| His epitaph reads, "That's all, folks!" | 53 |
| His face is seen with Powell and Loy on many film posters | 57 |
| His father rode the East Australian Current to find him | 55 |
| His film debut was a bit part in "Donnie Darko" (2001) | 64 |
| His final movie was 1961's "The Misfits" | 54 |
| His first #1 song was "All or Nothing at All" | 55 |
| His first comedy album was "I Am Not Homer" | 53 |
| His first film role was Goon in "Rebel Without a Cause" | 65 |
| His first patent was for an "Electrographic Vote Recorder" | 68 |
| His first words to Alice were "Your hair wants cutting" | 65 |
| His gravestone reads "The Best Is Yet to Come" | 56 |
| His guitar read "This Machine Kills Fascists" | 55 |
| His honorary Oscar aptly weighed 8 1/2 pounds (like all Oscars) | 63 |
| His last blog post ended, "I'll see you at the movies" | 68 |
| His last film was "A Prairie Home Companion" | 54 |
| His last film was "Plan 9 from Outer Space" | 53 |
| His last film was "The Harder They Fall," 1956 | 56 |
| His last line is "See you after school, Dory! Bye, Dad!" | 66 |
| His last words were "Thus with a kiss I die" | 54 |
| His last words were "Thus, I give up the spear!" | 58 |
| His last words were "Try them and you may, I say" | 59 |
| His last work was "Pocketful of Miracles," 1961 | 57 |
| His major role in "Sophie's Choice" was his film debut | 68 |
| His name comes from the Hebrew for "adversary" | 56 |
| His number was retired by both the White Sox and Red Sox | 56 |
| His opening line is "'Tis better as it is" | 56 |
| His orchestra once included Hoagy Carmichael and the Dorsey brothers | 68 |
| His papacy began almost precisely 500 years before Francis's | 64 |
| His portrait is at the entrance to Beijing's Forbidden City | 63 |
| His postcard says "My yacht's in high gear" | 57 |
| His postcard says "Read 'Seize the Day,' now!" | 64 |
| His postcard says "Seeing some awful plays" | 53 |
| His reaction to the election of a Jewish mayor in Dublin | 56 |
| His resignation triggered the first use of the 25th Amendment | 61 |
| His son was on the cover of the first issue of TV Guide | 55 |
| His statue is just outside of the Philadelphia Museum of Art | 60 |
| His statue is on top of Philadelphia City Hall [1 coulomb per second] | 69 |
| His statue stands outside of the Philadelphia Art Museum | 56 |
| His Sunday feature was to be called "Travels with Charley" | 68 |
| His Super Bowl MVP performance was his last NFL game | 52 |
| His supposed birthplace is across the street from the Boston Common | 67 |
| His surrender at Yorktown helped end the Revolutionary War | 58 |
| His tale follows the Friar's in "The Canterbury Tales" | 68 |
| His tomb is a pilgrimage site for both Muslims and Jews | 55 |
| His U.S. citizenship was posthumously restored in 1975 | 54 |
| His voice is heard after "Live, from New York ..." | 60 |
| His works include "Falstaff" and "Macbeth" | 62 |
| His works were the basis of Gregory Maguire's "Wicked" | 68 |
| His writings inspired Dickens' "Pickwick Papers" | 62 |
| Hispanic actor who played Paul Falsone on "Homicide" | 62 |
| Historian Clendinnen who wrote "Reading the Holocaust" | 64 |
| Historian Thomas who authored "The French Revolution" | 63 |
| Historian Thomas who wrote "The French Revolution" | 60 |
| Historian who wrote biographies of Eisenhower and Nixon | 55 |
| Historian William H. ___, author of "The Rise of the West" | 68 |
| Historic city badly damaged in the Spanish Civil War | 52 |
| Historic Italian town damaged many times by earthquakes | 55 |
| Historic London horse market with a pattern named after it | 58 |
| Historic mansion in Newport, R.I., with "the" | 55 |
| Historic role played by Jack Palance and Anthony Quinn | 54 |
| Historic San Francisco theater, with "the" | 52 |
| Historic site in Texas (first battle of Mexican War) | 52 |
| Historic site on the Pedernales River in Texas Hill Country | 59 |
| Historic U.S. place in the shape of a five-pointed star | 55 |
| Historical 1960 John Wayne film, with "The" | 53 |
| Historical author seen on PBS's "The Civil War" | 61 |
| Historical general associated with fried, sugary chicken cubes | 62 |
| Historical period when nobody seems to mean what they say? | 58 |
| Historical role in Spielberg's "Munich" | 53 |
| History Channel show that follows loggers in the Pacific Northwest | 66 |
| Hit 1942 film with the song "Love Is a Song" | 54 |
| Hit 2006 film banned in every Arab country except Lebanon | 57 |
| Hit a short golf shot to be safe, with "up" | 53 |
| Hit computer game with the original working title Micropolis | 60 |
| Hit film whose title describes eight celebrities in this puzzle | 63 |
| Hit for Guy Lombardo in 1937 and Jimmy Dorsey in 1957 | 53 |
| Hit for the Chiffons in 1963 and Carole King in 1980 | 52 |
| Hit for The Pointer Sisters, Van Halen or Kris Kross | 52 |
| Hit from the 1978 disco album "Cruisin'" | 54 |
| Hit from the 1983 platinum album "Kilroy Was Here" | 60 |
| Hit NBC series succeeded in its time slot by "ER" | 59 |
| Hit off Semisonic's "Great Divide" (abbr.) | 56 |
| Hit song for The Jacksons with guest vocalist Mick Jagger | 57 |
| Hit song for the Kingsmen with famously unintelligible lyrics | 61 |
| Hit song from ''Breakfast at Tiffany's'' | 60 |
| Hit song from "Bridge Over Troubled Water" | 52 |
| Hit song from the Village People album "Cruisin'" | 63 |
| Hit that states "There's no need to feel down" | 60 |
| Hit TV show with the theme song "Who Are You" | 55 |
| Hit video game in which it's really easy to be one button off | 65 |
| Hit video game series featuring "hammer-ons" | 54 |
| Hitchcock book "A _____ of a Different Color" | 55 |
| Hitchcock classic seemingly filmed in one continuous take | 57 |
| Hitler's blitzkreig theory was based on the _____ | 53 |
| Hits hard, as a fly (in the insect or baseball sense) | 53 |
| Hits the "Add to Cart" button and then continues, say | 63 |
| Hitting legend who Babe Ruth called a "prick" | 55 |
| HIV drug sold under the names Zidovudine and Retrovir | 53 |
| HMO doctors (or a bullshit plural form of angel dust) | 53 |
| Hoagy Carmichael lyric "___ lazy river ..." | 53 |