Who are they?

[WeeWillie]

Some of you may know who they are.
But I was amazed when I discovered their identity.

As the years went by, this guy brought
joy and happiness to millions.

As the years went by, this guy brought
sorrow and suffering to millions.

Do you know who they are?

 

[Superchip]

Is the first one Matt Monro ?

 

[WeeWillie]

Is the first one Matt Monro ?

Never thought of Matt Munroe Superchip, but I can see the resemblance now you mention it.
(btw, the other guy ended up being a brutal tyrant)

This chap coincidentally is (was) a singer also.
(I would never have guessed who it was in a hundred years)

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[dawnmc]

Wgat a difference a few decades make, so who is the other one? Not the Cuban guy is it?

 

[Superchip]

WeeWillie I am having to resort to amazement !
Pavarotti is my all-time favourite operatic tenor, I hang my head in shame !

Please don't tell me that the other guy is the Austrian plumber !

Well done Willie, perhaps do a few more ?

Superwillie.....

 

[Squire Fulwood]

Is it Stalin. A complete shot in the dark here.

 

[Hobs]

No 2 has to be a young Hitler ...just look into those evil eyes that as good as stole my very early years, the b'stard!!!

 

[WeeWillie]

I know Superchip, I was amazed also, who would have guessed it was Pavarotti.

Both Pavarotti and Stalin were good looking blokes when they were younger.
The only difference being, as Hobs mentioned, (and I utterly agree with you, Hobs)
there's evilness in those eyes of Stalin's.
btw Hobs, I'm sorry to read of your early years regarding Hitler.
Only, if you're up to it, would share your thoughts sometime.

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For a shot in the dark, it was brilliant Squire Fulwood. :thumbup:
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ok Superchip, how about this famous Scottish lad who's
been staying out of the limelight these past few years.

 

[Superchip]

It's our wee Gordon is it not ?

 

[WeeWillie]

It's our wee Gordon is it not ?

It is indeed our wee Gordon, Superchip. :thumbup:

You could almost start a new thread with this image...
"What's He Saying" :lol:

 

[WeeWillie]

She emerged from the sea like a goddess.

 

[phoenix]

Ursula Andress
(clue gave it away, I've actually seen that Bond film)

 

[WeeWillie]

Ursula Andress
(clue gave it away, I've actually seen that Bond film)

I kind of thought the clue may just be too easy, phoenix.

Arsula Undress it is.

Still....you got the clap.

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[WeeWillie]

Now for something completely different.(as they say)

Chemin De Fer was definitely not her forte.

 

[Giverny]

Sylvia Trench is looking a bit erm... weathered.

 

[WeeWillie]

Sylvia Trench is looking a bit erm... weathered.

Very confident answer Giverny but, are you truly confidently confident your
confidence is correct. Hmmm ? 8)

weewillie

 

[WeeWillie]

Sylvia Trench is looking a bit erm... weathered.

And you are of course correct Giverny

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btw, I see nobody mentioned my deliberate mistake, and it was deliberate,
regarding Ursula Andress!!!!

Just my silly childish sense of humour. :lol:

 

[WeeWillie]

Just an ordinary little country girl who became big,
in more ways than one, around the globe.

 

[Squire Fulwood]

Going on the clues alone I suggest Dolly Parton but I would not guess that from the photo.

 

[Squire Fulwood]

Good game good game. This one surprised me.