Letter OTHER
7-time National League batting champ
77 Sunset Strip actor
19th cent. lexicographer.
19th century lexicographer.
19th-century author whose works are still read word for word
1954 Robert Taylor thriller
2016 "Star Wars" prequel
2016 Lucasfilm production starring Felicity Jones
2016 film about the theft of Empire plans
2016 film whose climax is on the planet Scarif
2016 prequel that earned more than a billion dollars at the box office
2016 prequel to the highest-grossing movie of 1977
18 Louises
'50s G.I. ally
1950's G.I. ally
1950's soldier, in brief
1988 Sum. Olympics host
300-mile African river flowing into the Atlantic.
007, for some
1997 N.L. Rookie of the Year Scott
1997 Rookie of the Year Scott
007 wore one
$10 worth of quarters
$2 in nickels
40 quarters, e.g.
50 pennies
50 pennies, conveniently
50 wrapped pennies
4 x 4 accessory
1975 James Caan movie
1975 James Caan sci-fi film
'70s fad on wheels
1981 MVP and Cy Young Award winner
1970s Ford on the move?
1977 Tommy Lee Jones movie
1950 Muddy Waters song
10th century Normandy founder
19th cen. juvenile hero
- 90 or - 94, among others
7 and 11, in a casino
1950s invention featured prominently in the 1960 film "The Apartment"
1960 Olimpiadi host
1960 Olympic Games host, to locals
1990 World Cup site, locally
2018 Alfonso Cuaron film
2018 Cuaron film
2018 Oscar film set in Mexico City
2018 Oscar-nominated film set in Mexico, not Italy
2018 film for which Alfonso Cuarón won Best Director
2018 film set in Mexico that was nominated for best picture
2018 film starring Marina de Tavira
2018 film starring Yalitza Aparicio
2018 film that won the Foreign Language Oscar
2018 film tied for the most Oscar nominations recieved by a non-English movie
2018 movie set in Mexico City
2018 movie with 10 Oscar nominations
2019 Best Picture nominee in which both Mixtec and Spanish are spoken
1915 Literature Nobelist ___ Rolland
'80s nobodys ___ Holliday
80s "Don't Try To Stop It" band ___ Holliday
*1613-1917 Russian dynasty
"10 Things I Hate About You" and "Crazy Rich Asians," for two
"50 First Dates" and "27 Dresses," for two
'80s band When in ___
1960 Olympics city
1960 Olympics host
1960 Olympics site
1960 Summer Olympics host
1960 Summer Olympics locale
1960 Summer Olympics setting
1960 Summer Olympics site
1990 World Cup final city
2,772-year-old city
2005 HBO series
5th Army's objective.
'77 Mr Big hit for Juliet?
'90 Dino hit for Juliet?
1595 hero.
1936 Leslie Howard role
1966 film role for Rudolph Nureyev
1996 Leonardo DiCaprio role
1996 role for Leonardo
*2000 Jet Li film loosely based on Shakespeare
'60s portrayer of the Joker
1942 loser at El Alamein
2008 campaigner Mitt
2012 newsmaker
2012 presidential candidate
2012 presidential hopeful Mitt
2012 ticket name
2012 match-up
14-season Cowboys quarterback Tony
1863 novel.
20-0 win, e.g.
49-0 game, e.g.
59-7 win, e.g.
1950s-'90s preschool program with many local versions
19 Actress Schneider
'70-'80s Yankees pitcher Guidry
'70s-'80s Yankees pitcher Guidry
'70s-'80s pitcher Guidry
'80s First Son
'80s White House nickname
1960's-70's baseball All-Star ___ Santo
1980's White House nickname
1981 World Series co-MVP Cey
1989 Gold Glove winner Darling
1999 Heisman Trophy winner Dayne
1999 Heisman winner Dayne
2000 Heisman Trophy winner ___ Dayne
2012 candidate Paul
2012 presidential candidate Paul
80's White House name
2018 NL Rookie of the Year Acuña Jr.
1998 World Cup MVP
40th U.S. president and former California governor
1950 Max Ophuls film "La ___"
10- or 13-line two-rhyme poem
13-line poem.
