Quizzing

Pete another pin falls! 5 is indeed Plug. You're on the right track with 4 although a mascot could be female. Danny your answer is ingenious but doesn't tie in with the theme. Number 4 is a generic name describing a lad who assists in various sports.

No Danny 4 is not colt. The young male in question is human.

Yep that's the one. All yours Dysart.

Guys obviously spaghetti is off the menu. The unfortunate actor in question was Al Mulock a fellow who started out in Tarzan B movies in the 50s. Try this as an alternative question: In the classic Marx Brothers A Night at the Opera what was the opera?

(With reference to the car's licence plate) You only wive twice

Good man Dysart 10 is indeed Figaro. That is one pin down. They should start falling now like ninepins!

Danny - Lee Van Cleef was certainly unlucky in westerns - he lost gunfights to Gary Cooper in High Noon, John Wayne in Liberty Valance and Mitt Romney's mate Clint Eastwood in Good/Bad/Ugly. But he died (naturally) of a shortage of breath a couple of decades after the film in question. The rather my...

Sorry Dysart no pins have fallen but hats off for being the first to have a go at it. I think that when the pins start falling the connection will be easy enough but the o-o-o will take a little thought....

Sorry Pete he was the ugly one in The Good The Bad And The Ugly but he wasn't in Once Upon A Time in The West. Besides, he was still around a couple of decades later making Tough Guys with Kirk Douglas and Burt Lancaster. Nice try though.

A hint so for this apparently difficult question ... This actor is also the first character seen in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly