Mireille Enos' star is on the rise thanks to her Emmy and Golden Globe-nominated performance as Sarah Linden on The Killing. You know all about her character on the AMC series but how much do you about Enos herself? Do you know what her first name means? Or which other crime series she has appeared on? Take the Mireille Enos Ultimate Fan Quiz and find out.

The Killing's most compulsive fans have been dissecting every episode since Season 1 ended earlier this year. Hey, there's a lot of story packed into those first 13 episodes. The question is, have you been paying close enough attention to recount the story sequentially? Do you know what happens when Linden sneaks inside the Rosales apartment? How about what happens when Stan offers Bennet a ride home from Rosie's wake? Think you know what happens next? Take the The Killing Season 1 What's the Story? Quiz and find out.

You don't know who killed Rosie Larsen but you may know who the undercover detective is in Reservoir Dogs, what drug Frank Lucas is peddling in American Gangster, and which eighties TV star first appeared as a rookie opposite Clint Eastwood in The Enforcer. It's just that kind of movie knowledge that will serve you well in the movie quizzes below. Take a crack at these thriller-based quizzes and see how you fare:

• Female Cops in the Movies: See how much you know about Sarah Linden's predecessors.

• Big Screen Detectives Photo Quiz: Test your memory recall of Hollywood's most famous detectives. 

• Based-on-a-Real-Crime Movie Quiz: Investigate how well you remember the actual events and the movies that inspired them.

• Memorable Clues in Crime Movies Quiz: Show off your sleuthing skills with this quiz about classic crime-movie clues.

• Spoiler Alert Thrillers Quiz: Skip this one if you haven't seen The Crying Game (among others). Otherwise...

While you're at it, why not take another pass at The Killing's Episode Quizzes, too? They just might have a clue about who killed Rosie after all.

By now you've taken our How Would You Be Cast in a Crime Thriller? Quiz (and if not, what's stopping you?), a short online personality test that analyzes your behavior and determines what role you'd best be suited for if you auditioned for a part in a crime thriller like The Killing. AMCtv.com has pored over all of the results to date and compiled a group audition profile. Here's a summary:

1. The Lead Detective (Sarah Linden): 60.8 percent
2. The Victim's Parent (Stan and Mitch Larsen): 11.4 percent
3. The Victim (Rosie Larsen): 10.9 percent
4. The Chief of Police (Lt. Michael Oakes): 5.9 percent
5. The Shady Politician (Mayor Adams): 2.6 percent
6. The Best Friend (Sterling Fitch): 1.9 percent
7. The Victim's Love Interest (Jasper Ames): 1.8 percent
8. The Killer: 1.6 percent
9. The Partner (Stephen Holder): 1.3 percent
10. The Public Official (Darren Richmond) 0.4 percent

Not satisfied with your role, especially now that you know how much competition there is for the part? Then why not go ahead and take the quiz again.

Had a chance yet to find out what role you'd get if you auditioned for a part in a crime thriller like The Killing? Well, now you can also find out while you're on the go: the "How Would You Be Cast in a Crime Thriller?" quiz has just been made available as a FREE Android app. Simply search for The Killing in the Android Marketplace and download the app. Then, in just seven questions, you'll find out which part is the best fit for you. Are you well suited to play the lead investigator? The chief of police? The victim? Or perhaps even the killer? You'll have to take the quiz to find out.

Click here to take the online version of the quiz if you just can't wait to get to your smartphone »

Ever wondered what role you'd get if you auditioned for a part in a crime thriller like The Killing? Well, here's a quick way to find out without even auditioning. This short online personality test analyzes your behavior then identifies which part --- the detective, the killer, the victim -- is most like you. How would you react, for instance, if cops found your fingerprints at the scene of the crime? What would you say if someone started to bad mouth the victim (who was actually a good friend of yours)? Your answers reveal more about you than you might think and can determine whether you're ideally suited to play a suspect, an investigator, or even the one behind the crime. Which one will you be? Answer the seven questions in the How Would You Be Cast in a Crime Thriller? Quiz to find out.