Botticelli - May 2014

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From the Oxford English Dictionary entry for author:

  1. gen. The person who originates or gives existence to anything:

Author is not restricted to things that are in print.

Summary:
P

  1. Not real
  2. Male
  3. Last name does not start with P
  4. If real, could be alive today
  5. Did not first appear in print
  6. Not from a work by an American author
  7. Appeared in a movie, but did not originate in a movie
  8. By a British author
  9. Protagonist
  10. Not from a work of science fiction or fantasy
  11. Have an unusual first name
  12. British
  13. Has not appeared on a TV series
  14. Generally considered a “good guy” or least not a villain. Have done bad things that I later regretted.
  15. Not from a series of stories
  16. Not from the genre of Mystery/Detective stories
  17. Not created before 1960
  18. Not from a comedic work
  19. Not created after 2000
  20. Not from a play
  21. Not created after 1980

Peregrin, Percival, Pontius, Petronius…

…Peabody, Phorcys, Polonius, Phred, Poindexter, Pinky…

…Philander, Philip, Pericles, Philo, Phrank, Pablo, Paolo, Peter….

…Piers, Plankton, Popeye, Phineas, Phileas, Pythagoras, Porky…

I don’t even have a good guess. I give.

Hey Professor! One of your guesses is pretty close. Throw away one letter and you’d have it.

IQ:

Are you the lead character of the movie The Wall?

Yes!!! I am Pink Floyd, main character of the 1979 rock opera The Wall, who was portrayed by Bob Geldof in the 1982 film adaptation. Not to be confused with the band Pink Floyd that recorded said rock opera.

Congratulations and back to you, EH!

Well done, EH! I’ve heard of The Wall, but never saw it.

Ah ha, it was from a song. Well done both EH and Chock.

Thanks to Prof. P. for getting us so close, and to ChockFull for the big hint.

Lemme think. Busy today; next round to start tomorrow.

But Pink isn’t well, he stayed back at the hotel, and he sent us along as the surrogate band. :smiley:

Well done, EH!

Ah, this reminds me of something from long ago:

Who knows where that comes from?

Ah, enough of your Monkee-shines.

Good call, Professor!

And our next letter is

N

OK, first time player, and going by wikipedia rules, so forgive me if I do this wrong.

  1. Are you an actress who drowned under mysterious circumstances?
  2. Did you help prepare the corpse of Jesus for burial?
  3. Did you write The Notebook?

Welcome, Knowed Out! Have fun!

IQs:

  1. Did you pound your shoe on a podium and threaten to bury us?
  2. Did you pal around with Sluggo?
  3. Did you play Lois Lane in The Adventures of Superman?

Welcome aboard, KnowedOut! I’m not Natalie Wood, Nicodemus or… dunno the last.

Not Nikita Khruschev, Nancy or… dunno the last one this time, either.