From Real Life

**Mr Sloane** · 10-03-10 11:58 AM

Nope a very famous American. The knife is part of his myth but it's not Bowie.

**hankoler** · 10-03-10 02:38 PM

A young Buffalo Bill.?

**Mr Sloane** · 10-03-10 02:43 PM

name='hankoler']A young Buffalo Bill.?

No an outdoors man whose fame was greater in another field ( but this is a photo before his real fame and his image became set).

**penfold** · 10-03-10 03:14 PM

A very young Teddy Roosevelt??? Brian Keith, etc...that pic has a real "Posed in New York" look to it, and as for the rig-up....

**Mr Sloane** · 10-03-10 04:10 PM

name='penfold']A very young Teddy Roosevelt??? Brian Keith, etc...that pic has a real "Posed in New York" look to it, and as for the rig-up....

It

It is Teddy

, looking like he is at an audition for an early incarnation of The Village People

(Teddy will always be John Alexander to me,"Charge ! "

)

**penfold** · 10-03-10 04:41 PM

Fingers on Buzzers....

**Mr Sloane** · 10-03-10 04:47 PM

I was going too say a young Richard the Third but just noticed the red rose,I'll say it anyway.

**jaycad** · 10-03-10 04:48 PM

arthur tudor brother of henry viii?

**penfold** · 10-03-10 04:52 PM

Nope x2

**jaycad** · 10-03-10 04:55 PM

henry vii? if not,elizabeth i?

**penfold** · 10-03-10 05:21 PM

That will be another two nopes.....

**Mr Sloane** · 10-03-10 05:23 PM

I take it the red rose is relevant?

**penfold** · 10-03-10 05:26 PM

It might be, Mr Sloane, but then I didn't paint the thing....

**penfold** · 10-03-10 06:38 PM

Sometimes, the answer is the obvious one...

**CaptainWaggett** · 10-03-10 06:42 PM

It's Sid James aka Charles Laughton

**penfold** · 10-03-10 06:52 PM

Indeed, either before he started shaving, or before he stopped....

**CaptainWaggett** · 10-03-10 06:53 PM

In The Tudors he didn't get a beard until about the 4th wife

**jaycad** · 11-03-10 08:49 AM

lady jenny churchill/anne bancroft?

**CaptainWaggett** · 11-03-10 08:52 AM

Nope. She was the most famous person of her generation in her profession. Mr S is certainly familiar with her career

**Mr Sloane** · 11-03-10 09:24 AM

Are you cultivating an interest in Opera now

Madame Marchesi as played by Martita Hunt in Melba ( investigation brought me to this conclusion not stereotypical inside knowledge

)

I think we all ought to get out more we are getting to know how each others minds work

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