Daily Quiz | On renowned personalities who changed their names

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Originally named Chen Gangsheng, he took a more Western name after migrating to Australia, where his father worked as the head cook for the U.S. embassy in Canberra. Name this renowned and multi-talented actor.

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A revolutionary, a socialist and an advocate of Pan-Africanism, this person was born with the name Francis Nwia-Kofi Ngonloma but later changed it to one that is now famous. Name him. 

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What name did Robert Zimmerman (who went on to win a Nobel Prize) change his appellation to, after being inspired by a Welsh poet besides a fictional character from the TV western Gunsmoke?

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Born Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu, this person remains one of the most popular and famous Indian citizens across the world. Name her

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While Eric Arthur Blair technically did not change his name; he signed his will “Eric Blair”, he was more famously known by the pseudonym he used to write his books and articles. He took that name for his first book, “Down and Out in Paris and London” as he was certain that it would be a failure and did not want his real name to be associated with it! Name the pseudonym.