Botticelli - November 2018

2 (excuse for Jack Worthing) was Earnest, in The Importance of Being Earnest; 3 (replacement for Vashti) was Queen Esther, the second wife of Ahasuerus in the Book of Esther.

DQ:
Part of a major film franchise, such as the James Bond series?

One DQ reserved.

DQs:

  1. Real
  2. Female
  3. Living
  4. First name starts with E
  5. Known for the Arts
  6. Born since 1968
  7. Not American
  8. Considered a beauty
  9. European
  10. Actress
  11. Born before 1988
  12. Not British or Irish, to my surprise
  13. Born north of Vienna
  14. Born west of Vienna, in Paris
  15. Mainly known for films, but is also known from one TV series
  16. Best known for dramatic roles, but has done lighter fare
  17. Has not won an Oscar
  18. Known for Hollywood films, but also for London films (one in particular), and for a Showtime TV series
  19. Greatest fame after 2000
  20. Part of a major film franchise, such as the James Bond series

That’s 20. All unasked questions may be asked by 9 am. EST tomorrow.

…and now all final “Are you Firstname Lastname questions?” may be asked until 10 pm EST tonight.

I suspect I will recognize her name after I see it, but for now I got nothin’.

Given the lack of activity, I’m calling it now. Drat. With that last DQ, I thought you had her.

I am Eva Green.

She’s played the witch Angelique in Tim Burton’s Dark Shadows, Miss Peregrine in Tim Burton;s Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, Ava Lord in Sim City: A Dame To Die For, and Vanessa Ives in the Showtime series Penny Dreadful.

Oh, and Vesper Lynne in Casino Royale, so, yeah, a Bond girl.

She had her screen debut as Isabelle in Bernardo Bertolucci’s Dreamers, which I mainly mention since Bertolucci just passed away.

Dang–I suspected it was Eva Green (thus the last DQ) and was going to guess her, but only just signed in now.

:: headsmack ::

Of course! Woulda coulda shoulda gotten her. Good one, PP.

I was thinking “Bond Girl” but didn’t know the name of the actress. GG.

On to F…?

On to F! However,

De la Rue, I’m going to take you at your word. Since I closed the game early, and since you did guess that last DQ, I do believe you should take the next round.

A most excellent and sporting move, PP, with which I am happy to concur (not that you were obliged to do so, of course - and you were extremely generous with your DQ answers).

Thanks, Prof.!

I am F.

IQs:

  1. Were you a singer known as The Chairman of the Board?
  2. Did you play Max in The Great Race?
  3. Did Eddie Murphy play you in Beverly Hills Cop?

IQs:

Did you praise Washington’s generalship in the New Jersey campaign of 1776-77?
Were both your parents and also your uncle psychiatrists?
Were you the first Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives?

  1. I am not Frank Sinatra.
  2. Take a DQ.
  3. I am not Axel Foley.

Respectively:
Take a DQ.
I am not Frederick Frasier.
Take a DQ.

(I suspect the other two will be Fredericks, but I can’t think of them.)

Previous IQs:

Did you praise Washington’s generalship in the New Jersey campaign of 1776-77? - Frederick the Great
Were both your parents and also your uncle psychiatrists? - Almost - Frederick Crane, whose father is Dr. Frasier Crane
Were you the first Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives? - Frederick Muhlenberg

Frederick x3!

DQs:

Real?
Male?

IQs:

Are you often credited with inventing TV?
Did you costar in Skyhei$t?
Did Earl Warren succeed you on the Supreme Court?

Correct on 1 and 3. Peter Falk played Max.

DQ: Last name starts with F?

IQs:

  1. Were you a 17th Century English explorer who searched for the Northwest Passage?
  2. Have you played Bilbo Baggins, Arthur Dent and Dr. Watson?
  3. Were you a Pre-Raphaelite painter who created The Last of England?

Re: Frederick Crane–it was late and I was tired.

Respectively:
I am not Philo Farnsworth.
Take a DQ.
Take a DQ.

  1. I am not Sir Francis Drake.
  2. I am not Martin Freeman.
  3. Take a DQ.
    DQs:
  1. real
  2. male
  3. last name begins with F
  1. Drake was 16th Century. Martin Frobisher was 17th.
  2. Correct on Martin Freeman.
  3. The artist is Ford Madox Brown.

DQs:

  1. Living?
  2. American?