That's it! It's probably most accurately a "chick flick for middle age and over", but I loved it!

This artist, influenced by Rodin, has a park full of his works named after him.

6, 8
7th letter of 2nd word is "N" from SaN Salvatore

Gustav Vigeland?

grandmere just beat me to the punch!

grandmere, you're up again!

DT, if you have one, you take the turn; I'd need to think about this a while. Feels like the only things left are the very obscure or the very obvious in my knowledge bank!

This one armed writer and world traveler of scottish and swiss decent was born in Switzerland on the border of France. What was his nom de plume?

Two words - 1st word 6 letters, 2nd word 8 letters. The 5th letter in the first word is the "S" from Gustav Vigeland.

Here is a hint:
His real name was Frédéric Sauser.

pseudonym for Blaise Cendrars, who lost his arm in WWI?

correct! And the town he was born in was Chaux-de-Fonds.

This island, once had a highest recorded population of 176 residents, saw its last 22 residents left in 1953. It is now possible to stay overnight on the island as tourists.

5,7
2nd letter of 2nd word is "L" from Blaise Cendrars.

This one I may actually know. :)

Great Blasket?

Yes Clifton! Now it's your turn! :D

Ok.

The Prince of Wallachia was imprisoned for seven years with the walls of a gothic castle by the future king of Hungary. In what town does this castle still reside today?

9 letters, the 4th is "E" from BlaskEt.

Nuremberg, the city my brother was born in?

Nope, sorry. That wasn't it.

I found Visegrad, near Buda. But that only has 8 letters... :-?

Visegrad is definately where Vlad was held in Soloman's Tower.

Ah, no that's not it either. Hint: Focus on the Prince, rather than the King.

or I should say, the Prince's homeland