Who Am I? 53

Another in our "Who Am I?" series, this pub quiz pack features five rounds, each made up of five clues that gradually reveal the identity of a famous real-life person or fictional character. The aim for teams in your quiz is to correctly identify them as quickly as possible. 

An example of the first, and most difficult, clue in a round is...

I was born in Baltimore in 1952. My first TV role was as a character called Dr Snapper Foster. I played him in a US soap opera for seven years.

An example of the third clue in the same round is...

I have set a Guinness World Record as the most-watched TV star in the world - largely thanks to a TV show that had an estimated weekly audience of 1.1 billion viewers at its peak in the 1990s.

There are a variety of ways that these rounds can be used in your quiz, but we recommend that clues are read out one at a time, and after each clue teams can choose to hand in a piece of paper with their guess as to who the mystery person is, or wait for more clues. If a team guesses this correctly after just one clue they are awarded five points, if they guess correctly after two clues they are awarded four points, and so on, until they are awarded just one point if they need all five clues before they can guess correctly. 

We recommend that you only use one of these rounds in each quiz you do and that the rest of your quiz is made up of handout rounds, plus other types of question and answer rounds.