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Simple. Three rules:
1) Use the one-syllable names from the namebanks for the first names.
2) Use any three or more syllable name for the middle names.
3) Choose a surname and a maiden name from this list (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AFI%27s_100_Years..._100_Stars)

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I'll choose the combos I like best and score you. Good luck and have fun!

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LN:
MN:
DH:
DW:
-DS:
-DD:
-DS:
-DS:
-DD:
-DS:
-DD/DD:

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Ladies: Anne, Ayn, Belle, Blair, Blanche, Brynn, Cate, Claire, Elle, Eve, Faye, Faith, Fern, Fleur, Gail, Grace, Greer, Gwen, Jane, Jeanne, Jess, Jill, Joan, Joy, June, Kate, Kay, Lark, Leigh, Lynne, Liv, Mae, May, Maeve, Maud, Meg, Paige, Pearl, Quinn, Rose, Ruth, Skye, Sloane, Star, Sue, Tess, Wren

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Gentlemen: Abe, Al, Beau, Ben, Blaine, Blaise, Brett, Bryce, Cade, Cai, Cal, Chance, Charles, Clark, Cole, Craig, Dale, Dan, Dave, Dean, Drew, Flynn, Fred, Gabe, Gage, George, Giles, Glenn, Greg, Guy, Hans, Heath, Hugh, Jack, James, Jeb, John, Jude, Jules, Kai, Keith, Kent, Lance, Lars, Mark, Max, Miles, Nate, Niels, Paul, Ralph, Rhys, Sam, Scott, Seth, Thane, Todd, Ty