Not Walter Matthau
- Real
- Male
- Last name starts with M
- Dead
- Not American
- Known for the arts
- Died since 1900
- Not European
- Known for performing arts
- Died since 1950
- Not a musician
- Not African
- Asian
- Actor
Not Mr. Miagi
a royal flush of DQs for you
IQs:
- Did you paint The Luncheon in the Grass?
- Did you have a peach dish and a type of toast named after you?
- Did you play B. J. Hunnicutt on MASH*?
Queen Mary was the mother of Edward VIII and George VI.
The Empress Maud (or Matilda) was Henry’s mother.
Margrethe II.
More DQs reserved…
IQ1: Did you play Mr Miyagi?
IQ2: Were you an insidious doctor?
IQ3: Did you star in Rashomon and Yojimbo?
I bet you’ve got it, SCAdian.
Prof. P., see my third IQ in post 318.
Previous IQs:
Did you defect with your submarine? - Marko Ramius in The Hunt for Red October
Did you hire Jake Gittes? - Evelyn Mulwray (sp?) in Chinatown
Were you the one and only female Governor of Vermont? - Madeleine Kunin
DQs:
Japanese?
Best known for movie roles?
Usually plays good guys?
IQs:
Were you yellow and finicky?
Did Angelina Jolie recently play you?
Did you live in a house in Paris all covered with vines?
Not Monet
Not Melba
Not Mike Farrell
Yes, I am Toshiro Mifune!
Grats SCAdian! You are now Botticelli Master.
Well, my first was Manet, not Monet. I’ve heard of but haven’t seen Roshomon or Yojimbo, so I don’t know Mifune. However…
Congrats, SCAdian! Good job!
Guess you weren’t Pat Morita either. 
He was in The Seven Samarai, and a ton of other classic samarai movies. He’s like the John Wayne of Japan. If you’ve ever played 6 Degrees of Kevin Bacon, he’s the reason why pretty much every Japanese actor is 3 degrees from KB. They were in a movie with Mifune, who was in Midway with Robert Wagner, who was in Wild Things with Bacon.
Pat Morita (as etv said).
Fu Manchu.
Mifune just popped into my head as I was writing the other two questions. I would have said that I’ve never seen any of his films (especially not the two I mentioned :)), but I guess I have if he’s in Midway. He’s just one of those big names that I’ve known about for years.
Hmmm… I always have trouble with picking someone, because names I’ve known since I was a kid, due to my peculiar reading habits, are probably unknown to most of you. (Anybody know offhand who Guenther Luetjens, Rene Fonck and Abd-el-Kader were?)
Aha! I am W.
IQ: Do people wonder “where are you”?
IQ2: Were you the commander in Vietnam?
IQ3: Is a beef rush named in your honor?
Nope on Guenther and company.
IQs:
- Were you Kid Flash?
- Were you bullied by the Skeezicks?
- Were you one of Bob’s (of Bob & Ray) mainstay characters?
Neither Wally (original) nor Waldo (American).
Not William Westmoreland.
Not the Duke of Wellington.
Not Wally … West?
Not Uncle Wiggily. (My father-in-law still haqs his copies of those books from when he was a kid.)
DQ.
No, I don’t recognize those characters. It’s enough for me to keep up with Dr. Seuss.
IQ1: Does your family have your music performed yearly at the Bayreuth festival?
IQ2: Were you the artist for Mad Magazine’s “Superduperman?”
IQ3: Were you a newspaper columnist and radio commentator who would start his broadcasts with “Good evening, Mr. and Mrs. America from border to border and coast to coast and all the ships at sea. Let’s go to press.”?
Correctamundo on Wally and Wiggily. The other is reporter Wally Ballou.
DQ: Real?
[Hmm, I’ve been playing this for a year and a half. I know better than to ask SCAdian ANYTHING related to Walter Lantz/Woody Woodpecker…]
IQs:
- Did you appear in a series of “Impossible Stories” with Wonder Woman?
- Are you aka Wonder Man?
- Are you aka Ted Grant?
IQ: Are you Danicka Mckellar’s best loved character?