Botticelli November 2011

FTR, this was Brian Dennehy, Brian Blessed and Bill Clinton (born in Hope, Ark.).

Congrats, AppallingGael! Well done. I was wracking my brains to think of British musicians during that period.

IQ: Did you costar in Hellcats of the Navy?
IQ: Did JFK wish you a happy birthday not long before he died?
IQ: The daughter of a losing Presidential candidate, did you later win election to the U.S. Senate yourself?

I am not Lynn Nolan Ryan or Nelson Rockefeller. You probably have me with the other one but I’ll flail with “I’m not Nick Saban”.

Thanks! I am not Nancy Davis Reagan, Nancy Landon Kassebaum, or…Nancy Sinatra?

The film star I had in mind was comedian Norman Wisdom. Unless someone can produce evidence that Niven got a similar pass from dictator Enver Hoxha, I’ll go ahead and ask a

DQ: Male?

IQ: Were you a Cleveland Indians third baseman whose first name was often misspelled?

IQ: Were you rumored to have married Roy Fitzgerald?

IQ: Were you scheduled to perform when a fatal gust of wind struck the Indiana State fair earlier this year?

I am not Graig Nettles, Jim Nabors, or…Willie Nelson?

No.

  1. Female

Almost. The guy to whom JFK wished happy birthday by phone was John Nance Garner, FDR’s first VP, who was 90-something when JFK went to Dallas. Good job on the others.

DQ: Fictional?

IQ: Were you misquoted as saying you always tried to get there “firstest with the mostest?”
IQ: Does your statue stand outside CIA HQ in Langley, Va.?
IQ: As played by Roger Rees, did you make the cover of Time magazine?

Nope, the scheduled Indiana State Fair performer was another Nettles – Jennifer, the female half of the country duo Sugarland.

I’ll withhold my DQ until N’s reality, or lack thereof, is established.

IQ: Are you a former baseball infielder who married an all-time great in another sport?

IQ: Were you a basketball player with a diminutive nickname?

IQ: Did you attend Cleveland’s Benedictine High School but gain your greatest fame in one of Cleveland’s rival cities?

Yes.

  1. Female
  2. Fictional

I am not Nathan Bedford Forrest, Nathan Hale, or…Nat Turner?

I am not Nomar Garciaparra, Nate Archibald, or…Paul Newman?

Correct as to the first two. The last is Nicholas Nickleby: Electronics, Cars, Fashion, Collectibles & More | eBay

DQ: Last name start with “N”?

IQ: Did Buzz Lightyear briefly resign himself to this role?
IQ: Were you part of the self-proclaimed “loudest band in rock and roll”?
IQ: Did you never allow the Hardy Boys to get fresh with you?

Sorry, but Newman attended Shaker Heights High in suburban Cleveland. The Benedictine alum I had in mind was Chuck Noll, who coached the Pittsburgh Steelers to too many victories over the Browns. My dad was a freshman at Benedictine when Noll was a senior.

DQ: Primarily a literary character?

DQ: American?

IQ: Were you almost certainly the greatest player the Duluth Eskimos ever had?

IQ: Did you write the book Jazz Country?

I don’t know if they inhabited the same world as the Hardys, but…I’m not Nancy Drew? No idea about Buzz (but wl try anyway–Nurse Lightyear?), and I’ll go with Ted Nugent for loud (he did suffer significant hearing loss, after all).

My last name does not start with N.

  1. Female
  2. Fictional
  3. First name starts with N

This is arguable, but I am going to say no.

Yes.

IQ: Were you almost certainly the greatest player the Duluth Eskimos ever had?

IQ: Did you write the book Jazz Country?
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I’m guessing the Eskimos were a negro league baseball team, but I can’t think of anybody there, so…I’m not Bronco Nagurski, and I am not Nat Hentoff.

  1. Fictional
  2. Female
  3. First name starts with N
  4. Probably not best known as a literary character
  5. American

IQ: Were you once featured prominently in delivery pizza advertisements?

IQ: Does an internet meme attribute near omniscient and omnipotent powers to you?

IQ: Did you compose a classical piece with an incongruous title in D Minor which you feel is the saddest of all keys?

Mrs. Nesbit, when dressed for Sid’s sister’s doll tea party in the first Toy Story.
Nigel Tufnel, from This is Spinal Tap.
Yes, Nancy Drew.

DQ: Best known as a TV character?
DQ: Would she be alive in 2011, in her fictional world?

IQ: Did you die not far from two other actors, one of them your spouse?
IQ: Did you advise the filmmakers of a recent hit movie on life at a prominent institution of higher learning?
IQ: Did you sing the best-known recent cover of “Because the Night”?

I am not Renaldo Nehemiah, Nostradamus, or NIccolo Paganini.

Now, take three DQ’s.

I am sure I am not Natalie Wood, and I’ll guess I am not Natalie Portman or Natalie Cole.

  1. Fictional
  2. Female
  3. First name starts with N
  4. Probably not best known as a literary character
  5. American
  6. Definitely not best known as a TV character
  7. Would almost certainly be dead by 2011.

Norv Turner, current coach of the San Diego Chargers ,was Dan Fout’s backup quarterback at Oregon (you got Nolan Ryan and Nelson Rockefeller right).

DQ: Are you best known as a movie character?

  1. Did you play guitar in a band called the Thamesmen?

  2. Did you write a best selling non-fiction novel about the Mafia, that was made into an Oscar-nominated film?

  3. Did you marry the guy in question #2, and write a comedy screenplay based on the lead character in that Mafia novel?

I would say so, yes.

  1. Fictional
  2. Female
  3. First name starts with N
  4. Probably not best known as a literary character
  5. American
  6. Definitely not best known as a TV character
  7. Would almost certainly be dead by 2011
  8. Probably best known as a movie character