Jim Varney in the Toy Story movies.
Ving Rhames.
Virginia O’Hanlon, of “Yes, Virginia” fame (the subject of an earlier Botticelli round).
DQs:
American?
Living?
Involved in the creative arts, broadly defined?
IQs:
Were you a character in the play in which Andy Griffith first broke into acting?
Was your real job leaked by the number two guy in a Federal agency?
Unlike in real life, were you an alien in a short story by Neil Gaiman?
IQ: Did the A-Rod people like fix you up with your current girlfriend?
1 was indeed Vinnie Vincent, who replaced Ace Frehley in Kiss.
2 is St.Valentine
ETA: Didn’t see this thread had gone to a fifth page. I asked the same DQs as Elendil. Let me think of some more.
DQ1. Male
DQ2. Real
DQ3. American
DQ4. Dead
DQ5. Not involved in the creative arts
Take a DQ!
Take another DQ!
Wow. Just wow. Take 3 DQs,
Mine were:
1)Abe Vigoda
2)Fernando Verdasco
DQ:
1)Politician?
2)Died after 1900?
IQ: Was a rule named after to you designed to avoid a repeat of the financial meltdown?
DQ1. Male
DQ2. Real
DQ3. American
DQ4. Dead
DQ5. Not involved in the creative arts
DQ6. Politician
DQ7. Died before 1900
I am not Volcker.
IQ: Are you the only POTUS whose 1st language was not English?
Well, THAT, was a quick round.
O.K., I am the Little Magician, the Fox of Kinderhook, the 8th President of the U.S.,
Martin Van Buren..
Good job, etv78!
He was the only “V” 19th c. American Politician I could think of.
OK, your new letter is
B
IQ1: Was your Medal of Honor revoked shortly after your death, but then restored 70-odd years later?
IQ2: Are you a novelist whom a long-barrelled revolver was named after?
IQ3: Were you known as a gunfighter, lawman, gambler, sportswriter and newspaper editor?
SCA-Not Bat Masterson or Clara Barton
DQ (and DQs if either guess is wrong)
IQs
**Prof-**Not Boticelli or Barry Gibb
Definitely DQ for Popeye.
Betty Boop was King Features big draw, so having her introduce Popeye helped insure his success.
DQ: Male?
DQ Answers
1.Male