Take 3 DQs.
DQs:
- Real
- Female
- Not American
- Known for the arts
- Not a political/military figure
- Alive
- European
- Not known for music
- Last name starts with T
Tilda Swinton, in Constantine, The Chronicles of Narnia, and Orlando.
Toni Collette played the kid’s mom.
DQ: Are you an actress?
DQ: Are you British?
#1. is Tony Williams, who was 17 when he joined with Miles, Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter and Wayne Shorter for the album E.S.P.
IQ: Are you known for visual arts?
DQs:
- Real
- Female
- Not American
- Known for the arts
- Not a political/military figure
- Alive
- European
- Not known for music
- Last name starts with T
- Actress
- British
- Not known for the visual arts
IQ1: Did one of your movie characters always wear black to weddings?
IQ2: Did you ask the Doctor what would happen if you spoke Latin?
I don’t know #1, but you don’t get a DQ, because…
I am Catherine Tate! (Doctor’s companion Donna Noble)
Molto bene, Draelin. Allons-y!
Wooo! I am always so damn surprised when I get it right. 
The answer to my other IQ, by the way, was Kristin Scott Thomas in Four Weddings and a Funeral. They were the only two British actresses whose last names start with T that I could come up with before a full cup of coffee.
Back soon with a new letter!
Never heard of her…
Tacy, from the Betsy-Tacy books.
Correct on Tommy Steele.
“What’s Your Mama’s Name” was the first single released by Tanya Tucker.
Catherine Tate also starred in the US version of The Office as Nellie Bertram from 2011 until it’s end. She had her own BBC series The Catherine Tate Show. Tate also won the BroadwayWorld UK Award for Best Leading Actress in a Play in 2011 for her portrayal of Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing. Still, she’s best known as a Doctor Who companion.
Because I already don’t have much to do today …
I am B.
IQ1: Are you Hiram Flagston’s brother-in-law?
IQ2: Were you a leading quarterback in the '60s?
IQ3: Did you give your father forty whacks?
Quite certain I’ve never heard of her.
I am not Lizzie Borden, and two DQs.
Quite certain I’ve never heard of her.
Arr! It be International Talk Like A Pirate Day!
IQs:
- Were you a fearsome pirate captain who braided his beard his colored ribbons?
- Were you marooned by Capt. Flint?
- Were you one of the most famous female pirates?
Beetle Bailey. (Hi’s wife, Lois, is Beetle’s sister.)
Bart Starr (one of seven football players I was able to name the other day, given several minutes to think on the subject).
Correct on Lizzie Borden.
DQ1: Real?
DQ2: American?
IQ1: Were you a California highwayman?
IQ2: Were you driven out one rainy evening, with nothing but a fine-toothed comb?
IQ3: Did you spend almost 500 years in suspended animation after a mine cave-in?
I have no idea how that managed to get posted twice…
Surely you mean:
1) Are ye bein’ a fearsome pirate captain who be braidin’ his beard wi’ coloured ribbons?
2) Were ye bein’ marooned by Cap’n Flint?
3) Are ye bein’ one o’ the most famous women pirates?
Arrrr…
I am not Ben Gunn or Anne Bonney … or Blackbeard?
I am not Bill Bailey, and I’m probably going to kick myself for the other two, but 2 DQs.
DQs:
- Real.
- Not American.
Arr! Keelhaul me for a sclogger! Yer right as rain and smart as paint.
Aye to all three, Draelin!