Moore or Les

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. I was born in London but eventually formed a strong Bond with the moviegoing public. You might say that my favorite saying is "A Moneypenny Saved Is A Moneypenny Earned." Am I Les or am I Moore? Answer: (Shaken, not stirred.)

2. A proud five-time winner of the Buckeye Newshawk Award, I am a reporter for a small fictional radio station in Cincinnati, Ohio. I am always dressed to kill with my prominent bow tie. Am I Les or am I Moore? Answer: (The turkeys are hitting the ground like sacks of wet cement!)

3. Regarded by many as the quintessential American guitarist, songwriter and inventor, I was a pioneer in the development of a musical instrument that makes most modern rock and roll possible. I performed with, married, then divorced singer Mary Ford. I died on August 12, 2009. Am I Les or am I Moore? Answer: (Who is he? Just "axe" any musician.)

4. In 2009, I was the President and CEO of the CBS television network in the US. But long before that, I appeared in front of the camera as a random villain on "The Six Million Dollar Man" on a competing network. Am I Les or am I Moore? Answer: (The "moon" is blue.)

5. If you owned a TV set in North America in the 1960s and 1970s, you probably saw a lot of me. I was Dick Van Dyke's on-screen wife in one series and Ed Asner was my boss in another. Am I Les or am I Moore? Answer: (She could turn the world down with her smile.)

6. I am a ballet, not a person. Frederic Chopin wrote my music, and I was introduced to the public in 1893. Somebody forgot to give me a plot, saddling me with a lot of sylphs dressed in white dancing around instead. Am I Les or am I Moore? Answer: (I'm a French ballet)

7. I am a controversial filmmaker and liberal social critic. One of my movies ripped on the actions of US President George W. Bush after the September 11th attacks in that country, winning the prestigious Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival in 2004. Am I Les or am I Moore? Answer: (Roger Smith arguably made more money for me than he did for GM.)

8. I am a law, not a person. It is my firm belief that the number of transistors that can be placed on an integrated circuit at a reasonable cost doubles approximately once every two years. Am I Les or am I Moore? Answer: (Do the math...)

9. Victor Hugo, Jean Valjean, French Revolution, and Broadway all connect me. Am I Les or am I Moore? Answer: (This has been a miserable quiz, hasn't it?)

10. My married name became Kutcher, but you knew me for a long time under another last name. I was married to Bruce Willis, appeared in nothing but my birthday suit in "Vanity Fair" magazine, and appeared in such films as "St. Elmo's Fire" and "A Few Good Men". Am I Les or am I Moore? Answer: (A hemiDEMIsemiquaver is a 64th note.)