I am A.D.
Have at you!
Were you Muhammad Ali’s corner man?
Are you Burt Bacharach’s ex-wife?
Do you have five names, one of them Brian?
Did you catch the public eye for tutoring Ben Affleck in poker?
Did you choreograph Aaron Copland’s “Appalachian Spring” and “Rodeo”?
Were you a long-serving Cold War ambassador?
Were you a component of the greatest computer ever built, who managed to escape its destruction?
Are you a comedian who was thrown off of the Jimmy Kimmel show for groping a billionaire’s daughter?
Do you have Gordon Brown’s old job?
No, I’m not Angelo Dundee.
I’m not Angie Dickinson. (At least, I THINK that’s who you mean. If I’m wrong, a DQ for you.
No idea who you mean. DQ for you.
No I’m not Annie Duke.
No idea. DQ away.
I’m not Alexei Dobrinin.
I’m not Arthur Dent. (Although I almost was. He was my second choice.)
Not sure who you mean. DQ for you.
No idea who has Gordon Brown’s old job. DQ for you.
DQs for astorian, tim314, ErinPuff and Wooden Taco .
The choreographer was Agnes DeMille
DQ: Are you a fictional character?
Correct on Angie Dickinson.
Did your “affair” lead to you doing time on Devil’s Island?
Yes, I’m a fictional character.
I’m not Albert Dreyfuss.
Was a site near your childhood home chosen for the Baseball Hall of Fame?
DQ: Are you male?
Are you the creator of Sherlock Holmes?
ETA: Oops, I missed that you were fictional. If I’d realized this wasn’t a possibility, I wouldn’t have made it such a softball!
Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore, of the Harry Potter books.
DQ: Did you first appear in the 20th century? (Meaning when the character was written, not the time in which the fictional story was set.)
Did you “kill the beast”?
This is the perpetually unfunny Andy Dick.
IQ: Did you coin the famous motto “un pour tous, tous pour un?”
Waiting on the DQ until the other answers are given.