Letter OTHER
2017's "Spider-Man: Homecoming," e.g.
2021's "Gossip Girl," e.g.
'40s jazz genre
1860's Southerners
1860s Grays
1860s soldiers, for short
1862 swimmers at Shiloh
10 Counter
10 Musical offering
'99 Filter album "Title of ___"
3 minutes 43 seconds for running a mile, e.g.
5 home runs
'50's teen happening
#8: Disc jockey?
52 degrees Fahrenheit in Honolulu, for example
33's and 45's
33s and 78s
45's and 78's
45's and 78's, briefly
45s and 78s (abbr.)
4-sided fig.
'90 ZZ Top album
1,200 mi. Texas river.
1,200-mile river, to Mississippi.
2010 Tony winner for Best Play
2012 #1 album for Taylor Swift
2012 Taylor Swift album with six Top 40 hits
2013 Taylor Swift single
3-ball's color, in pool
1960s rabble-rouser's activity
2018 Best Traditional R&B Performance Grammy winning song by Childish Gambino
1776 British soldier
1776 soldier
1700s British soldiers
1864 Geneva Convention creation
'70s TV costar with Demond
'70s sitcom costar with Demond
2004 N.B.A. All-Star Michael
*1984 Patrick Swayze film set in the cold war
1984 Cold War film with a 2012 remake
1984 Patrick Swayze film about an early-morning Russian attack on America
1984 Patrick Swayze film that was the first to be released with a PG-13 rating
1984 Patrick Swayze film, the first movie released with a PG-13 rating
1984 Russia-invades-U.S. movie
1984 film about WWIII
1984 war movie with a 2012 remake starring Chris Hemsworth
2012 war film remake
1964 Antonioni film
1964 Antonioni film that was his first to be shot in color
2003 Brooks & Dunn album (China and Vietnam)
1981 novel that introduced the character Hannibal Lecter
*1932 Clark Gable/Jean Harlow film
1932 Gable film remade as "Mogambo"
1932 Gable/Harlow film
"1 Am Woman" woman
2005 Wes Craven thriller with hired killer Jackson Rippner
17-year-old American snowboarding gold medalist at the 2018 Olympics who famously cursed live on NBC when he won
60's militant
1960's Maoists
"23" Blonde ___
1988 Arnold Schwarzenegger flick
1988 Arnold Schwarzenegger/James Belushi comedy
1988 Schwarzenegger action film
1988 Schwarzenegger action flick
1988 Schwarzenegger cop film
1988 Schwarzenegger cop flick
1988 Schwarzenegger film
17th-century physician Francesco
1960s NBC western starring Richard Egan
1950's Cincinnati major-leaguer
2nd take, in studio
19th-century dance
1949 Robert A. Heinlein novel
2000 film about a mission to Mars
1967 Neil Diamond song title line preceding "Go to my head"
1983 UB40 song
1988 #1 hit for UB40
1988 #1 song with the lyrics "You make me feel so fine / You keep me rocking all of the time"
1988 reggae hit
1948 John Wayne classic
1948 John Wayne film
1948 John Wayne western
2/14 purchase
1966 Cyrkle song
1966 hit by The Cyrkle
1966 hit for the Cyrkle
'50s scare
'70s sports powerhouse
'72 Bronson-Mifune Western
'90 World Series champs
1917 revolutionaries
1919 World Series winners over the "Black Sox"
1940 World Series winners
1970's N.L. powerhouse
1970s baseball powerhouse
1973 N.L. West champs
1975 Series champs
1975 Sox foes
1975 World Series champs
1975 and 1976 World Series champs
1975-1976 World Series champs
1975-76 World Series champs
1975-76 baseball champs
1976 World Series champs
1981 Beatty film
1981 Beatty movie
1981 Beatty-Keaton epic
1981 Best Picture nominee
1981 Nicholson film
1981 Warren Beatty Oscar winner
1981 Warren Beatty Oscar-winning movie
1981 Warren Beatty biopic
1981 Warren Beatty drama
1981 Warren Beatty epic
1981 Warren Beatty film
1981 Warren Beatty movie
1981 film
1981 film nominated for 12 Academy Awards
1981 film that garnered Warren Beatty a Best Director Oscar
1990 World Series champions
1990 World Series champs
1990 World Series winners
1990 pennant winner
'40s-'50s paranoia
'40s-'50s paranoia that led to blacklisting
'50s political period
1950's political phenomenon
1950s paranoia
1,450-mile waterway.
