December Botticelli

No
If you mean “serious” as opposed to comic, then yes.

And another 3 DQs.

Recap:
K

  1. Real
  2. Male
  3. Not living
  4. Last name starts with K
  5. Not American
  6. European
  7. Died after 1900
  8. In the arts
  9. British
  10. Not a musician
  11. Not an author
  12. Died after 1950
  13. Died before 1975
  14. Never knighted
  15. Known for work in film
  16. Actor
  17. Never won an Oscar
  18. Best known for serious (non-comic) roles

Rudyard Kipling.
Henry Kaiser.
Albert Kesselring.
DQs later, maybe…
IQs later, too…

IQ1: Did you look through a Rear Window, and did you Dial M for Murder?
IQ2: In your first film role, did you play a character named Chip Diller?
IQ3: Did you record songs such as “She Thinks My Tractor’s Sexy” and “No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems”?

IQ1: Did you play an architect, the father of twins, and a New England police chief?
IQ2: Did Brendan Fraser star in a remake of one of your films?
IQ3: Did you eat Michael Palin’s goldfish?

1: Not Grace Kelly
2: Not Kevin “thank you sir may I have another” Bacon
3: I don’t know, but hold on…

1: Don’t know
3: Not Kevin Kline
2: Yes, I am Boris Karloff(The Mummy, in your IQ)

Good job!!

Correct on Grace Kelly and Kevin Bacon. The songs are by country artist Kenny Chesney.

Well done, SCAdian! Looking forward to the next round.

<blink> Boris Karloff was British??

Correct on Kevin Kline. #1 was Brian Keith (Family Affair, The Parent Trap, and The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming).
Where were we? Rachmaninoff, Quantrill, Poul, Ozma…

I am N.

IQ1: Did you sing about a certain number of red balloons?
IQ2: When you walk into your favourite watering hole, are you greeted by name by everybody?
IQ3: Do you run the oldest established permanent floating crap game in New York?

Dammit, and I was just thinking of Karloff today because of his narration of How the Grinch Stole Christmas! I didn’t know he was British, either. Good job, SCAdian.

IQs:

Were you Mrs. Lincoln’s seamstress and confidante? - Elizabeth Keckley (she appears in the recent Lincoln movie).
Did President Obama mention you in a limo-backseat interview with Brian Williams? - Keith Olbermann.
Were you a potential First Lady of the past 50 years? - Kitty Dukakis.

On to N…

IQs:

Did you stand in for your spouse at the 1985 Boy Scout Jamboree?
Did you quotably deprecate the job you held?
Was your caregiver quite sad when you had to leave home while still quite young?

Not Nena Kerner.
DQ.
Not good old reliable Nathan, Nathan, Nathan, Nathan Detroit.

<sigh> Three DQs, unless #2 was Richard Nixon.

Correct on Nena and good old reliable Nathan Detroit. Number 2 was looking for Norm, from “Cheers.”

DQ: Are you real?

IQ1: Are you a Babylonian king afforded the same honour as Jereboam?
IQ2: Did you and Zadok anoint a king?
IQ3: Did you fiddle while Rome burned?

Yeah, I woke up this morning and thought of Boris. Good job, SCAdian!

IQs:

  1. Were you a T.H.U.N.D.E.R. agent with a real identity problem?
  2. Did you write Lolita?
  3. Were you, for a time, Daredevil’s lover?

Not Nebuchadnezzar. (They both have oversized wine bottles named for them.)
Not … Nathaniel?
Not Nero.

DQ.
Not Vladimir Nabokov.
Not … the Black Widow? But I don’t remember her name, so have a DQ.

N

  1. Fictional

1: As you said, Nebuchadnezzar, and for the reason you said.
2: Zadok the Priest, and Nathan the Prophet, anointed Solomon king. I’ll have to check if Nathan the Prophet is also known as Nathaniel.
3: As you said, Nero.

IQ: Did you reputedly resurrect three children who had been killed to be butchered and sold in a famine-stricken region?

All I can find on Nathan who anointed Solomon indicates he was just called Nathan, and the biblical Nathaniel was one of the twelve apostles, so…

DQ: Are you male?

Not … St Nicholas?

N

  1. Fictional
  2. Male

IQ1: Are you the boyfriend of a famous girl detective?
IQ2: Were you beheaded for treason while your daughters watched?
IQ3: Do you have a dog named Asta?

1: You are correct, I couldn’t let an N go by at this time of year without throwing in Saint Nicholas, and I’d learned of that particular story very recently.

#1 was No-Man, a scientist who had died, but whose intellect was preserved and transferred among a host of android bodies.
#3 was, indeed, Natalie Romanoff, the Black Widow.

DQs:

  1. Protagonist?
  2. From the movies?