Botticelli - December 2018

Thread Games
81

Previous IQs:

Did you learn your spouse was cheating on you while you were both on a skiing holiday? - Ivana Trump
Are you the daughter of that person? - Ivanka Trump
Did a Russian write about one day in your life? - Yes, Ivan Denisovich

Ivan x3!

DQs:

Actress?
Considered a beauty?

IQs:

Were you Cmdr. Will Decker’s former lover?
Were you a noted Texas philanthropist with an unusual name?
Were you a very hungry, very gawky teacher in a cartoon?

82

DQs:

  1. Female
  2. Real
  3. Dead
  4. American
  5. First name starts with I
  6. Best known for the Arts
  7. Died before 1950
  8. Died after 1900
  9. Not an actress
  10. Considered a beauty
83
  1. I am not Ilia.
  2. Take a DQ.
  3. I am not Ichabod Crane.
84

Previous IQs:

Were you Cmdr. Will Decker’s former lover? - Yes, Ilia, in Star Trek: The Motion Picture
Were you a noted Texas philanthropist with an unusual name? - Ima Hogg
Were you a very hungry, very gawky teacher in a cartoon? - Yes, Ichabod Crane

DQ:

Singer?

IQs:

Are you an actress whose name includes a word which appears in the title of a Robin Williams film?
Did your boyfriend perpetuate a legal myth in a movie in which you both appeared?
Were you the actress who played that woman?

85

DQs:

  1. Female
  2. Real
  3. Dead
  4. American
  5. First name starts with I
  6. Best known for the Arts
  7. Died before 1950
  8. Died after 1900
  9. Not an actress
  10. Considered a beauty
  11. Not a singer
86

Take 3 DQs.

87

A clean sweep!

IQs:

  1. Do you get your bricks from Kolin Kelly?
  2. Were you a model married to David Bowie?
  3. Did you appear in ads for Old Spice as the Man Your Man Could Smell Like?
88

Previous IQs:

Are you an actress whose name includes a word which appears in the title of a Robin Williams film? - Isla Fisher / The Fisher King
Did your boyfriend perpetuate a legal myth in a movie in which you both appeared? - Ilsa Lund in Casablanca; Rick Blaine (Bogie) says that captains of ships can conduct wedding ceremonies
Were you the actress who played that woman? - Ingrid Bergman

DQs:

Best known for the visual arts (photography, painting, sculpture, etc.)?
Won a top award in your field?

One DQ reserved.

IQs:

Is it a myth that you sold your jewels to fund an important voyage?
Did you play Christopher Moltisanti?
A retired athlete, were you the subject of a high-profile sexual harrassment case in NYC?

89

DQs:

  1. Female
  2. Real
  3. Dead
  4. American, but also known throughout Europe
  5. First name starts with I
  6. Best known for the Arts
  7. Died before 1950
  8. Died after 1900
  9. Not an actress
  10. Considered a beauty
  11. Not a singer
  12. Not best known for the visual arts
  13. Highly celebrated and terribly influential in her day, the major award she received only occurred decades after her death
90
  1. I am not Queen Isabella of Spain.
    Take 2 DQs.
91

Previous IQs:

Is it a myth that you sold your jewels to fund an important voyage? - Yes, Queen Isabella of Spain
Did you play Christopher Moltisanti? - Michael Imperioli (sp?), on The Sopranos
A retired athlete, were you the subject of a high-profile sexual harrassment case in NYC? - Isaiah Thomas

DQs:

Would be seen in public doing her arts thing, or only the results of her work would appear?
Best known for a single piece of work?

One DQ reserved.

IQs:

Were you “the Jersey Lily”?
Are you a French actress who’s not averse to nude scenes?
Were you Miss Trixie Delight’s maid and traveling companion?

92
  1. I am not Ignatz Mouse.
  2. I am not Iman.
    Take a DQ.
93

DQs:

  1. Female
  2. Real
  3. Dead
  4. American, but also known throughout Europe
  5. First name starts with I
  6. Best known for the Arts
  7. Died before 1950
  8. Died after 1900
  9. Not an actress
  10. Considered a beauty
  11. Not a singer
  12. Not best known for the visual arts
  13. Highly celebrated and terribly influential in her day, the major award she received only occurred decades after her death
  14. Known for the performing arts, performing in public
  15. Not best known for a single piece of work
94
  1. Isn’t that Lillie Langtree? I’m not her. I’m an I.
    Take 2 DQs for the others.
95

Previous IQs:

Were you “the Jersey Lily”? - It was also Irene Adler, in the Conan Doyle story “A Scandal in Bohemia”
Are you a French actress who’s not averse to nude scenes? - Isabelle Huppert
Were you Miss Trixie Delight’s maid and traveling companion? - Imogene, in Paper Moon

DQs:

Performed in nightclubs?
Greatest fame before 1930?

Two DQs reserved.

96

DQs:

  1. Female
  2. Real
  3. Dead
  4. American, but also known throughout Europe
  5. First name starts with I
  6. Best known for the Arts
  7. Died before 1950
  8. Died after 1900
  9. Not an actress
  10. Considered a beauty
  11. Not a singer
  12. Not best known for the visual arts
  13. Highly celebrated and terribly influential in her day, the major award she received only occurred decades after her death
  14. Known for the performing arts, performing in public
  15. Not best known for a single piece of work
  16. Performed in nightclubs
  17. Greatest fame arguably before 1930
97

IQs:

Were you a star who had the same last name as an actress noted for not having two fully-functioning eyes?
Were you an early Hollywood movie mogul?
Were you a noted producer of small British period films that earned a boatload of Oscars?

98

#2. I am not Irving Thalberg. Take 2 DQs.

99

Previous IQs:

Were you a star who had the same last name as an actress noted for not having two fully-functioning eyes? - Isadora Duncan (and Sandy Duncan)
Were you an early Hollywood movie mogul? - Yes, Irving Thalberg
Were you a noted producer of small British period films that earned a boatload of Oscars? - Ismail Merchant

Four DQs reserved.

100

Wow, it’s been a long time since I’ve even thought about Sandy.

But, Yes! I am the Mother of Dance, **Isadora Duncan! **

Good job, EH!