L E W I S/G/W I L S O N
R O B E R T/L O W E R Y
W I L L /A R N E T T
C H R I S T I A N /B A L E
all Batman actors
Holy Broken Bones! Batman actors it is. Well done Feey.
Nicely won, Feey!
BTW, I have never seen a Batman movie. Only read a few of my son’s comic books.
What is the connection of these 4 ?
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An O please, Feey.
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D please, Feey.
What is the connection of these 4 ?
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They all sang James Bond films songs:
Carly Simon
Rita Coolidge
Gladys Knight
Tina Turner
wow correct well done and in super quick time to
Pyxell have you got a crystal ball or sommat??:shock::shock:
How ON EARTH did you glean that lot from only two letters???
I my gob is truly smacked!
It be witchcraft! 
Nicely done Pyxell.
[SIZE=“1”](through clenched teeth)[/SIZE] 
Well, firstly, the list looked like names…so I went down that road.
Getting the o and the d so early on was sheer good luck.
It took a while, but ‘Coolidge’ was the key; the -oo-, and the position of the -d- in the word.
The -oo- was a good start.
The position of -d- three letters from the end is also distinctive… could have been -der, -den, -dle, or -dge, those being the most obvious.
It was just luck hitting on Coolidge quite soon in the process, though.
Then at first I thought the link was American Presidents, though, but Calvin didn’t fit.
Googling Coolidge threw up Rita, and then it was just reading her biography and then eliminating things like other country singers, cover songs, etc., which were my first thoughts.
Then I read that she’d sung a James Bond song…
Just luck, really!
Please don’t burn me! :shock: :shock: :shock:
(I didn’t even get off the starting block with the previous (Batman) hangman! :-()
Ok, one for the Bank Holiday!
What is the common theme?
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(NB. The left-slanting oblique in the first one denotes a hyphen. I couldn’t put in a hyphen for obvious reasons!)
An A please Pyx.
Ok, one for the Bank Holiday!
What is the common theme?
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Letters used: A
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(NB. The left-slanting oblique in the first one denotes a hyphen. I couldn’t put in a hyphen for obvious reasons!)
L please Pyxell
Ok, one for the Bank Holiday!
What is the common theme?
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Letters used: A, L
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(NB. The left-slanting oblique in the first one denotes a hyphen. I couldn’t put in a hyphen for obvious reasons!)
An N please