Ka-rrect on Kareem, and on the Galilean carpenter (whose name is rendered “Isa” in the Quran). 1 was the angel Jibreel (“Gabriel” in the western Christian tradition.)
Were you hoodwinked by the Red-Headed League? - Jabez Wilson, yes, in the Sherlock Holmes story
Did you, in 2011, film a scene set in a Stuttgart art gallery? - Joss Whedon. For more: I was an Avengers extra
Did you play a top angel in Heaven Can Wait? - James Mason
DQs:
A hero or good guy in the song?
Created before 1861?
1. Fictional
2. Male
3. Only name begins with J
4. Created by Americans
5. Sorta kinda main character
6. Not from prose
7. Created before 1960
8. Not from a comic book
9. Created before 1920
10. From a song
11. Not created after 1900
12. From a folk song
13. Name is not John or a variation thereon
14. No titles or qualifiers (e.g., Old Black Joe, Little Jimmy, Dr. Johnson) connected to the name
15. Not named after a biblical character
16. I do not die in the song, but someone does
17. Neither a hero or a good guy in the song – presented as neutral
18. Created before 1861
DLR and the Prof have three reserved DQs each, SMV and kitap have one, bringing us to 26. No more, please.
1. Fictional
2. Male
3. Only name begins with J
4. Created by Americans
5. Sorta kinda main character
6. Not from prose
7. Created before 1960
8. Not from a comic book
9. Created before 1920
10. From a song
11. Not created after 1900
12. From a folk song
13. Name is not John or a variation thereon
14. No titles or qualifiers (e.g., Old Black Joe, Little Jimmy, Dr. Johnson) connected to the name
15. Not named after a biblical character
16. I do not die in the song, but someone does
17. Neither a hero or a good guy in the song – presented as neutral
18. Created before 1861
19. Song is associated with minstrelsy
20. I am human
21. Not from a song by Dan Emmett
22. Not from a song by Stephen Foster
23. Name starts with Ja- to Ji-
DLR has two reserved DQs; SunUp and kitap each have one. Please ask them all by 2300 Eastern tomorrow, Wed 24 Apr.
That was one of those songs I learned as a kid, and always figured I’d know what “Jimmy crack corn” meant when I grew up. I just looked over on the Wiki page, and, er, nobody’s definitely sure anyway.