| Author of "The Titans" | 32 |
| 1990 Nicholson film, 'The Two --' | 41 |
| "The Bastard" author John | 35 |
| "North and South" novelist John | 41 |
| "___ Women" (Neil Simon play) | 39 |
| Sushi-serving carrier, for short | 32 |
| Flier with a hub at Tokyo Narita | 32 |
| Capital of Mexico's Veracruz state | 38 |
| "Would you like something spicy, Karl?" | 49 |
| Spicy deep-fried stuffed appetizers | 35 |
| White of "Family Matters" | 35 |
| Border sharers of North America and Asia? | 41 |
| Words of exasperation, in Kingston? | 35 |
| Meandering trip from Kingston to Montego Bay? | 45 |
| "Get your idea across?" in Kingston? | 46 |
| He scored the last touchdown in Super Bowl XXXV | 47 |
| Spurn, as a just-opened present? | 32 |
| The String Cheese Incident, e.g. | 32 |
| "Pee-wee's Playhouse" character | 45 |
| Extra eye for a traffic reporter | 32 |
| 1940s film critic for Time and The Nation | 41 |
| "Death in the Desert" writer, 1930 | 44 |
| "The World Is My Home" memoirist, 1991 | 48 |
| He wrote "The Fire Next Time" | 39 |
| "The Apple of My Eye" author? | 39 |
| Cook for whom a culinary award is named | 39 |
| "You're Beautiful" singer | 39 |
| Movie hero's target audience? | 33 |
| Where to see recurring characters Q and M | 41 |
| Spy that always seemed to be tied up? | 37 |
| He was Sonny to Marlon Brando's Vito | 40 |
| ''Hide in Plain Sight'' star | 44 |
| "Made it, Ma! Top of the world!" | 42 |
| He killed Steve Cochran in "White Heat" | 49 |
| Legendary harmonica player/singer | 33 |
| Yul Brynner beat him out for Best Actor of 1956 | 47 |
| Star in "Rebel Without a Cause": 1955 | 47 |
| Oscar nominee for playing Cal Trask | 35 |
| Film "rebel" teams up with roast host | 47 |
| Agenda for a "Giant" star? | 36 |
| "Star Trek" actor (invading Normandy) | 47 |
| He wrote "Why Not the Best?" | 38 |
| Author of "Why Not the Best?" | 39 |
| Secretary of Agriculture (civil rights leader) | 46 |
| "The Complete Book of Running" author | 47 |
| Arrow maker becomes aerospace scientist | 39 |
| 'Oz the Great and Powerful' co-star | 43 |
| He was president for just 61/2 months | 37 |
| "Father of the Bridle"? | 33 |
| He should have written "Hotel" | 40 |
| Longtime guitarist for The Smashing Pumpkins | 44 |
| "Howards End" director | 32 |
| "Cinderella Man" subject, ___ Braddock | 48 |
| 1899-1905 heavyweight boxing champion | 37 |
| Writer of the 1918 play "Exiles" | 42 |
| His Dubliners was published in 1914 | 35 |
| "One Man's Family" actor: 1949-52 | 47 |
| Author of the Dave Robicheaux mysteries | 39 |
| He requested that his ashes leave Earth | 39 |
| President of Quitters International? | 36 |
| Co-author of tale of Capt. Bligh | 32 |
| 11th president of the United States | 35 |
| Where John Rolfe married Pocahontas | 35 |
| Reagan's first Secretary of the Interior | 44 |
| Ex-Cabinet member or Scottish inventor | 38 |
| He painted "Old Battersea Bridge" | 43 |
| "Portrait of My Mother" artist: 1872 | 46 |
| Poet who wrote "Hair"? | 32 |
| "Once Upon a Time in America" actor | 45 |
| 'Ghosts of Mississippi' actor | 37 |
| Curtis of "A Fish Called Wanda" | 41 |
| Curtis of "Christmas with the Kranks" | 47 |
| "Keeping Up With the Steins" actress | 46 |
| Played with an impromptu gathering of musicians | 47 |
| No longer feeding, as a photocopier | 35 |
| Transmission disrupters[SEE NOTE ABOVE] | 39 |
| Feature of heavy traffic, on the rails | 38 |
| "Crostata di marmellata" | 34 |
| Pastry that looks like a little fruit cookie | 44 |
| "Surf City" singers, 1963 | 35 |
| Headline about Aniston and Pitt's breakup? | 46 |
| Offbeat comedienne oddly spelled | 33 |
| Title character educated at Lowood school | 41 |
| Novel published under the alias Currer Bell | 43 |
| Charlotte Brontë's orphan | 32 |
| Brontë heroine who was a governess | 37 |
| Best-selling "Workout" video maker | 44 |
| Sleuthing spinster of St. Mary Mead | 35 |
| Margaret Rutherford film portrayal | 34 |
| Norma McCorvey's legal pseudonym | 36 |
| Henry Wade's opponent in a famous court case | 48 |
| Anonymous female in a court case | 32 |
| Headliners of the first Lollapalooza | 36 |
| "Been Caught Stealing" band | 37 |
| ...Eyre's style of speaking? | 32 |
| Star of "A Star Is Born": 1937 | 40 |
| Super Bowl XXXVIII halftime entertainer | 39 |
| Actress in a classic shower scene | 33 |
| "Psycho" Oscar nominee | 32 |
| "For the Love of Movies" author | 41 |