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I think a hint is needed.

It's a similar triad to the one you posted last week, Quis.

So I assume they all were guest stars on some show. Would that show be the Love Boat?

No. Right network, but off by about a decade.

They all guest starred on Bewitched?

Right-O. Specifically, they all played witch/warlock types (to use the terminology of the show).
A very young Richard Dreyfuss played Rodney, an old friend of Samantha's (on whom he had a crush) who changed himself into a dog that Darrin brought home.
Mercedes McCambridge played Carlotta, a flamboyant witch whose son Juke was promised Samantha's hand in marriage.
And Willie Mays played himself. He puts in an appearance at a party and then disappears. Darrin asks Sam "Is he?" to which she responds "The way he hits home runs?"

Up to you, Scott.

Thanks RL. I'll try and post another question in a bit. Don't have one off the top of my head.

Okay, here's one.

Kiefer Sutherland
Rob Zombie
Me (yes, I mean myself, Scott)

You've all been undead at some point?

Not the answer I was looking but a damn good one.

You have all been forced to cut your hair for your job?

I don't think that's happened to Rob. Not from the looks of his locks.

Not the answer I'm looking for. I'll post a hint tomrrow if needed.

Okay, here's a hint. All three of us celebrate(d) a milestone this year.

Does that mean you were all born in the same year?

Could be.

Either that or Donald Sutherland is the father of all three of you

NEXT:

Ronald Reagan
Mother Teresa
Pelé

Sorry, Quis. Guess I was misleading in my last answer to you. You haven't gotten the question yet. What milestone are the three of us celebrating this year?

That would be your 40th birthday.

And that would be the correct answer.

Alrightie then

NEXT:

Ronald Reagan
Mother Teresa
Pelé

This is a shot in the dark: Did they all receive honorary knighthood or the equivalent from Queen Elizabeth, but were unable to use it because none are/were British or Commonwealth citizens?

They all received honorary Knighthoods (Dame for Mother T)


In looking up people to use, the explanation that I saw was that "honorary" is used for all non-British citizens. And that they can't use the "Sir" or "dame" in front of their name, but can use the initials after.

I remembered when Reagan got his and guessed that was the only thing he and the other two could possibly all have in common.

Okay:
Ingrid Bergman
Betty Friedan
Edna May Oliver

Rockhopper:

Actually, they have one other thing in common: they were all members of Time Magazine's 100 most influential people of the 20th Century.