QUIZ! More little darlings, strapping young bucks and lissome lassies.

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Thought it high time to dip into the pre- and shortly post-pubescent annals again. See what you can make of the following twenty snaps of people who we have all grown to know a bit better when they themselves had grown a bit better too ...

1. QUIZ! More little darlings, strapping young bucks and lissome lassies. 00000031

QUIZ! More little darlings, strapping young bucks and lissome lassies. 00000031

Clue for 1

Alfred Hitchcock, answered by Vizzer

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Clue for 2

Hermann Göring, answered by Triceratops

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Clue for 3

Doris Day, answered by Vizzer

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Clue for 4

Warren Beatty, answered by Vizzer

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Clue for 5

Robert Kennedy, answered by Triceratops

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Clue for 6

Simon Cowell, answered by Triceratops

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Clue for 7

Colin Firth, answered by ferval

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Sandra Bullock, answered by normanhurst

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Condoleeza Rice, answered by Vizzer

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Clue for 10

Edward VIII, king of the UK, the Dominions of the British Commonwealth, and Emperor of India (aka Edward, duke of Windsor), answered by Vizzer

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QUIZ! More little darlings, strapping young bucks and lissome lassies. 00000039

Alan Davies, answered by normanhurst

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Clue for 12

Robert Mugabe, answered by Meles Meles

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Clue for 13

George W Bush, answered by ferval

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Clue for 14

Richard Dawkins, answered by ferval

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Clue for 15

James Stuart, Duke of York (future James II), answered by Temp

16. QUIZ! More little darlings, strapping young bucks and lissome lassies. 00000054

Clue for 16

George Harrison, answered by ferval

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Jacqueline Bouvier (Kennedy, Onassis) answered by ferval

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Clue for 18

George Best, answered by Triceratops

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Clue for 19

John Kerry, answered by ferval

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Meryl Streep, answered by normanhurst

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9. Condoleezza Rice?

P.S. The picture quizzes are great nordmann. Thanks!

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They are indeed but since I have recently been shown how to cheat, require that I employ a considerable amount of self control. I promise I will try to do them honestly though, even if it means I get none of them right.

Is 17 Jackie Kennedy Onassis?

8 Sandra Bullock
11 Allan Davis
19 paul mccartney
20 Meryl Streep

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All correct apart from 19, normanhurst. That ain't Sir Macca.

15. Minette - Princess Henrietta Anne, daughter of Charles I.

1. Looks a lot like Tennessee Williams, but I don't think it is.

The musical clues are terribly confusing.

Is 7 Micky Donlenz?

I agree Temp, the music clues are confusing.

Or is 15. Minette's brother, little Jamie, Duke of York?

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Temp, yes indeed - as painted by Van Dyck when still a wee toddler.

Dolenz and Tennessee W are not correct.

The audio clues can always be turned off again if you find them confusing - I even gave you all little knobs to do it Cheers

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Is 19 JFK? - and 7 - Mick Jagger?

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Neither of them, P.

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4. Warren Beatty

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Yes, Vizzer - the alleged subject of Carly's song pictured in his last year of high school.

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13 - Must be George Bush. One song that really helped!

In the same vein, could 14 be a wee Tony Blair?

No. 12 would be Robert Mugabe I think.

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No. 16 .... a wild guess but is it Oliver Stone?

Your musical clues are as difficult to decypher as the pictures themselves!

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Bush and Mugabe are right, well done!

No 18 Tina Turner?

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Pity, but not Tina T, MadNan. That would have been two Bullocks in the quiz and we won't abide that kind of thing round here, don't you know!

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16 - George Harrison.
19 - the Kerry connection's getting to me. It's not Ms Katona so is it John Kerry?

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Very good on both! The much-missed GH and nearly man John Kerry, current Foreign Secretary, US style.

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Precisely! Is 7 young Master Firth?

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It is little Colin, yes - and a US high school photo at that! His father was a history teacher who swapped with another history teacher for a year in a US/UK exchange deal back in the 70s and the family went with him. The photo was taken during this period while young Firth practiced forgetting the King's English.

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Never have got 6 without the clue, it's Simon Cowell.

Number 1, Saddam Hussein?

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Try number 10 as Barnes Wallace

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Number 18; Pele

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6 is Simon Cowell alright - rehearsing at a tender age his future role as Captain Black introducing the Mysterons to the human race in the guise of brain-dead talent show contestants who slowly but surely are now taking over the world.

The rest are wrong, I'm afraid, Trike.

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Number 18; George Best, obvious hearing the soundtrack.

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Yes - at two years of age and already kicking a ball.

(Another one of my "confusing" audio clues - which actually names the lad in the photograph) Smile

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10. Winston Churchill?

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Not Winnie, no. The secret to cracking the audio clue is to think phonetically.

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The song for Number 5 is by The Dead Kennedys, is it a young Lee Harvey Oswald?

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Not the patsy, no.

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Managed to work out Number 2, [after looking for Henrys instead of Hermans] it's Hermann Goering.

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The man with the unilateral cryptorchid scrotum indeed (according to the well known song). This was him as the 14 year old boarding school dropout who dreamed of being a Boer so he could fight the British. Strange chap ...

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nordmann wrote:: Not Winnie, no. The secret to cracking the audio clue is to think phonetically.

The audio clue seems to be the theme tune to Wallace and Gromit. But 'Whiskey Golf' makes no sense at all. So maybe Wallace is really Wallis as in Wallis Simpson. So is #10 King Edward VIII of Great Britain?

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That's what it is! Thanks Viz, it was driving me crazy.

Phonetically, to me it's da dada da dada da da so is it some little baby Dadaist?

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Yes, it's little Eddie Windsor. Well done!

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14 - It's little Dickon Godthrottler
Must confess, found him while looking for someone else.

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Richard Dawkins of course.

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Yes - young Richard before the gods abandoned him (as the Greeks would have said).

So - only 1, 3 and 5 to go ...

No. 1 ... with 'Talking Heads', I think might be Walt Disney, no?

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Not Wally, no.

Not Walt! Well it certainly looks quite like him. Ok then, since all babies look the same I'm going by just the music clue: "Lets face the music and dance"

No. 3 ... is it Rudolf Nureyev?

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This baby had troubles ahead indeed - including a spouse who died young and who was only then revealed to have emptied their bank account to the tune of 20 million dollars, leaving this baby bankrupt and hugely in debt. Extremely hard work and a very protracted law suit restored the money eventually, allowing the baby to finally retire.

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Is #1 a young Alfred Hitchcock?

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yes - it's Hitch himself!

Hitchcock - Psycho .... doh! of course!
Obvious once you know ... though I still reckon he could pass for a young Disney.

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Number 5, found an almost exact match for the picture, it's a young Robert Kennedy.

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That's the Dead Kennedy alright!

Right - just the little baby left so ...

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Number 3 is really hard.

It's not Irving Berlin nor is it Doris Day. And $20 million dollars is a lot of money even today. So it's probably one of the super-rich.

Doris Day appeared in films with Cary Grant who was briefly married to Barbara Hutton who was super-rich. But she famously squandered her own inheritance and didn't get it back. So that line of enquiry seems to be a cul-de-sac. Arrgh.

Okay - is it Geraldine Rockefeller?

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