Prince Charles Edward Stuart (aka Bonnie Prince Charlie).
The Duke of Clarence (brother of Edward IV and Richard III), who was executed for treason - supposedly by being drowned in a butt of malmsey.
Correct.
DQ1: Died after 1900?
DQ2: Known for the Arts?
IQ1: Did you Dr. Yatz give you an activator to turn you into a yellow-skinned green-haired laugher?
IQ2: Are you a founding member of the Legion of Super-Heroes, having the superhuman ability to generate magnetic fields?
IQ3: Are you a Batman adversary who constricts victims to death with your tail?
IQ1: Were you the best-known son of Pepin the Short?
IQ2: Were you mentioned by name in “The Draft Dodger Rag”?
IQ3: Were you mentioned by name in “The Draft Dodger Rag”?
DQs:
- Real
- Male
- Deceased
- American
- Last name starts with C
- Died after 1900
- Known for the Arts
- I am not the Creeper.
- I am not Cosmic Boy.
- I am not Copperhead.
I am not Charlemagne.
I am not Castro, nor am I Chou En-Lai.
Previous IQs:
Were you a pre-1950 warrior after whom a Starfleet vessel was named? - Crazy Horse: USS Crazy Horse | Memory Alpha | Fandom.
Did Tommy Lee Jones play you in JFK? - Clay Shaw.
Were you the first to fly across America, “crash by crash”? - Cal Rodgers - always thought his story would make a great movie: Calbraith Perry Rodgers - Wikipedia.
DQs:
Best known for the performing arts?
Won a top award in his field?
Died after 1950?
IQs:
Were you the top secret policeman in V for Vendetta?
Are you the best-known person from Pin Point, Ga.?
Although an admiral now, was your biggest seagoing command a minesweeper?
DQs:
- Real
- Male
- Deceased
- American
- Last name starts with C
- Died after 1900
- Known for the Arts
- Not best known for the performing arts
- Died before 1950
- Won no awards, as far as I can tell
It’s been too long since I read “V” (and I respect the author too much to see the film), so take 3 DQs.
Correct on all three.
IQ1: Was your brother the target of the Glorious Revolution?
IQ2: Were you SecDef during most of the 1980s?
IQ3: Were you the first US senator since the USCW to resign his position to serve in the Army?
And take 3 DQs.
That’s better. 
Charles II.
Casper Weinberger.
Henry Cabot Lodge.
DQ1: Best known as a writer of some sort?
Two DQs reserved.
1- Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox (the so-called Saturday Night Massacre)
2- Ezzard Charles
3. Frankie Crosetti, shortstop for the Yankees in the 1930s and 1040s, then thirs base coach for decades after.
will save 3 DQs
DQs:
- Real
- Male
- Deceased
- American
- Last name starts with C
- Died after 1900
- Known for the Arts
- Not best known for the performing arts
- Died before 1950
- Won no awards, as far as I can tell
- Best and only known as a Writer
DQ: Writer of fiction (novels/short stories)?
One DQ reserved.
DQs:
- Real
- Male
- Deceased
- American
- Last name starts with C
- Died after 1900
- Known for the Arts
- Not best known for the performing arts
- Died before 1950
- Won no awards, as far as I can tell
- Best and only known as a Writer
- Writer of nonfiction
DQ: Most works filed under 500-999 in the Dewey system?
DQs:
- Real
- Male
- Deceased
- American
- Last name starts with C
- Died after 1900
- Known for the Arts
- Not best known for the performing arts
- Died before 1950
- Won no awards, as far as I can tell
- Best and only known as a Writer
- Writer of nonfiction
- Most works filed under 500-999 in the Dewey system
DQ1) Do you write mostly about history or politics?
DQ2) Ever write steadily for a newspaper or magazine?
DQ3) Last name begin with “CA” or “CO”?
Curses! I’ll get you yet Professor!
IQ1: Are you a character from All-American Men of War, a navajo pilot who always destroyed his plane after a mission?
IQ2: Were you a JLA honorary member, a “hip-talking” teenager modeled after teen idol Kookie from 77 Sunset Strip?
IQ3: Are you a Gold and Silver Age contemporary of Bruce Wayne, a millionaire philanthropist aka the Killer Moth?