Sergio Garcia, Serge Gainsbourg, drawing a blank on other SG’s.
Steve Gutenberg?
John Charles Ellis, American League Catcher during the 70s.
Stanley (Frank) Musial, Hall of Fame Outfielder.
Michael Jackson
Yes, his last name means “flags” in Spanish, which is how I remember the correct spelling.
I don’t recall seeing you around before, so welcome to the SDMB! My father’s mother’s mother was named Antonia – she was born in 1882 in what is now the Czech Republic, immigrated to the USA in the first decade of the twentieth century, and lived until 1971 (when I was twelve years old).
JJJ
I cannot think of anyone famous with 3 J’s at all. With two J’s, there’s probably a few guys out there referred to as “JJ” but I can’t think of any off-hand.
John Jacob Jingleheimerschmidt
DL.
I got nuthin’.
NN
Nick Nolte? I don’t feel comfortble with that.
Add in my middle initial and you get NMN.
DL - I suppose I could share it with Dennis Leary.
HLL…it’s almost HELL.
Nichell Nichols?
Joseph Jefferson “Shoeless Joe” Jackson.
Couple of All-Star caliber Major League Outfielders: Harry Loran “Nemo” Leibold and Harry Lee “Peanuts” Lowrey.
Daryl Hannah.
Dougie Houser?
DW, and I’m stuck, although I know y’all will come up with half a dozen obvious choices and I’ll have to do the facesmack smiley. There’s a famous local philanthropist, Diana Wortham; there’s Dana Worthington from Batman (the name sounded familiar and I googled it; I have no idea how I knew that!). Let’s see. Dana, Diana, Dan, David, Duke, Damien, Drew, Darla, Danielle, Dick, Dizzy, Draco–I’m tapped out.
Daniel
Doctor Who
Damon Wayans.
J.L. is such a common set of initials, there are numerous candidates
John Lennon is probably the most famous, though.