'48 ballet movie, with "The"
1951-71 comedy/variety, with "The"
*1968 coming-of-age novel by Richard Bradford
1970 Richard Thomas coming-of-age film
1970 Richard Thomas film
1970 Richard Thomas film adapted from a Richard Bradford novel
1971 Richard Thomas film
1976 Pulitzer-winning sports columnist
1976 Pulitzer-winning sportswriter
2011 Toby Keith hit song about drinking
1985 Arnold Schwarzenegger film
1985 Schwarzenegger film about a sword-and-sorcery heroine
1985 title role for Brigitte Nielsen
1986 World Series losers
2004 World Series "curse" beaters
2007 World Series winners
2013 World Series champs
'60s rockets
1972 Charles Bronson film
100% American
3M game "Oh-Wah-__"
3M's mancala game "Oh-Wah-___"
2006 Adidas acquisition
1920s-'60s Tennessee congressman B. Carroll ___
1946 "whip" of the GOP.
'50s sitcom mom Donna
'60s sitcom mom
2018 Masters champ Patrick
2018 Masters champion Patrick
1000+ members of the "Seventy-Six Trombones" band
119, according to mint conditions
*1936 anti-marijuana propaganda movie
1936 anti-drug movie originally titled "Tell Your Children"
1,000 feet of 35 mm. film.
1,000 feet of film.
2000 feet of film.
35mm film unit
35mm film holders
'40s-'50s Dodger hero
'40s-'50s Dodger star
'40s-'50s shortstop
'50s Dodger captain
'50s Dodger star
1940's-50's All-Star who got his nickname from a kind of marble
1940s-'50s Dodger who was a 10-time All-Star
40's-50's Dodger great
'70s Superman
'70s Superman portrayer
1978 Superman portrayer
1998 Grammy winner for narrating his book "Still Me"
'50s Superman player George
19th-century lawman Bass ___
1994 Judy Davis film, with "The"
1967 Supremes hit
1990s party name
2010 coinage meaning "to reject"
1980s Treasury head Donald
1980s Treasury secretary
1811 to 1820 in Britain
1979 album with the hits "Walking on the Moon" and "Message in a Bottle"
1973 American League MVP
50 situps a day, say
2019 Best Supporting Actress winner for "If Beale Street Could Talk"
1956 play made into films starring Richard Burton, Malcolm McDowell, and Kenneth Branagh
1915 Kentucky Derby winner
87-octane gas
87 octane
87, as opposed to 93
87, say
87-octane fuel
"28 Days" setting
"28 Days" subject
"28 Days" subject, briefly
'06 Quiet Riot album for kicking drugs?
12-step program
12-stepper's place
2006 Amy Winehouse hit
2006 Amy Winehouse song
2006 hit for Amy Winehouse
2007 Amy Winehouse hit
2007 Record of the Year by Amy Winehouse
2007's Record of the Year by Amy Winehouse
2001 inauguration VIP
1990s Labor leader
1990s Labor secretary
1990s Labor secretary Robert
1990s Secretary of Labor Robert
#3 in Senate Majority Leader longevity
1967 Tony winner Beryl
3x Super Bowl-winning coach Andy
1040-57, for Macbeth
70+ years, for King Charles's mum
72 years, for Louis XIV
2002 Matthew McConaughey movie
18th-century French dominion
1910-36 for George V, and 1936-52 for George VI
5/7/1945 German surrender site
2000 Ben Affleck film ... and a hint to the puzzle theme that's hidden in eight circled anagrams
2000 Ben Affleck thriller
'70s O'Connor costar
'70s Struthers co-star
1974 Emmy winner
1997's Star Wars, e.g.
1st Amendment freedom
"4 x" event
4 X 100 meter, e.g.
4 x 100, e.g.
4 x 100-meter race, e.g.
4x100, e.g.
4x400 race, e.g.
4x400, e.g.
4 x 100 and others
#1 hit for Wilson Phillips
1967 Engelbert Humperdinck hit
1967 hit for Englebert Humperdinck
1865 signature.
1934 Douglas Freeman biography
1935 Douglas Freeman biography
1935 Pulitzer Prize biography
1935 Pulitzer-winning biography
'80s Plymouth model
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