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He won the Oscar and Golden Globe in 2004 for directing the third movie in an epic trilogy. All three of the movies were nominated for the Best Picture Oscar.

Known as Mr. October, his middle name is Martinez.

In the title song from his second album, he (or his alter ego) claims to have popularized the hula hoop and “almost made [skateboards] respectable.” His birth name is David Ian Jackson; give his stage first name.

Child of a bricklayer and a cleaning lady, this person won two acting Oscars in the ‘70s, and was not present to accept either one.

This man’s father, an Irish immigrant, died three weeks before the son’s birth. One brother died during the Battle of Stono Ferry. Later, another brother died a few days after being released from captivity, where both remaining brothers had contracted smallpox. Their mother died of cholera later that same year, after nursing prisoners of war.

This character, created by Rick Riordan, was portrayed in movies by Logan Lerman.

This actor has appeared in at least one installment of each of the Exorcist, Die Hard, Jurassic Park and Iron Man film franchises.

This bassist, singer, record producer, entrepreneur and television personality is not one of Michael’s brothers. He lost 114 pounds after gastric bypass surgery in 2003.

Name either the country-rockabilly singer/songwriter/guitarist whose biggest hit on both the U.S. Country singles chart and the Billboard Hot 100 was 1961’s “In The Middle Of A Heartache”, or the singer who had #1 country hits with “Waterloo” and “B.J. The D.J.”.

Born in Vancouver, B.C., this man’s father was from Texas and his mother was from Ireland. He claimed that he was kicked out of high school because of The Jon Stewart Show. He was in relationships with Katie Holmes (he was “her first love”) and, until recently, Diane Kruger.

He holds the St. Louis Rams career record with 10,138 rushing yards. He also holds two somewhat conflicting NFL records: most consecutive seasons with a 40+ yard run (11) and most rushing attempts without a 60+ yard run (2,764 through the 2015 season).

This gangsta rapper was a member of N.W.A. He starred in the movie Boyz n the Hood. In the movie Straight Outta Compton, he was portrayed by his son.