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Dang, if only Ryan Reynolds was born within that timeframe…

That's the only Canadian writer, actor or director that you know?

free guess: Gordon Pinsent

suggested by a friend, I have no knowledge of anything canada related, especially film wise.

cdngooner wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 28, 2024 6:00 pm

Dang, if only Ryan Reynolds was born within that timeframe…

That's the only Canadian writer, actor or director that you know?

It was more that he has no Oscar Noms

JustAGuyNamedWill wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 28, 2024 6:11 pm

cdngooner wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 28, 2024 6:00 pm

Dang, if only Ryan Reynolds was born within that timeframe…

That's the only Canadian writer, actor or director that you know?

It was more that he has no Oscar Noms

He hasn’t eaten any Oscar’s

Wattsthematter wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 28, 2024 6:16 pm

JustAGuyNamedWill wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 28, 2024 6:11 pm

cdngooner wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 28, 2024 6:00 pm

That's the only Canadian writer, actor or director that you know?

It was more that he has no Oscar Noms

He hasn’t eaten any Oscar’s

I wonder what they would taste like... vaguely metallic, i'd assume?

free guess: Gordon Pinsent

No.

1,3,7,11. Real dead, male Canadian, born 1901-1939.
4. Famous for acting, writing, or movie directing.
2. Not famous for athletics, STEM, politics/government or royalty/nobility. Did invent something, but this is not what he famous for.
5,6,9. Born in what is now Alaska, Hawaii or Canada.
8. There is an "E" in at least one of his names.
10. Not nominated for Oscar.

Not: Gordon Pinsent (kingofthepirates)

Note that he could still be a regular writer and not a screenwriter.

Is this person largely known for involvement in the TV or movie industry?

Is this person largely known for involvement in the TV or movie industry?

Yes.

1,3,7,11. Real dead, male Canadian, born 1901-1939.
4,12. Famous for acting, writing, or film directing. In the TV or movie industry.
2. Not famous for athletics, STEM, politics/government or royalty/nobility. Did invent something, but this is not what he famous for.
5,6,9. Born in what is now Alaska, Hawaii or Canada.
8. There is an "E" in at least one of his names.
10. Not nominated for Oscar.

Not: Gordon Pinsent (kingofthepirates)

Died at the age of 80 or older?

Conditional: If yes, free guess: James Doohan

Died at the age of 80 or older?

No.

1,3,7,11. Real dead, male Canadian, born 1901-1939.
13. Died younger than 80.
4,12. Famous for acting, writing, or film directing. In the TV or movie industry.
2. Not famous for athletics, STEM, politics/government or royalty/nobility. Did invent something, but this is not what he famous for.
5,6,9. Born in what is now Alaska, Hawaii or Canada.
8. There is an "E" in at least one of his names.
10. Not nominated for Oscar.

Not: Gordon Pinsent (kingofthepirates)

Just for the record, I think Alaska is part of the continental US, and Hawaii is not part of North America.

Largely known as an actor?

Just for the record, I think Alaska is part of the continental US, and Hawaii is not part of North America.

I think that is right. Problem is someone asked about Alaska after I'd already answered he was not born in continental US. I can only answer 'em the way you all ask 'em. I have corrected the summary though.

Largely known as an actor?

Yes, although not exclusively.

1,3,7,11. Real dead, male Canadian, born 1901-1939.
13. Died younger than 80.
4,12,14. Largely know as actor (but not exclusively). May also be famous for writing, or film directing, or even other pursuits that have not been excluded. Some of those pursuits pertain to the TV or movie industry.
2. Not famous for athletics, STEM, politics/government or royalty/nobility. Did invent something, but this is not what he famous for.
5,6,9. Born in what is now Hawaii or Canada.
8. There is an "E" in at least one of his names.
10. Not nominated for Oscar.

Not: Gordon Pinsent (kingofthepirates)

Is the first letter of his last name in the first half of the alphabet, A-M?

Born before 1921?

Meanwhile, back at the ranch, I guess Lorne Greene.

Spartaculous wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 28, 2024 7:27 pm

Meanwhile, back at the ranch, I guess Lorne Greene.

Good find. I've been struggling to find the "invention" category, Lorne Greene appears to have invented a stop watch that runs backwards (not much of an invention if you ask me)

Wattsthematter wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 28, 2024 7:32 pm

Spartaculous wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 28, 2024 7:27 pm

Meanwhile, back at the ranch, I guess Lorne Greene.

Good find. I've been struggling to find the "invention" category, Lorne Greene appears to have invented a stop watch that runs backwards (not much of an invention if you ask me)

I was just explaining to my wife the other day how wonderful it was to eat at Ponderosa restaurants as a 11-year-old kid with a ridiculously fast metabolism.

Meanwhile, back at the ranch, I guess Lorne Greene.

LORNE GREENE is correct! How is that Spartaculous is always the one to correctly guess my quizzes?

Born "Lyon" Greene (which I was hoping would trip you up on the "E" in first full name question), Lorne Greene was first a journalist (which I was also hoping to trip someone up with) - the voice of CBC Radio during the War. Known as the Voice of Doom. Later he was Pa Cartwright in Bonanza, and starred in the first iteration of Battlestar Galactica.

Congratulations!

cdngooner wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 28, 2024 7:57 pm

Meanwhile, back at the ranch, I guess Lorne Greene.

LORNE GREENE is correct! How is that Spartaculous is always the one to correctly guess my quizzes?

Born "Lyon" Greene (which I was hoping would trip you up on the "E" in first full name question), Lorne Greene was first a journalist (which I was also hoping to trip someone up with) - the voice of CBC Radio during the War. Known as the Voice of Doom. Later he was Pa Cartwright in Bonanza, and starred in the first iteration of Battlestar Galactica.

Congratulations!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xi172QhAPA

That was a good pick. Next round up later tonight.