| Jaw-dropping news | 17 |
| 1933 Jean Harlow film | 21 |
| Ten-megaton finish? | 19 |
| The candidate called reporters in for a ___ | 43 |
| Shocking surprises | 18 |
| Shockers | 8 |
| Survivalist's structure | 27 |
| Airport security canine | 23 |
| They're called in to check suspicious packages | 50 |
| Police unit with canines | 24 |
| Hollywood turkey's production crew | 38 |
| Disposal unit? | 14 |
| Doo-wop syllable | 16 |
| "Who Put the ___" (Barry Mann doo-wop song) | 53 |
| Nonsense word repeated in a 1961 hit | 36 |
| River in Africa | 15 |
| Site of a 1911 visit by King George V | 37 |
| Florida Keys sport fish | 23 |
| Good fight, in old Rome? | 24 |
| Good faith | 10 |
| He began Pisa's tower | 25 |
| Ruling family name in 19th-century Europe | 41 |
| Odets hero Joe | 14 |
| Marengo's rider | 19 |
| Imperial French name | 20 |
| Historical Corsican family name | 31 |
| European dynasty | 16 |
| Elba exile | 10 |
| Corsican family name | 20 |
| Corsican family | 15 |
| Bourbon enemy | 13 |
| Big name in French history | 26 |
| "Golden Boy" protagonist Joe | 38 |
| "Able was I..." utterer? | 34 |
| Famous Corsicans | 16 |
| Words before a meal | 19 |
| Waiter's words | 18 |
| Waiter's friendly words | 27 |
| Crepe paper? | 12 |
| Cook's Illustrated competitor | 33 |
| Child's wish | 16 |
| 'Enjoy your meal' | 25 |
| British P.M. Law | 16 |
| Andrew ___ Law, British statesman | 33 |
| Confectioner's goof? | 24 |
| Candy dispensers? | 17 |
| Chocolate treats | 16 |
| Movie candies | 13 |
| Godiva goodies | 14 |
| Chocolate goodies | 17 |
| Kinder, gentler words heard inside a B-52? | 42 |
| Trajectory of a thrown chocolate? | 33 |
| Journey for a chocolate? | 24 |
| Chocolate's journey? | 24 |
| Slave's state | 17 |
| "Of Human __" | 23 |
| Use glue to mend pants? | 23 |
| Second up, Roberta ____ | 23 |
| Explorer Roberta Lynn | 21 |
| Certain specialist | 18 |
| Parisian's plug | 19 |
| Protected by insurance | 22 |
| Like some whisky | 16 |
| Like some carriers or goods | 27 |
| Furnished bail | 14 |
| Became close | 12 |
| Bricks laid with the short side showing | 39 |
| Ursula Andress was the first | 28 |
| Maud Adams, twice | 17 |
| Mary Goodnight, for one | 23 |
| Bibi Dahl, e.g. | 15 |
| Honey Ryder and Xenia Onatopp, e.g. | 35 |
| Actress Beulah | 14 |
| Popular beach near Sydney | 25 |
| Beulah who played Mrs. Bailey | 29 |
| Beulah of "A Summer Place" | 36 |
| Australia's ___ Beach | 25 |
| Actress Beulah: 1892-1981 | 25 |
| Actress Beulah who played James Stewart's mother in "It's A Wonderful Life" | 93 |
| Actress Beulah ___: 1892–1981 | 36 |
| Bailsman's activity | 23 |
| Secret agent disguised as a clergyman? | 38 |
| 007's introduction | 22 |
| Spy movie catch phrase | 22 |
| Film line first said by Connery | 31 |
| Male slave | 10 |
| Aptly named auto body adhesive | 30 |
| 3M putty brand | 14 |
| 007 strategy | 12 |
| Measure of credit risk | 22 |
| AA or AAA, maybe | 16 |
| An agent's fair-haired catch? | 33 |
| 1000 | 4 |
| One bound to work without pay | 29 |
| They serve without pay | 22 |
| Yellow honeysuckle | 18 |
| Actor's charge? | 19 |
| Wall Street activity | 20 |
| Exchange for 007? | 17 |
| Sight you might see outside of M's office? | 46 |