Identify the Character Game

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This is a pretty simple concept: the names of three actors are posted, and the next poster must identify the role or character they all have in played either in movies or on television. For example, if someone should post Val Kilmer, George Clooney, and Michael Keaton, the next poster would post Batman (or Bruce Wayne), and then list three more actors that also have a role in common.

Okay, I will begin with an easy one:

Jonny Lee Miller, Robert Downey Jr., and Benedict Cumberbatch



Jonny Lee Miller, Robert Downey Jr., and Benedict Cumberbatch
Sherlock Holmes

Christopher Lee, Tom Baker, Alan Rickman



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Rasputin

Frank Langella, Kevin Spacey, Anthony Hopkins



Rasputin

Frank Langella, Kevin Spacey, Anthony Hopkins
Richard Nixon

Claude Rains, Bob Hoskins, John Rhys-Davies



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Professor Challenger

Teresa Wright, Blythe Danner, Anne Bancroft



Professor Challenger

Teresa Wright, Blythe Danner, Anne Bancroft
Difficult one, that – Anne Sullivan.

Jeremy Irons, Tom Hardy, Robert Hardy



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Lord Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester

Edward Norton, Edward Hermann, John Cusack



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Krang from Mutant Ninja Turtles

James Franco, Daniel Radcliffe, David Cross



Krang from Mutant Ninja Turtles

James Franco, Daniel Radcliffe, David Cross
Allen Ginsberg

Michael Jayston, David Morrissey, Toby Jones



Michael Jayston, David Morrissey, Toby Jones
Here's the answer – maybe a bit dense and a bit of a trick question:

WARNING: spoilers below
They've all played 'versions' of the Doctor in Doctor Who:

Jayston plays the Valeyard, a court prosecutor, in The Trial of a Time Lord. The name means "doctor of law" and it's revealed that the character is a manifestation of the Doctor's dark side.

In Amy's Choice Toby Jones's Dream Lord is a similar character, embodying the Doctor's negative thoughts.

in The Next Doctor, David Morrissey's Jackson Lake is not in fact the Doctor, but believes he is after his mind is flooded with the Doctor's memories. When the Doctor meets him he is (at first) convinced that he's talking to one of his future incarnations.



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Richard Roxburgh, John Neville, Ian Richardson
You really have been stumping me! I know all three actors have played Sherlock Holmes, but since he was already mentioned, I was wondering if there was another role you had in mind? I thought it might be Dracula, but can't find any record of John Neville playing him although the other two have. Since Sherlock Holmes is a correct answer (though maybe not the one you wanted) i will go:

Alan Arkin, Bud Cort, Viggo Mortensen



You really have been stumping me! I know all three actors have played Sherlock Holmes, but since he was already mentioned, I was wondering if there was another role you had in mind? I thought it might be Dracula, but can't find any record of John Neville playing him although the other two have. Since Sherlock Holmes is a correct answer (though maybe not the one you wanted) i will go:
Yes, it's Sherlock Holmes . It does get a bit knotty with Roxburgh as he's played Holmes, Moriarty and Dracula .

Jeremy Brett played Dr. Watson once, opposite Charlton Heston's Holmes, on stage.



"Honor is not in the Weapon. It is in the Man"

Alan Arkin, Bud Cort, Viggo Mortensen
Dr. Sigmund Freud...here's an easy one

Gunnar Hansen, Bill Johnson, Dan Yeager
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Dr. Sigmund Freud...here's an easy one

Gunnar Hansen, Bill Johnson, Dan Yeager
Leatherface

William Hurt, Ciarán Hinds, Stanley Baker



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Rochester (the one from "Jane Eyre, not from "Jack Benny")

Roger Moore, Steve Martin, Alan Arkin



Rochester (the one from "Jane Eyre, not from "Jack Benny")

Roger Moore, Steve Martin, Alan Arkin
Baffling as it sounds, Inspector Clouseau .

Peter Lorre, Mads Mikkelsen, Orson Welles



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Le Chiffre ( the villain from "Caslino Royale")

Okay, this one is a bit tricky yet should be easy for some....

Hugh Grant, Richard E. Grant, Jim Broadbent