The rules. For a clarification, indirect questions do not need to conform to information that has been acquired through direct questions.
I’m R.M.
I wasn’t entirely clear on this point–are we allowed to use fictional characters?
Are you known for writing for The Twilight Zone?
Thought of a non-fictional one!
Are you an English comedian known for co-writing The Young Ones?
Are you a contraversial wide receiver in the NFL?
No, I am not Richard Matheson.
No, I am not Rik Mayall.
No, I am not Randy Moss.
I don’t know. Since the person in question is real, let’s say no.
Are you a WWII Army veteran who is buried in a Masonic cemetery in Missouri?
No - and I don’t know who is.
No, I am not.
Have you acted in movies or television as a Japanese person?
Did you sing in the first person about being a hobo?
No, I am not Ryoji Morimoto.
No, I am not Roger Miller.
Have you worked to maintain New Jersey’s family health care plan?
Have you written a Nebula award-winning short story, as well as a Harper Prize Novel?
(also, an acceptable answer for “Japanese actor” would also have been the answer to this question):
Do you love “Corinthian leather”?
No, I am not Richard Merkt.