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I'm astonished that 78% found him atm (while Hugo is at 41...).Strange differences of culture
It's as if there was a US-born actor who moved to France, only starred in French movies or stage productions, and didn't do any (or much) acting in Hollywood. If they were to appear on a "Famous American people" quiz, it wouldn't be surprising if they were, some margin, the least-guessed person on the quiz, and there were a bunch of responses along the lines of, "Huh. I've never heard of that person before."
(Also: I'm not convinced the Princess Bride is an "especially famous" movie. Yes, it's extremely beloved among its fans -- of which I am one! -- but it doesn't have that wide a fanbase, and references to it are often among the least-guessed when they appear in JetPunk quizzes.)
In a similar quiz, Columbus is considered an Italian because that's where he's born. Tesla isn't considered 'murican either.
Marie Curie was polish.
And then I re-read the title.