Famous Pattys
This late actor was the star of such greats as "Tiger Warsaw," "Fatherhood," and "Three Wishes," as well as lesser works like "Ghost" and "Dirty Dancing."
He was the Secretary of Defense during the Cuban Missle Crisis under John F. Kennedy.
Who is Robert McNamera?
He held a primetime slot on FOX News for nearly two decades, and is the co-author of a popular set of books all titled "Killing [name]."
Who is Bill O'Reilly?
He was Bond and Thomas Crowne, but at his best when the volcano was ready to blow in "Dante's Peak."
Who is Pierce Brosnan?
He is a contemporary singer-songwriter famous for his single "Take me to Church."
Who is Hozier (Andrew John Hozier-Byrne)?
This 38-year-old racecar driver is from Beloit, WI, and previously dated Aaron Rodgers.
Who is Danica Patrick?
He shared a name with a famous fictional entertainer and was an integral part of "The Gang" in "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia?"
Who is Ronald McDonald?
She was a bit character in "Sleepless in Seattle," but certainly more famous for her decades of work on daytime television. Also, not a fan of the 45th President.
Who is Rosie O'Donnell?
He starred in "Phone Booth," a movie that made little sense even at the time of release in this cell-phone era. He also starred in "Alexander," "Fantastic Beasts," and "Miami Vice."
Who is Colin Farrell?
She won a Grammy in 1987 with her debut album "The Lion and the Cobra," she was equally famous for her political activism.
Who is Sinead O'Connor?
He was Bobby Ewing on "Dallas," but his best role was as father Frank Lambert on ABC's "Step-by-Step" (based in Port Washington).
Who is Patrick Duffy?
She was an American gymnast in the 2012 London Olympics, most famous for her "not impressed" scowl.
Who is McKayla Maroney?
The bumbling chief (alongside the equally useless commissioner) in the Adam West television version of "Batman."
Who is Chief O'Hara?
He played Oskar Schindler, Qui-Gon Jinn, Ra's al Ghul, and Aslan the Lion, among many other characters in his historic career.
Who is Liam Neeson?
This Irish rock band exploded globally in the mid-1990's with hits "Dreams," "Zombie," and "Linger."
Who are the Cranberries?
The titular character's love interest (not condiment) in the Nickelodeon cartoon "Doug."
Who is Patti Mayonaise?
The subject of a song made famous in 1959 by Bobby Darin.
Who is Mack the Knife?
He won a national championship as a player with UCLA in 1995, along with his brother Charles, but is more famous today for his litigation opposing the NCAA's exploitation of it's student athletes.
Who is Ed O'Bannon?
She won an honorary Academy Award in 2004, most famous for her work on John Ford westerns, "The Miracle on 34th Street," "The Quiet Man," and as the mother in the original "The Parent Trap."
Who is Maureen O'Hara?
They began at O'Donoghue's Pub in Dublin under the moniker "The Ronnie Drew Ballad Group," but later changed their name to mirror that of the James Joyce novel. The hit "Seven Drunken Nights" is one of their best.
Who are The Dubliners?
A three-time Major Champion and, behind Rory McIlroy, is Ireland's second greatest golfer of all-time.
Who is Padraig "Paddy" Harrington?
The last 30-game winner in MLB history, Denny McLain's baseball career was cut short for this reason.
What were illegal gambling and embezzlement?
The subject of a famous Irish book about leprechauns by Herminie Templeton Kavanaugh and a subsequent Disney movie in 1959 starring Sean Connery.
Who is Darby O'Gill?
He played the Scarecrow in "Batman Begins" and was the lead character in "Peaky Blinders."
Who is Cillian Murphy?
Arguably the most famous traditional Irish band of all-time, this group started in 1962, won 6 Grammy's, was named Ireland's Musical Ambassadors, and are perhaps best known for numerous collaborations with other artists.
Who are the Chieftains?