Oscar, Emmy or Golden Globe winner in an acting category?

If its a Dane, on the ground that his tiny island is not shown an extremely small scale map, I will barf. No specific locality is shown on such a map. Denmark has been clearly excluded, in my interpretation of the answers.

Arnold is also too old. As is Christoph Waltz.

I want it to be Arnold Schwarzenegger, but he won an Emmy.

Free guess: Alexander Skarsgard?

Anyways, since you have very kindly refunded my guess, I will use it on Jeremy Bentham. Are you hacking my computer??? JEREMY BENTHAM is correct! This political philosopher developed the idea of utilitarianism, that the policy which should be followed is the one that gives the greatest good to the ...

It was a good guess, anyway! PS: I've been to the "other" New Brunswick, in New Jersey. Underwhelming, compared to ours.

Did he live in, serve militarily in, or otherwise visit North America? Not that I've been able to find out. Did he ever serve in the military? No. I'm YOLOing this one: Robert Monckton. No, but you have me intrigued. Did I previously disclose that I live in Moncton, New Brunswick, named after this ...

Did he die outside the British Isles? No. If no, was he in the Royal Navy? No. Three more. 1,5,9,12,13,14. Real human male, born 1700-1759. 2,4,10. Born in England. 7. Lived 40 years or longer. 16. Died in the British Isles. 6. Native speaker of English. 8,11. Primarily famous for politics, governm...

Born before 1700? No. If no, born before 1760? Yes. Member of parliament of England/Great Britain/the United Kingdom? No. Also, just as a heads up, you left the answer to this question out of the summary (although you did count it as a number). Diplomacy&Warfare wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2024 10:41 am Ki...

King, prince, or having another medieval noble title? (ie, duke, count, but NOT general) No. Born in 1600 or earlier? No. 1,5,9,12. Real human male, born 1601-1800. 7. Lived 40 years or longer. 2,4,10. Born in England. 6. Native speaker of English. 8,11. Primarily famous for politics, government, o...

Primarily famous for politics, government, the military, or being royalty or nobility? Yes. Born after 1800? No. Born in what is currently England? Yes. Halfway there. 1,5,9. Real human male, born 701-1800. 7. Lived 40 years or longer. 2,4,10. Born in England. 6. Native speaker of English. 8. Prima...

Famous for something to do with the arts (in the broad sense)? Only in the broadest possible sense. This person would not have considered him/herself an artist. Born in Europe? Yes. Male born after 700? Yes. Native speaker of English? Yes. Lived 40 years or longer? Yes. 1,5. Real human male, born 7...

Yes.

I can’t do summaries for a few hours.

Real human born in 1970 or earlier?

Yes.

HISTORY 1 Henry Hill / cdngooner 2 Colonel Kurtz / VillageIdiot 3 Kieffer Moore / damo666 4 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart / Hamish 5 Anne Frank / Trigfea63 6 Dalai Lama / Hamish 7 Woody / Ginge86 8 Queen Elizabeth II / aardvarkarmy 9 Mahatma Gandhi / Octavious 10 Trish Stratus / VillageIdiot 11 Judas / Vi...

I've been a Scott Joplin fan ever since "The Sting". Awesome move, awesome music.

Thanks Spartaculous. New one going up shortly.

No. From Wikipedia: "Jazz is a music genre that originated in the African-American communities of New Orleans, Louisiana, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, with its roots in blues and ragtime. Since the 1920s Jazz Age, it has been recognized as a major form of musical expression in traditi...

Primarily known as a jazz/swing musician?

As no musical genres have concrete boundaries, I am going to request clarification from QM as to what he defines as "jazz" and "swing", whether the answer is Yes or No, so please QM, I hope you will provide that clarification in your answer.

Character from European folklore?