Botticelli, Round 15

Does your nickname suggest that you are from the Scandinavian branch of the thrush family?

No, I’m not Jennifer Jason Leigh.

Biffy, you stumped me. Ask a DQ.

Jenny Lind, the Swedish Nightingale.

Are you a fictional character?

Are you an actress who once played a film character whose eating habits were compared to that of a bird’s?

ETA: For clarity

Were you fired in a humiliating manner by Arthur Godfrey?

Dunno - ask a DQ.

astorian, I’m not Julius LaRosa.

JL is:

  • not alive
  • not American
  • male
  • not alive in the 20th century
  • not European
  • a fictional character

Did you take over an anti-terrorist commando team after the unexpected death of Steven Seagal?

Are you Michael Scott’s ex-boss?

Are you an Open-winning golfer?

Are you the bass player in a long-lived classic rock band?

Did you go from singing Sixties bubblegum hits to singing “Trust the Gorton’s Fisherman”?

Julio Lugo - shortstop for the red Sox of Boston.

Did you speak English as your native tongue?

Edit - Lugo is noted for his penchant to grab his crotch in between pitches when he is at bat, as noted by Simmons, a writer for ESPN.com.

I’m not an Executive Decision character (John Leguizamo), Michael Scott’s ex-boss (Jan Levinson), or a U.S. Open winner (Joe Lloyd).

Biffy and astorian, you got me. Ask DQs.

JL is:

  • not alive
  • not American
  • male
  • not alive in the 20th century
  • not European
  • a fictional character
  • not a native English speaker

A clarification: Now that you know he’s fictional, the “not alive” reference simply means that he’s not a real person. In the work of fiction in which he appears, he is alive.

I was thinking of Janet Leigh (the movie in question was Psycho).

Are you an artist?

The bass player is John Lodge of the Moody Blues.

Are you a character in a movie?

Can you further clarify whether or not this also applies to the “not alive in the 20th century”? That is, am I wrong in thinking I should eliminate fictional characters from stories set in the 20th century?

Sorry, I said “Open”. There is only one golf Open, and it ain’t held in the U.S. :).

I’m not angling for a DQ, just clarifying my question for you. Have another go.

Do you know any tricks that would help someone remember that you were a Buckeye, a Warrior, and a Knickerbocker?

Were you Ozzy’s guitarist?

Are you a sportscaster who covered about a jillion Olympics?

Elendil’s Heir, do you mind if I post a list of previously guessed people as to make it easier for players?

The bubblegum singer was Joey Levine- he sang “Yummy Yummy Yummy (I’ve Got Love in My Tummy)” with the Ohio Express, then started doing commercial jingles like “Trust the Gorton’s Fisherman…”
Direct Question:

Are you a character on a TV show?