.
Quit smoking cigarettes in 1993.
Loves photography.
Posted by rocksteadyflamethrower (Member # 1065) on :
I had read the IMDB bio on Woods a few weeks ago. That's how I was able to remember the info.
Sincerely,
John Kilduff
Posted by StevenHW (Member # 509) on :
I don't think it was mentioned in his bio on imdb, but James Woods is an exceptional blackjack and poker player! He goes to Vegas every so often!
Posted by necaw (Member # 38623) on :
Hello from across the globe! I was chatting with a friend from another country and he sent me a link to this online iq test https://www.worldiqtest.com . We decided to both take it and see who could get the higher score. The questions were much more thoughtful than I expected—not your usual “pick a shape” stuff. We ended up making a whole evening of it, discussing which questions stumped us and why. It made for a fun virtual hangout, to be honest.
