Are you credited with saying “If you can’t say anything nice, come sit next to me”?
Did Jim Caviezel refuse to do a nude love scene with you, on religious grounds?
No apologies necessary. The Assyrian is Ashurbanipal, whose library, established in Nineveh in the 7th century BC, is the main source for The Epic of Gilgamesh.
DQ: Despite being on the borderline with regards to being an ‘entertainer’, are you primarily known for accomplishments in the arts?
Was Errol Flynn’s birthplace named after you?
IQ: Are you a fictional character who is one of Prince Edward Island’s most enduring tourist attractions?
Hmm, someone from Almost Famous? Don’t know; ask a DQ.
I am not Abel Tasman.
I am not Anne of Green Gables.
I had more than the average person’s political involvement, but was never a candidate for public office, as far as I know.
- Real person
- Female
- Not born in the 20th century
- Entertaining is among my talents
- Not born in Europe
- First name starts with “A”
- Born after 1800
- Not an actress
- Born in North America
- Born after 1850
- Not known as a politician
I am not known for my artistic accomplishments.
- Real person
- Female
- Not born in the 20th century
- Entertaining is among my talents
- Not born in Europe
- First name starts with “A”
- Born after 1800
- Not an actress
- Born in North America
- Born after 1850
- Not known as a politician
- Not known as an artist
No, I am not…Andy Rooney?
No, I am not Amy Adams?
Jim Caviezel refused to do a bedroom scene with Ashley Judd.
And it was Alice Roosevelt Longworth (Teddy’s daughter) Who said “If you can’t say anything nice about anybody, come sit next to me.”
DQ1: Have you ever been a character in a movie?
DQ2: Does your last name begin with a letter from N-Z?
Did you ever tour with Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show?
I am not Annie Oakley.
I have been a character in a movie, and my very last name does not begin with N-Z.
- Real person
- Female
- Not born in the 20th century
- Entertaining is among my talents
- Not born in Europe
- First name starts with “A”
- Born after 1800
- Not an actress
- Born in North America
- Born after 1850
- Not known as a politician
- Not known as an artist
- Have been a movie character
- Last name begins with A-M
IQ: Did you choose Krishna to be your charioteer?
In the movie Funny People, James Taylor (yes, it’s him) plays a musical set at a big-bucks corporate retreat, followed by standup comics Seth Rogen and then Adam Sander.
DQ: Alive in 1945?
IQ: Were you a noted, now-deceased beauty whose name was later used by an actress who appeared in two movies of the same franchise, playing two different characters?
IQ: Did a political rival ask you “where’s your pushcart at?”
IQ; Although your married last name begins with an A-M letter, is your maiden name used to rhyme with “Shirley Temple” in a song that also invokes Mr. Factor?