I’m not Louis L’Amour, but the other 2 have me stumped - take 2 DQs.
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Lew Wallace - Union general who fought at Forts Henry and Donaldson and the Battle of Shiloh, but who is better known for authoring Ben-Hur after the War.
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Doyle Lonegan, the New York mobster, Five Points native, and target in The Sting who gave that advice to his henchman when Robert Redford let ‘slip’ he was also from Five Points.
DQ1: Are you a real person?
DQ2: Does your last name begin with ‘L’?
Correct as to Donny and Marie Osmond.
This was Tip O’Neill.
Correct as to Officer Obie from “Alice’s Restaurant.”
Congrats, Enginerd!
IQs:
Were you a President’s longtime and long-suffering secretary?
Did you help found the Grand Army of the Republic?
Did you often privately see the Duke of York?
Man, I don’t know any of these. DQ away!
Direct Questions
1: I am real.
2: My last name does not begin with ‘L.’
IQ 1: Do you favor the color yellow in your jerseys?
IQ 2: Did you once call your program the “UCLA of the East”?
IQ 3: Does your spying involve lots of monkey business?
- I’m not Lance Armstrong
- I’m not Lefty Dreisel (but I (Enginerd, not this L person) am from Maryland)
- No idea - take a DQ
The spying monkey business was Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp.
Direct Questions
1: I am real.
2: My last name does not begin with ‘L.’
- Are you still living?
Direct Questions
1: I am real.
2: My last name does not begin with ‘L.’
3: I am not still living.
IQ1: Are you an exiled statesman famous from speaking tours and the talk show circuit?
IQ2: Are you the namesake of Canada’s largest airport?
IQ3: Does your most famous character have a ululating scream as a battlecry?
- No idea, take a DQ.
- I’m not Lester Pearson.
- I’m not Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, but neither am I sure of this answer. If you weren’t referring to Song of Hiawatha, take a DQ.
IQ1: What ever you want, do you get?
IQ2: Is your theme song ‘C’est moi’?
IQ3: Do you sell the worst pies in London?
I’m not Lola from Damn Yankees… or either of the other two, whoever they are. Take two DQs.
That was a Musical Theatre trifecta - Lola is absolutely right. #2 is Lancelot from ‘Camelot’, a role for which Robert Goulet was famous. #3 is Mrs. Lovett from Stephen Sondheim’s ‘Sweeney Todd’, whose first song is ‘The Worst Pies in London’.
DQ1: Were you born after 1900?
DQ2: Are you American?
Direct Questions
1: I am real.
2: My last name does not begin with ‘L.’
3: I am not still living.
4: I was born after 1900.
5: I am American.
Mrs. Landingham, from The West Wing.
Gen. John A. Logan of Civil War fame.
Lionel Logue, the therapist from The King’s Speech.
DQs:
Male?
Born after 1940?
Entertainer of any kind?
IQs:
Did you not attend your father’s funeral, even though you relatively easily could have?
Were you saved by the brother of someone you later had every reason to hate?
Were you partial to the color solferino?
I get the feeling that you and I know very different people. Take 3 more DQs. 
Direct Questions
1: I am real.
2: My last name does not begin with ‘L.’
3: I am not still living.
4: I was born after 1900.
5: I am American.
6: I am male.
7: I was born after 1940.
8: I was not best known for being an entertainer.
IQ1: Do you require a security blanket?
IQ2: Are you the actor whose character was said to eat worms?
IQ3: Did you and your friend often burst into the apartment of two girls who worked in a Milwaukee brewery?
I’m not Linus from Peanuts or Lenny from Laverne and Shirley. Take a worm-eating DQ for the second question.
IQ 1: Did you win your state’s highest award for journalism in your field?
IQ 2: Did you once reply to a political opponent who accused you of being ‘two faced’ “If i had two faces would I be wearing this one?”
IQ 3: Were you married, then not married, then married again to a millionaire?
1: The Dalai Lama, exiled from Tibet.
2: correct on Lester B Pearson.
3: I was going for Lucy Lawless, actor who portrayed Xena. I will hold off on the second DQ since your answer may also apply.
DQ: were you famous for one particular act or circumstance?