Letter OTHER 20500–20750

13th century Venetian traveler 13th-century globetrotter 1991 Grammy-winner Cohn et al. 1970s Robert Young TV role 1970's ABC hit 1849 Herman Melville book 2021 Kate Winslet HBO drama 1970 Wimbledon winner 29-season sitcom mom '50s Gale Storm TV title role '50s sitcom "My Little __" 1957 song that begins "The most beautiful sound I ever heard …" 1959 Broadway tune that asks, "How do you catch a cloud and pin it down?" 1961 role for Natalie '60s opera legend #1 Jimmy Dorsey hit '41 Jimmy Dorsey song 1941 Jimmy Dorsey chart-topper 2000 #1 hit for Santana 2000 Santana hit 19-season Yankee Rivera 1999 World Series MVP Rivera 33 Shriver's favorite musketeer? #1 hit for Tommy Dorsey '28 Irving Berlin song 17th-century French queen ___ de Médicis 1842 story "The Mystery of___Roget" 1937 #1 hit for Tommy Dorsey 1985 Sissy Spacek film based on a 1983 Peter Maas book 18th cen. queen. 1911 Polish/French Chemistry Nobelist who pioneered research in radioactivity '80s-'90s quarterback Dan 1984 NFL Player of the Year 1-up Mushroom eater 1969 Indy 500 winner Andretti 1969 winner Andretti 1984 Democratic keynoter "61 in '61" slugger Roger #9 for the Yankees '60s slugger '60s slugger Roger '60s sports hero 1960 and 1961 A.L. MVP 1960-61 A.L. M.V.P. 1960s teammate of Mantle and Berra 1961 record breaker 61-in-'61 guy 61-in-'61 slugger 1955 Wouk title? 1955 Herman Wouk novel #7: Grocery store owner? #11 on skates '98 record-topper 1940 Tyrone Power adventure film, with "The" 1940 Tyrone Power swashbuckler, with "The" 1998 Masters and Open Championship winner 1,000 boats 1972 Olympic swim star 1972 Olympic swimming sensation 1972 Olympics star 1972 Summer Olympics notable 1972 Summer Olympics star 1972 U.S. Olympic hero 1990s US poet laureate #1 on VH1's "40 Hottest Hotties of the '90s" "227" star Gibbs 1983 Miss Georgia runner-up 1986 Best Actress Matlin 1986 Oscar winner Matlin 1986 Oscar-Winner Matlin 1963 4 Seasons hit 1963 hit on the flip side of "Candy Girl" 4 Seasons hit of 1963 #9 name on AFI's best actresses list 1984 Hollywood biopic 1984 Maximilian Schell biopic 1986 documentary about an actress 2003 World Series champs 2003 World Series winners 1954 and 1972 172 mi. Turkish sea. 1914 battle locale 1914 battle river 1914 battle site 1914–18 watchword. 1918 WWI battle site 1861 hero. '64 Hitchcock film 1961 Winston Graham novel on which a Hitchcock film was based 1964 Hitchcock film 1964 Hitchcock movie 1964 Hitchcock thriller 2017 Scripps National Spelling Bee-winning word that means "a dress fabric that is made of ribbed silk" 1965 PGA Championship winner Dave 1965 PGA champ 1965 PGA champ Dave 1965 PGA champion Dave 2019 film with a much memed wall-punching scene 1984 Anthony Hopkins TV movie, with "A" 1988 Jonathan Demme film 1988 Michelle Pfeiffer comedy 1988 Michelle Pfeiffer film 1992 Libertarian Party candidate for president Andre "24K Magic" singer Bruno 2013's "Treasure" singer Bruno 2015 sci-fi blockbuster setting 3 Musketeers maker 4th "rock" from the sun? '90s "Tonight Show" bandleader 1996 Jack Nicholson film title! 1996 Jack Nicholson movie 1996 Jack Nicholson sci-fi farce 1996 film with the tagline "YIKES! They've Landed!" 1996 sci-fi movie starring Jack Nicholson 3 Musketeers relative 1953 prize winner. 