Who is it?
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That is a tough one Jackson. Maybe you would allow 10 questions, with just a yes / no answer? If so, I would kick off with - Is he alive?
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@mike lucey said:
That is a tough one Jackson. Maybe you would allow 10 questions, with just a yes / no answer? If so, I would kick off with - Is he alive?
Mike, good idea, keeps the tempo up. Answer to your question is no.
Answer to Anssi is also no.
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okay...
was he an actor?
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Pete, Yes.
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That's only two questions as Anssi's doesn't count because it was after the fact. So he was an actor, now dead. Mmmm, only 8 questions legt so had better ask clever questions.
Questions 3! -
OK, time for a slightly cryptic clue: His name and nationality would confuse a Cold War observer.
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Dear Jackson,
To be Frank(enstein) with you, I think it is Boris Karloff. One cannot forget the eyes!
Regards,
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I'd say it was Groucho Marx...with a real moustache.
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Aye! Spot on!
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OK, Take a shot at this one. This guy's no movie star...but he's been portrayed by one, as the principal character.
You've already had a clue.
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Looks like an Irish politician.
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Sorry Pete...wrong on both counts.
Second (cryptic) clue: Beatles lyrics; Naaah...Naaah...Naaah...na na na naaah.
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Vasily Zaytsev?
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Obviously the clues were too easy. Well done Jackson.
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From the "shot" clue I thought it might be Simo Hรคyhรค, but "Jude" got me on the right track.
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Oh, I should also say that yes, it was Groucho Marx- a slightly more familiar photo of the elderly comedy genius below.
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Yeah Alan, it was a cryptic clue for me. I had to read up to figure out the Jude (Law) connection. Must check out the movie now
Anyone else care to upload a picture?
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Clue: he was young here.
Should be easy as he has very distinctive looks that stayed constant with age.
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Yup, that was too easy.
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Omar Sharif.
I was completely thrown at first as his uncanny resemblance to Joaquin Phoenix playing Johnny Cash in "Walk the Line" had me googling away in completely the wrong direction.
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