January 2014, Botticelli

Thread Games
261

DQ:

  1. Real
262

Correct on Charlemagne and Jackie Chan.
Charles II of England.
DQ: Male?
IQ1: Did you find in Spain what you didn’t find in Portugal or England?
IQ2: Did you play a DJ, a bounty hunter and a cop?
IQ3: Did you learn to shoot so you could get revenge on the men who raped you and killed your husband?

263

IQ: Is your nickname “Coco”?

264

I’m not Coco Chanel.

265

1: Did you always end your monologue with a golf swing?
2: Were you the aide to a blind, retired Army colonel during a weekend in New York City?
3: Were you the deaf son of a high school music teacher?

266
  1. I’m not Johnny Carson.
  2. I’m not Chris O’Donnell (actor, take a DQ if you meant the character in Scent of a Woman).
  3. Take a DQ: it’s been too long since I’ve seen Mr. Holland’s Opus.
267

IQ1: Were you a painter born in what was then the Danish West Indies?
IQ2: Did you maintain a relationship with French writer George Sand for a decade?
IQ3: Were you a prominent socialist politician in your South American country?

268
  1. I’m not Camille Pissarro.
  2. I’m not Frederic Chopin.
    Take a DQ for #3.
269

Correct on Carson.

You got the movies right. I was looking for the character Charles Simms, who was played by O’Donnell in “Scent of a Woman”; and for the character Cole Holland in “Mr. Holland’s Opus.”

DQ: Alive today?
DQ: American?

270

That was Colbie Callait

DQ: In the Arts?

271

Ahem.

272

How’d I miss these?

  1. Unless it’s Columbus (I’m not him), take a DQ.
    Take 2 DQs for the others.
273

DQs:

  1. Real
  2. Female
  3. Dead
  4. American, but only if you stretch our usual meaning
  5. In the Arts
274

IQ: Did you paint a self-portrait with a moustache and a unibrow?

275

IQ: Are you a performer who shares her last name with someone arrested in Arizona, whose arrest was challenged at SCOTUS?

276

Fan-that’s a “K”

277

Correct on Columbus.
Clint Eastwood (Play Misty for Me, For a Few Dollars More, Dirty Harry).
Hannie Caulder (from the movie of the same name).
DQ1: Known for music?
DQ2: From North America?
IQ1: Were you a 17th-century Spanish author?
IQ2: Were you an 11th-century Spanish hero?
IQ3: Did you drive ducks to the water every morning?

278

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Take a DQ.

279

Take a DQ.

280

DQs:

  1. Real
  2. Female
  3. Dead
  4. American, but only if you stretch our usual meaning
  5. In the Arts
  6. Known partly for music
  7. Not originally or secondarily from North America