That was Mariska Hargitay.
DQ: Real?
Not Mark Felt or Michael Caine. Dunno the third.
M.
- real
Correct on Felt and Caine. The young lady who played Isabeau d’Anjou and Susie Diamond was Michelle Pfeiffer. She played Isabeau in Ladyhawke, and Susie in The Fabulous Baker Boys.
DQ: American?
1 - Had to ask this one because of the time of year - the husband was Joseph, the hometown was Bethlehem, the baby’s father was God and the mother was The Virgin Mary
2 - Mike Myers as Wayne, Austin Powers and Shrek.
3 - The player character in Donkey Kong was called Jumpman in Japan, then the staff of Nintendo US renamed him after their landlord, Mario
Jason McCord. (“All but one man died, there at Bitter Creek, and they say he ran away…”)
Sky Masterson took Sgt Sarah Brown to Havana in Guys and Dolls.
Morris the cat.
DQ1: Male?
DQ2: Living?
DQ3: Known for the Arts?
IQ1: Were you the last king of Romania?
IQ2: Was your final score 80?
IQ3: Did you lose an eye to a French sniper?
IQs:
- Were you a noted British art pottery manufacturer?
- Were you a 1st Century A.D. satirist?
- Did you write the Spoon River Anthology?
Not Marie, dunno and not Moshe Dayan.
Dunno, not Marcellus, and not Masterson.
M.
- real
- American
- male
- dead
- not known for the arts
#1 was William Moorcroft.
#2 was Martial, not Marcellus
#3 was Edgar Lee Masters, close enough.
I’ll wait a wee little on my DQs.
Marie is the best-known queen of Romania, but the last king was Michael. 
Manfred Freiherr von Richthofen.
Correct on Moshe Dayan.
DQ1: Military/political figure?
DQ2: Died after 1900?
IQ1: Did you write The Warlord of the Air?
IQ2: Are unbranded, free-roaming cattle called by your name?
IQ3: Are you a Scottish outlaw sometimes called “the Robin Hood of Scotland?”
Dunno any of those! Take three DQs.
M.
- real
- American
- male
- dead
- not known for the arts
- not a military/political figure
- died after 1900
Michael Moorcock.
Mr Maverick (don’t remember his first name, but he was a Texan rancher who didn’t brand his cattle).
Rob Roy MacGregor.
DQ1: Sports?
DQ2: Died after 1950?
One DQ reserved.
IQ1: Does your title of nobility include the name of an African town?
IQ2: Did you create Fester Bestertester?
IQ3: Were you and your brothers three of the four members of a famous trio?
IQ: Did you win gm 7 of the World Series with a homer?
Not Montgomery of El Alamein; dunno the other two.
Not… Billy Martin?
M.
- real
- American
- male
- dead
- not known for the arts
- not a military/political figure
- died after 1900
- not known for sports
- died after 1950
DQs:
- Is M the initial of his last name?
- Known for the sciences?
Viscount Montgomery of Alamein, but close enough.
Mad magazine’s Don Martin.
Moe Howard and his brothers, Shemp and Curly, were three of the four Three Stooges (Larry Fine being the other one).
DQ: Born east of the Mississippi?
Two DQs reserved.
IQ1: Do you think some of your digits are flowers?
IQ2: Did you play a man who kidnapped a woman in order to trade her for a Gatling gun?
IQ3: Were you emperor of Mexico?
That was Bill Mazeroski.
DQ: Die of natural causes?
M.
- real
- American
- male
- dead
- not known for the arts
- not a military/political figure
- died after 1900
- not known for sports
- died after 1950
- did not die of natural causes
DQ1: Did you die by the deliberate action of another (murdered, killed in war, killed in self defence etc.)?
DQ2: Are you best known for a single event?
IQ1: Were you killed in an accident involving a device you created to help you cope with limited mobility?
IQ2: Did a court in Florida find your killer not guilty on grounds of self-defence?
(cough.)
Dunno the first. But yes, I am
Trayvon Martin
Well done, fanganga!