Yes, I am Elizabeth Bathory! Congrats to Elendil’s Heir!
I should mention that I’m not Candice Bergen or Bob Campbell, and it’s too early for the thinking required for the rest of the questions. 
Well done, EH!
Mighty fine job, EH. I be tippin’ the last o’ me rum te ye. I been thinkin’ o’ her mesel’ but figgerin’ the bathin’ in blood thing fer another misconception o’ mine based on the syllable “bath” an’ not knowin’ how te be cluin’ her elsewise. Congrats again.
Mine be spoilered in case Draelin be wantin’ te do the thinkin’ when it gets a bit later
‘twere Andreas Baader, who don’t be fittin’. I remembered one o’ Baader an’ Meinhof were a lass, but I be gettin’ wrong which one
Well, that was quick.
To wrap up the last round… Correct on Billy Barty.
The stuttering sailor was Billy Budd, title character of Herman Melville’s final novella Billy Budd, Sailor.
Correct on Candice Bergen and Bob Campbell.
#3 was Bob’s stepcousin (so to speak), Billy Tate.
Thanks, all! I think we had Bathory as the mystery person a few years ago, as it happens.
Barbara Bach was in The Spy Who Loved Me as a beautiful Soviet operative (mwowr!), and married Ringo Starr.
James Bond (Pierce Brosnan at the time) was once told by M, “This country will sometimes need a blunt instrument.”
The next letter is
O.
- Are you an Ivorian economist who became a politician?
- Are you a basketball player that lived in West Germany for a few years?
- Are you the longest-serving Icelandic president?
IQ: Were you a WWII Allied general?
IQ: Were you traded for the rights to Scottie Pippen?
IQ: Are you a grouch who lives in a trashcan?
IQ1: Are you the titular heroine of a French work of sadomasochistic erotica?
IQ2: Are you the lover of a prince who likes to talk of country matters?
IQ3: Did another name by which you are known inspire the name of a month?
IQs:
- Were you a woman painter known for very large close-up floral scenes?
- Did you write Metamorphosis?
- Were you the escaped slave that the apostle Paul sent back to Philemon, his master?
Take three DQs.
Not Omar Bradley, dunno the second, not Oscar the Grouch.
Not Onais Nin (sp?), dunno the second, not… Odin?
Dunno the first two; not… Onan?
IQ1: Were you played by the man who played Clayton?
IQ2: Did you fly through airports?
IQ3: Were you Elastic Lad?
- Alassane Ouattara.
- Shaquille O’Neal. He spent his childhood in West Germany where his stepfather was stationed at a military base
- Olafur Ragnar Grimsson
DQ1: Male?
DQ2: Alive?
DQ3: American?
IQ1: Are you the Big O?
IQ2: Are you a green-skinned god?
IQ3: Are you the spiritual leader of the Talibans?
My other one was Olden Polynice
DQ: Born after 1900?
IQ: Are you an actor who took up bridge?
I hadn’t heard of Onais Nin, and googling that name turns up Anais Nin, whom I suspect you were thinking of. I was thinking of O, from L’Histoire d’O.
Ophelia was the lover of Hamlet, who spoke to her of country matters when he laid his head upon her lap.
Octavian, also know as Augustus, for whom the month of August is named.
DQ1: Real?
DQ2: Known for athletic or sporting accomplishments?
DQ3: Held back for now.
Not ____ Ocean (George Clooney) or O.J. Simpson. Dunno the third.
Not Jackie Onassis, dunno the second, not Sheik Omar.
Not Omar Sharif.
O.
- male
- alive
- American (dual citizenship)
- born after 1900
- real
- not known for athletic or sporting accomplishments
nevermind
It’s Danny Ocean (I remember it came up in a recent game), and I guess I’ll take your word for it that Clooney once played someone named Clayton.
Correct on O J Simpson.
Superman’s buddy Jimmy Olsen was Elastic Lad.
DQ: Known for the arts?
IQ1: Were you played by a man who was not George Clooney, who also played Clayton?
IQ2: Were you the only sister of a group of singing brothers?
IQ3: Did you sing about a woman asking a man not to play a certain song on the jukebox?
#1 is Georgia O’Keeffe
#2 is Ovid
#3 is Onesimus (as recorded in Paul’s letter to Philemon)
I’ll save my DQs for now.