Unscramble a famous name

[mainlandy]

See if you can unscramble this famous name. If you can, you can then scramble up another famous name. It can be a sportsperson, politition, musician, actor etc.

Here goes: musician (7,7)

DCCTOARNLHPAIR

 

[Michael]

See if you can unscramble this famous name. If you can, you can then scramble up another famous name. It can be a sportsperson, politition, musician, actor etc.

Here goes: musician (7,7)
                     
                        DCCTOARNLHPAIR

RICHARD CLAPTON

 

[Rosy]

Too good Michael. I was stumped. Your turn to do one.

 

[Michael]

Singer 6,8

RFTARAANHENILK

 

[Rosy]

Aretha Franklin


Ex Player 7,7

RRREDNHULACIOD

 

[Michael]

Aretha Franklin


Ex Player 7,7

RRREDNHULACIOD

Richard Renould???

 

[mainlandy]

Aretha Franklin


Ex Player 7,7

RRREDNHULACIOD

Richard Lounder

 

[Rosy]

Yep mainlandy..I hope I had all the letters there. I got sidetracked while posting, ha.

 

[dmx]

Aretha Franklin


Ex Player 7,7

RRREDNHULACIOD

Richard Lounder

trick question, many would have been looking for an F for his real name.

 

[Michael]

Aretha Franklin


Ex Player 7,7

RRREDNHULACIOD

So close

 

[Michael]

Another player 6,8
LTEMWAIEHAMDNF

 

[Rosy]

Haha Michael if Richard Renould was a player you get half the prize.

 

[dmx]

mathew manfield, how could we forget the next big thing huh?

 

[Michael]

mathew manfield, how could we forget the next big thing huh?

Next name to leap into my small memory after Lounder

 

[Michael]

ex player 7,9

LPCMKIIHGANREEIC

 

[Curtiger]

michael pickering... ???

 

[Michael]

michael pickering... ???

too good

 

[Curtiger]

I used to do the target in the age. Anagrams used to be my thing. Let's see if I can get back into some form.

Here's mine...

Singer (7,6)

TKHOYASIIENDN

Might I suggest opening notepad, figuring one of the names out with basic prefixes and suffixes, then working out the other name as best you can (I didn't know pickering...).

 

[Michael]

I used to do the target in the age. Anagrams used to be my thing. Let's see if I can get back into some form.

Here's mine...

Singer (7,6)

TKHOYASIIENDN

Might I suggest opening notepad, figuring one of the names out with basic prefixes and suffixes, then working out the other name as best you can (I didn't know pickering...).

Im getting Anthony Sideki

 

[Curtiger]

Not quite, well worked though. Try again on the surname. Think of a common surname ending...