2011 computer-animated Disney adventure 7-11, for one 7-Eleven, e.g. 3rd First Lady 19th-century Cuban patriot 1938 "invaders" 1990's Fox sitcom 1995 sports autobiography 2006 tennis retiree Navratilova '97 US Open champ 2015 Wimbledon doubles champ 1994 Wimbledon winner Conchita 007's regular bar order 007 prefers them "shaken, not stirred" '80s "Saturday Night Live" star 7-Elevens, e.g. '50s Oscar film 1944 N.L. M.V.P. ___ Marion 1955 Best Picture starring Ernest Borgnine 1955 Best Picture winner 1955 Oscar-winning film 1955 Paddy Chayefsky film 1955 film that won the Best Picture Oscar 1955's Best Picture #6 on Rolling Stone's "100 Greatest Singers of All Time" list 1974 platinum R&B album 1980s "Meet the Press" host 1996 Diane Keaton film 1950s-'60s TV quiz show host 19th century Communist. 1980 Oscar winner Steenburgen 1980s Bond girl d'Abo 1844-1926 painter 1945 Pulitzer winner for "Harvey" 17th-century Quaker martyr (3) Longtime "Entertainment Tonight" host 1553-58 queen 16th century queen 16th-century English queen 25-year Queen of Scotland whose son was James VI 1977 Supporting Actress Emmy winner 16th First Lady 1984 Olympic star inspired by Nadia 1984 Olympic gymnastics gold medalist celebrated for her perfect 10 1963 Debbie Reynolds film 1964 Julie Andrews role 1964 film about a magical nanny 1971 Oscar-nominated role for Vanessa Redgrave 2012 role for Sally Field '99 Sammy Hagar hit "___ Tequila" 2009 Nelly Furtado song whose title means "more" in Spanish 1981 miniseries set in A.D. 72-73 1981 miniseries set in ancient Israel 1990s rapper who is allegedly one of Kanye's favorites 1993 Fiat acquisition '70s Emmy-winning show 11-year sitcom 1968 novel set in Korea 1972-83 sitcom 1974 Emmy winner for best comedy series 8063rd or 4077th 1962 Dee Dee Sharp hit #5 iron 5-iron 1985 Cher film 1985 Cher flick 1985 Cher movie 1998 Antonio Banderas movie, with "The" 1760s line drawer 18th-century surveyor Charles 0.25-gallon item, perhaps 16th- and 17th-century entertainment in England 1988 Rob Lowe/Meg Tilly thriller 50's TV game show 2015 show with an episode titled "Indians on TV" '90s N.Y. Philharmonic conductor '90s N.Y. Philharmonic conductor Kurt 1932 role for Greta 1970 Picasso work, With "The" 1931 Garbo role 1931 Garbo title role 1931 role for Greta Garbo 1932 Garbo title role 1932 Greta Garbo role 1932 title role for Greta Garbo "#1 in dates" website 6-3, 2-6, 7-6, e.g. 2005 movie starring Jonathan Rhys Meyers and Scarlett Johansson 3+1+1+3+4, for a word meaning "fire starter" 2003 Cage drama about tabletop brain-teasers? 2003 Nicolas Cage film 1984 Madonna hit about her desire for affluence 2D subj. 9-2=7, e.g. 1978 Cooperstown inductee 20th-century Canadian composer André 1988 Roald Dahl book 1988 children's novel about a precocious girl 1999 Best Visual Effects Oscar winner, with "The" 1999 Keanu Reeves action thriller, with "The" 1999 Keanu Reeves movie with two sequels, with "The" 1999 sci-fi thriller (with "The") 2003 Keanu Reeves sequel, with "The" 2003 film with the tagline "Free Your Mind," with "The" 1988 U.S. Open champ Wilander 2009 World Series M.V.P. Hideki 2021 "Jeopardy!" champion Amodio 1988 Summer Olympics star 1988 winner of seven Olympic swimming medals 1970-born star of "The Rainmaker" 1/2 of a Kenyan tribesman 50 percent of a rebellion 1855 Tennyson poem 1855 Tennyson work 1905 Peter Pan player Adams 1970's sitcom hit 1970s TV sitcom 1970s sitcom that ended with the title character in Congress 2009 A.L. MVP Joe 17th-largest U.S. island '50s Kenyan rebel '50s Kenyan revolutionary 1950s Kenyan rebel 1950s Kenyan uprising 1950s terrorist 9,600-cubic-mile volcano, the world's largest 19th-century short story writer 1986 Art Spiegelman book 2019 Rookie of the Year Luka Doncic, e.g., casually 2011 N.B.A. champs, for short 2011 NBA champs 10 on a 10-point scale, e.g. 1600 for the SAT, informally 1918 Nobelist Planck