Movie & TV Characters Words for the imposter game
- James Bond
- Rachel Green
- Gandalf
- Walter White
- Wednesday Addams
- Luke Skywalker
- Mrs Doubtfire
- Hermione Granger
- John Wick
- Eleven From Stranger Things
- Tyrion Lannister
- Spock
- Joey Tribbiani
- Indiana Jones
- Severus Snape
- Rocky Balboa
- Arya Stark
- Chewbacca
- Matilda
- Michael Scott
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20 of the 52 words in Imposterly’s Movie & TV Characters pack, from the Pop Culture shelf. Family-safe, so kids can play too. New to the game? How to play.
What the words mean
The app shows each word with a line like this, so nobody gets caught out by a word they’ve never heard.
- James Bond
- Suave British secret agent with the code number 007
- Rachel Green
- Fashion-loving waitress turned buyer in Friends
- Gandalf
- Wise grey-bearded wizard in The Lord of the Rings
- Walter White
- Chemistry teacher turned crime boss in Breaking Bad
- Wednesday Addams
- Gloomy pigtailed girl from a spooky, kooky family
- Luke Skywalker
- Farm boy turned Jedi hero in Star Wars
- Mrs Doubtfire
- Dad who disguises himself as a Scottish nanny
- Hermione Granger
- Brainy witch and best friend of Harry Potter
- John Wick
- Unstoppable action hero out to avenge his beloved dog
- Eleven From Stranger Things
- Girl with mind powers and a love of Eggo waffles
- Tyrion Lannister
- Witty, clever small lord in Game of Thrones
- Spock
- Logical, pointy-eared half-Vulcan officer in Star Trek
- Joey Tribbiani
- Food-loving actor in Friends: 'How you doin'?'
- Indiana Jones
- Whip-cracking archaeologist in a fedora hat
- Severus Snape
- Gloomy Potions master at Hogwarts
- Rocky Balboa
- Underdog boxer from Philadelphia who runs up the steps
- Arya Stark
- Sword-wielding tomboy in Game of Thrones
- Chewbacca
- Tall furry Wookiee who co-pilots the Millennium Falcon
- Matilda
- Book-loving girl with magic powers in Roald Dahl's story
- Michael Scott
- Clueless but lovable regional manager in The Office
Everyone’s card says James Bond. The imposter’s says Rachel Green.
That’s Decoy mode: the imposter knows they’re the imposter and gets a word from the same pack to hide behind. In Classic, they get no word at all. How to play
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- Movie Stars
- Fantasy & Sci-Fi
- History Makers
- Myths & Monsters
- Superpowers
- Royals & World Leaders
- Billionaires & Bosses
- Rappers
- Bands & Boy Bands
- Funny People
- Emoji
- Internet Slang & Memes
- Conspiracies & Mysteries