No, and he'd be more likely to use Sheffield and Simpson than Gillette.
Can you name this person?
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Another hint: he'd rather serve the Queen that King Camp Gillette
Edmond *two middle names I can't remember* Snell?
No, Snell was a newborn when this man was in his prime and Snell entered grade-school when this man died prematurely.
Well, that's the depth of my obscure 19th century English equity lawyer knowledge. I'm really curious now.
Edmund Henry Turner Snell is the full name, btw. Good show for pulling that up.
One final clue: Son of a Duke, father of a prime minister, and kin to a Princess.
One final clue: Son of a Duke, father of a prime minister, and kin to a Princess.
Charles Grey.
Not Grey, and served after that Grey's son was P.M.
Another hint: The Princess died in 1997.
Another hint: The Princess died in 1997.
Must be a Churchill then. Father of Winston?
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Winner winner chicken dinner! (Lord) Randolph Churchill, British MP and briefly Chancellor of the Exchequer and a leader in the House of Commons.
Don't know if he liked haggis.
You're up Haggises.
Don't know if he liked haggis.
You're up Haggises.
a 1000 apologies, and thanks for the reminder!
Only vaguely related, but related
Only vaguely related, but related
Well, it's not Bruce Lee.a 1000 apologies, and thanks for the reminder!
Only vaguely related, but related
Though he does look like he may have been kicked in the stomach by Bruce Lee...
Probably the first mayor of Porland, Oregon or Rocky Balboa's towel boy.
It's definitely not Bruce Lee, nor Mayor of Portland nor Rocky Balboa's towel boy.
6,999,999,997 guesses to go.
6,999,999,997 guesses to go.
if you're a fan of 70's British sitcoms, you'd get the connection immediately.
He did star in a couple of major Hollywood movies in the 60s, before starting an iconic TV role in Britain in the 70s.
Then he became a world star.
He did star in a couple of major Hollywood movies in the 60s, before starting an iconic TV role in Britain in the 70s.
Then he became a world star.
Americans may know him best for two things. Staring with Babs Streisand in a musical movie, and performing on Broadway in a mask.
Well, that rules out Benny Hill 
Well, I've got him, but this isn't a game of badminton. So I'll let someone MC the show Now don't be a dumbell; go to work and find the guy!
Now don't be a dumbell; go to work and find the guy!No, the first mayor never played Broadway, Hugh O'Bryant - Wikipedia
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