17th-century musical form
14-line poem
14-line poem with only two rhymes
14-line verse with only two rhyme sounds
14-line, two-rhyme poem
14-liner
13- or 14-line poems using only two different rhymes
14-line poems
1975 Oscar nominee Blakley
'60s girl group, with "The"
1960's girl group, with "the"
1960s girl group named for its lead singer
1960s pop trio in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, with "the"
1998 De Niro crime film
1998 De Niro crime thriller
1998 De Niro film
1998 De Niro film with a memorable wrong-way car chase
1998 De Niro movie
1998 De Niro spy flick with memorable car chases
1998 De Niro thriller
1998 DeNiro thriller
1998 John Frankenheimer film
1998 John Frankenheimer movie
1998 Robert De Niro crime thriller
1998 Robert De Niro film renowned for its car chases
1998 Robert De Niro thriller
1998 film directed by John Frankenheimer
#40 nickname
1980s presidential nickname
1988 and 2008 presidential candidate
1988 Tony winner for "Speed-the-Plow"
11-Grammy winner with Kennedy Center Honors
100 Acre Wood youngster
101 Milne character
1/4 acre in England.
40 sq. rods.
40 square rods
1993 comedy directed by Daniel Stern
1979, for Montana
1914, for Babe Ruth
1947, for Jackie Robinson
1982, for Ripken
2003, for LeBron James and Dwyane Wade
1/3 of a Clue accusation
2003 cult film known as the "'Citizen Kane' of bad movies," with "The"
2015 Best Picture nominee
2015 film based on an Emma Donoghue best seller
2015 film for which Brie Larson won the Oscar
2015 film that got a Best Picture nomination
70 or so
"20/20" creator Arledge
2003 memoir of a TV executive
37-time Emmy Award winner Arledge
"60 Minutes" curmudgeon
"60 Minutes" griper
"60 Minutes" humorist
"60 Minutes" personality
"60 Minutes" pundit Andy
#10 on Manchester United
'60 Minutes regular Andy'
#26 or #32
26th or 32nd president
2017 symbol in the Chinese zodiac
1975 John Wayne film [2005]
1975 John Wayne role (first word)
1975 Wayne western
1975 film with Katharine Hepburn
1905 Secretary of State
2, to 4 or 8
'50s kidvid puppet star
1970s bestseller subtitled "The Saga of an American Family"
1976 Alex Haley novel
1976 best seller
1976 best seller that opens "four days upriver from the coast of The Gambia"
1976 best seller that starts in Gambia
1976 best-seller that spanned three centuries
1976 bestseller
1977 miniseries starring LeVar Burton
70's TV drama
1948 Alfred Hitchcock thriller
1948 Hitchcock film
1948 Hitchcock film that appears to take place in real time
1948 Hitchcock nail-biter
1948 Hitchcock thriller
1948 James Stewart film
"5 Prayers for the Young" composer
1976 Pulitzer musician Ned
1976 Pulitzer winner for "Air Music"
92-year-old composer Ned
2011 U.S. Open champ McIlroy
2011 U.S. Open winner McIlroy
2014 British Open winner McIlroy
2016 FedExCup winner McIlroy
1940s-'70s bandleader Edmundo
14 de febrero gift
1950s contemporary of Martin
1928 Gershwin musical
1937 Cole Porter song hit
1937 Cole Porter tune
1937 Eddy/Powell film
1937 Eleanor Powell musical
1937 MGM musical
1937 MGM musical with Cole Porter songs
1937 Porter song
1937 film based on a Gershwin musical
1937 film scored by Cole Porter
1937 movie scored by Cole Porter
1938 musical film
'82 Toto smash
1982 Grammy winner for Record of the Year
1982 Grammy-winning song by Toto
1982 Record of the Year hit for Toto
1982 Toto hit
1982 Toto hit that won Record of the Year
1955 civil rights headliner
19th C. Argentine dictator.
19th-cen. Argentine dictator.
19th. cen. Argentine dictator.
'70s-'80s tennis star Tanner
1977 Australian Open champ Tanner
1979 Wimbledon runner-up to Björn Borg
2/14 flower
2/14 handout
2011 NBA MVP Derrick
'95 Better Than Ezra "Deluxe" single
'80s-'90s wisecracking TV mom
'88-'97 sitcom
1988-1997 sitcom
1998 talk-show name
*1994 World Cup final site
1995 Stephen King novel
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