Has this character appeared in a movie (regardless of where it first appeared)?

1, 2, 10.: Fictional feline. 3, 4: Based on a real animal (not human) (meaning that the type of animal exists in the real world, and it could not be, e.g., a unicorn or phoenix). 5, 8, 9: Is not supernatural or mythological. 6, 12.: First introduced after 1900 AD. 7: First appeared in Europe. 11. No...

First introduced after 1900 AD?

Aristocrat wrote: ↑

Wed May 15, 2024 4:47 pm

JECE wrote: ↑

Wed May 15, 2024 3:37 pm

the Cheshire Cat

FWIW wiki says this predates 1800

Never mind, I guess the origins are a bit murky but the character itself didn’t come about until later

JECE wrote: ↑

Wed May 15, 2024 3:37 pm

the Cheshire Cat

FWIW wiki says this predates 1800

Real and human?

Yeah, that is fair. Looking back a pass probably would have been more appropriate seeking clarification as to what constitutes “major.” I did try to give more guidance later but can see how people might feel misled by the answer and it wasn’t my intention to be sneaky in that regard.

Wow, I also had Arnie in mind but couldn’t find the fields I mentioned in his wiki - unless film is the visual art in question. Or I guess photography for bodybuilding. Wiki says filmmaking is a visual art (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_arts) And filmmaker is listed in the first sentence o...

Free guess: Arnold Schwarzenegger And this is it, congrats. As always, Hominidae will be back. I had a few moments of hesitation: is acting a visual art? According to Wikipedia, no, but filmmaking (production) is so he still counts there, just not as an actor. More famous as a politician, bodybuild...

Clarification question - for someone to be largely famous for politics/art/music/athletics/writing, but not primarily famous - it still means they achieved some level of renown in the first field right? Like the John Glenn situation mentioned before Yep. To be clear, I think you all have establishe...

I don't think this game will need a proactive clue, so I won't offer one. But, friendly reminder that questions about methodology are free of charge. There are a couple of terms that may be ambiguous that could be tripping people up, so if you have a question about a definition (including whether a ...

Born in what is currently the United Kingdom or one of its dependencies or territories? No 1, 2, 3, 6, 11, 14, 17. Real Human Born 1900-1971 CE in Europe but NOT Germany, Scandinavia, Russia, Ireland, a Baltic country, or a Balkan country, or the United Kingdom or one of its dependencies or territo...

DreamTrawler wrote: ↑

Tue May 14, 2024 8:26 pm

Born in Germany, Scandinavia, Russia, Ireland, Baltic country, or Balkan country?

No

Hominidae wrote: ↑

Tue May 14, 2024 7:57 pm

Is this person primarily famous for something to do with the arts (in a broad sense)?

Yes

So they won an award which is both: a) Not a major award. b) The most prestigious award *in this particular field*. This implies quite a niche or obscure field. So, I didn't mean for my clarification to mislead. The question asked for awards that were both major and international. I essentially too...

Hominidae wrote: ↑

Tue May 14, 2024 6:52 pm

Is this person primarily famous for work in any of the fields that have been asked about so far?

Interpreting primarily to mean the foremost singular reason for their fame, the most reasonable answer in my opinion is no.

DreamTrawler wrote: ↑

Tue May 14, 2024 6:03 pm

born after 1971?

No

Does this individual have any works that are currently on display in a museum and/or have they designed a building in a major city (let's say 1 million+ population)? Assuming you mean works they created, the answer is no, or at least I am not aware of any. 1, 2, 3, 6, 11. Real Human Born after 1900...

wintergreen wrote: ↑

Tue May 14, 2024 5:12 pm

Native speaker of Romance language?

No

Hominidae wrote: ↑

Tue May 14, 2024 4:51 pm

I should probably stop using "largely famous" since it appears there is no agreement on what it means.

Was this person born in the United States?

No