REBUS puzzles

Canuck · Jan 8, 2021

Syzygy
An easy one...because it made me chuckle!

Unfortunately, a person good at solving rebus puzzles, is equally capable at creating rebus puzzles that nobody else can solve! Bump!

Syzygy · Jan 8, 2021

Sorry, it's the second clue that made me chuckle...Hint: An actor, and his name is staring you in the face 😁

Canuck · Jan 8, 2021

Syzygy
Sorry, it's the second clue that made me chuckle...Hint: An actor, and his name is staring you in the face 😁

Christopher Plummer? If so, why the broad with the axe?

dougwhiz · Jan 8, 2021

Maybe this picture of Christopher is more recognizable. I didn't recognize him in the picture clue.

Canuck · Jan 8, 2021

dougwhiz
Maybe this picture of Christopher is more recognizable. I didn't recognize him in the picture clue.

Syzygy · Jan 8, 2021

Canuck
Christopher Plummer? If so, why the broad with the axe?

For the win! I could have used a more recognizable picture of Christopher Walken, but this is supposed to be a challenge! So, I used the one from the joke "Walken in a Winter Wonderland" 😁

Canuck · Jan 8, 2021

So! Is it Christopher Walken, or Christopher Plummer? And what does “Walken in a Winter a Wonderland” have to do with Christopher Plummer? How do you spell abstruse?

Syzygy · Jan 8, 2021

Canuck
So! Is it Christopher Walken, or Christopher Plummer? And what does “Walken in a Winter a Wonderland” have to do with Christopher Plummer? How do you spell abstruse?

The answer is Christopher Plummer. Christopher Walken was the hint to first name, and the occupation of the second clue was the hint to his stage last name. The camouflage was a simple distraction!

And this is the joke for 'Walken in a winter wonderland'...a play on the Christmas song.

Canuck · Jan 8, 2021

Syzygy
The answer is Christopher Plummer. Christopher Walken was the hint to first name, and the occupation of the second clue was the hint to his stage last name. The camouflage was a simple distraction!

And this is the joke for 'Walken in a winter wonderland'...a play on the Christmas song.

As I said, abstruse!