Not Vanzetti.
DQ.
Not Jack Vance.
#1. Not who I had in mind, but it works.
#2 was Vangelis.
Correct on #3.
DQ: Known for writing?
Van Cliburn, Vasquez, Vera Miles
Born east of the Mississippi?
Born north of the Mason-Dixon line?
holding a DQ
V
- Real
- Last name begins with V
- Female
- American
- Dead
- Known for the Arts
- Not an actress
- Did not die after 1975
- Died after 1950
- Not known for the performing arts
- Last name begins with “Va”
- Known for writing
- Born east of the Mississippi
- Born north of the Mason-Dixon line
IQs:
- Are you an heiress and a designer of blue jeans?
- Are you #1’s mother?
- Are you the captain of The Flying Dutchman?
Not Gloria Vanderbilt.
DQ.
Not … Van der Poel?
Vasquez in Aliens wasn’t a lieutenant, BTW - just a private; Lt. Gorman was the only officer along for the mission. And she was played by Jenette, not Jennifer, Goldstein.
Previous IQs:
Did your husband considerately wait outside until you were done “entertaining” your lover? - Vivien Leigh, who was promiscuous (perhaps due to mental illness); her husband was Sir Laurence Olivier
Were you Jimmy Smits’s first big TV role? - Victor Sifuentes, on L.A. Law
Did Steve Winwood sing about you? - Yes, Valerie: Valerie - YouTube
DQs:
Best known as a novelist?
Won a top writing award?
IQs:
Did George Costanza like to pretend he was an architect of this name?
Were you a prominent Ohio Copperhead during the Civil War?
Did you precede Earl Warren as Chief Justice of the United States?
Three DQs.
V
- Real
- Last name begins with V
- Female
- American
- Dead
- Known for the Arts
- Not an actress
- Did not die after 1975
- Died after 1950
- Not known for the performing arts
- Last name begins with “Va”
- Known for writing
- Born east of the Mississippi
- Born north of the Mason-Dixon line
- Not best known as a novelist
- Did not win a top writing award
Correct on #1.
#2 was Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt. (Since it’s essentially the same answer as #1, I won’t count it.)
#3 was Capt. Vonderdecken (or Vandervecken, depending on the story).
DQ: Journalist or columnist?
Previous IQs:
Did George Costanza like to pretend he was an architect of this name? - Art Vandelay
Were you a prominent Ohio Copperhead during the Civil War? - Clement Vallandigham
Did you precede Earl Warren as Chief Justice of the United States? - Fred Vinson
DQs:
Associated with NYC?
Famous husband?
One DQ reserved.
V
- Real
- Last name begins with V
- Female
- American
- Dead
- Known for the Arts
- Not an actress
- Did not die after 1975
- Died after 1950
- Not known for the performing arts
- Last name begins with “Va”
- Known for writing
- Born east of the Mississippi
- Born north of the Mason-Dixon line
- Not best known as a novelist
- Did not win a top writing award
- Not a journalist or columnist
- Born and died in NYC, but not particularly associated with it
- Four non-famous husbands (consecutively, of course - simultaneous husbands would be improper!)
IQ1: Did you play Peter Petrelli in Heroes?
IQ2: Do you play guitar and mandolin in Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band?
IQ3: Were you the frontman for the Four Seasons?
IQ: Did you write the Camp Fire Girls series?
DQ.
DQ.
Not Frankie Valli
DQ.
That was Margaret Vandercook.
1 DQ reserved.
Milo Ventimiglia, Steve Van Zandt
DQ: Poet?
DQ: Nonfiction writer?
holding a DQ
V
- Real
- Last name begins with V
- Female
- American
- Dead
- Known for the Arts
- Not an actress
- Did not die after 1975
- Died after 1950
- Not known for the performing arts
- Last name begins with “Va”
- Known for writing
- Born east of the Mississippi
- Born north of the Mason-Dixon line
- Not best known as a novelist
- Did not win a top writing award
- Not a journalist or columnist
- Born and died in NYC, but not particularly associated with it
- Four non-famous husbands (consecutively, of course - simultaneous husbands would be improper!)
- Not a poet
- Nonfiction writer
And here we are! By my count each of you has one DQ left; ask them, and I’ll answer after I get home from work tomorrow afternoon.
DQ: Writer on political or social issues?
DQ: Writer of instructional material, like cook books?
V
- Real
- Last name begins with V
- Female
- American
- Dead
- Known for the Arts
- Not an actress
- Did not die after 1975
- Died after 1950
- Not known for the performing arts
- Last name begins with “Va”
- Known for writing
- Born east of the Mississippi
- Born north of the Mason-Dixon line
- Not best known as a novelist
- Did not win a top writing award
- Not a journalist or columnist
- Born and died in NYC, but not particularly associated with it
- Four non-famous husbands (consecutively, of course - simultaneous husbands would be improper!)
- Not a poet
- Nonfiction writer
- A bit of a stretch, but could be called a writer on political or social issues
- Writer of instructional material, like cook books