Tony Curtis

Tony Mendez

Felix Mendez (US producer and director)

Felix Mendelssohn...

Pianist, Conductor, Composer (1809â€"1847)...

Felix Aylmer...British actor

Felix Frankfurter..Late Justice of the United States Supreme Court

Felix Bloch

Robert Albert Bloch .American Writer

Albert Finney...

Albert Schweitzer

Albert Lincoln "Al" Roker of TV fame

Albert Einstein

Eddie Albert...(Edward Albert Heimberger )...1906 â€" 2005...

Edward Everett Horton...Old time Actor

Oh gosh, do I ever remember him, Chia. What a character.


Chad Everett (nee: Raymon Lee Cramton, American actor, best know for his role on Medical Center back in the 70s.)

Lee Ann Remick..Late American Actress

? Why does Lee Ann Remick follow Chad Everett?  Are we using words from the description also.  I'm sorry.  I can't seem to keep up with the rules

I used Lee Remick because this was part of the name the last person posted..(Chad Everett (nee: Raymon Lee Cramton, American actor)...

Ann Bancroft    Author and teacher

I thought we didn't use the descriptions in parentheses.  I never do!

JaneS..I never considered parenthesis however used in the description as a no no..Perhaps we should take a vote on it..

I get what Jane S is saying...as this game is becoming more confusing as we go along...we often have the persons " stage name " added with their " original birth name.." which often is totally different...Maybe best to stay with the famous name we know them by..otherwise think we will get confused and find ourselves all over the place...anyway my vote is in...  

I actually like having the descriptions there because sometimes I'm not familiar with the name posted.  However, I always thought of it as a learning experience...not part of the name.  My vote is for "name only" but please continue to add descriptive information.  I like seeing that!

Agree, the description can be a learning cove, along with the birth and death dates...
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Hubert Howe Bancroft...

...1832 â€" 1918...was an American historian and ethnologist who wrote, published and collected works concerning the western United States, Texas, California, Alaska, Mexico, Central America and British Columbia...

Elias Howe ..Inventor of the Sewing Machine

Gordon "Gordie" Howe...(Professional Hockey Player for 26 years.

Sir Geoffrey Howe...

... 1926 â€" 2015...British Conservative politician who was Margaret Thatcher's longest-serving Cabinet minister...

Okay, this is one that always confuses me.  Sir is a title.  Do we ignore that and build on the name only or is that considered part of the name?  Like Mr. or Mrs.  or in the case of "Field Marshal Montgomery" when someone used that title to build on.  Just seeking confirmation. 

I have always used the name only, I only add title if the person concerned has been given a title..Other members may do different...I may also add if someone has been given an honour or has been knighted after his or her name but, it is purely for show only...

I have a confession to make: when I played John Field on the title 'field marshal' I did so as a mischevous prank knowing full well it wasn't part of a name; I just wanted to get some kind of reaction. So in my opinion it should not be part of a name.