He wrote "An Exchange of Eagles": 1977 | 48 |
He wrote "All war is deception" | 41 |
He wrote "All hope abandon . . . " | 44 |
He wrote "Advise and Consent": 1959 | 45 |
He wrote "A Visit from St. Nicholas" | 46 |
He wrote "A Time for Greatness" | 41 |
He wrote "A Stillness at Appomattox" | 46 |
He wrote "A Sentimental Journey" | 42 |
He wrote "A Mind That Found Itself" | 45 |
He wrote "A Man for All Seasons" | 42 |
He wrote "A Loss of Roses" | 36 |
He wrote "A Lonely Rage" | 34 |
He wrote "A Delicate Balance" | 39 |
He wrote "A Death in the Family" | 42 |
He wrote "A Burnt-Out Case" | 37 |
He wrote "A Bridge Too Far" | 37 |
He wrote "A Boy's Will" | 37 |
He wrote "A Boy Named Sue" for Johnny | 47 |
He wrote 'The Highwayman' | 33 |
He wrote ''The Rosary in Rhyme'' | 48 |
He wrote ''The Name of the Rose'' | 49 |
He wrote ''Sultan of Sulu'' | 43 |
He wrote ''My Way'' | 35 |
He works on a case-by-case basis | 32 |
He works on a case by case basis | 32 |
He wore a top hat in "Top Hat" | 40 |
He wore #8 for the Red Sox, for short | 37 |
He won't get it for you wholesale | 37 |
He won the Kentuck Derby four times | 35 |
He won seven gold medals in Munich | 34 |
He won comedy and drama Emmys for the same role | 47 |
He won an Oscar for playing Mohandas | 36 |
He won an Oscar for playing Bugsy Siegel | 40 |
He won an Oscar for directing Jake and Heath | 44 |
He won an Oscar for directing Heath and Jake | 44 |
He won an Emmy for hosting the Tonys | 36 |
He won a Tony for playing P.T. Barnum | 37 |
He won a Nobel Peace Prize and a Grammy | 39 |
He who hesitates is lost, but also... | 37 |
He who hesitates is lost, but ... | 33 |
He who first "jumped the shark" | 41 |
He who cometh, in an O'Neill play | 37 |
He who "always rings twice" | 37 |
He went to town in a Capra film title | 37 |
He went on a lot of trips in the 1960s | 38 |
He went from Love Boat to the House | 41 |
He went down with the Scharnhorst | 33 |
He went down in the Valley of Elah | 34 |
He wears green and eats mushrooms | 33 |
He wears a yellow coat and pants | 32 |
He wears a green hat on "South Park" | 46 |
He wasn't too "Suave" | 35 |
He wasn't afraid of Virginia Woolf | 38 |
He was Will Hunting, Private Ryan, and Mr. Ripley | 49 |
He was Ugarte in "Casablanca" | 39 |
He was traded between Chicago teams in 1992 | 43 |
He was told to "let my people go" | 43 |
He was the original Wizard in "Wicked" | 48 |
He was the first to beat Foreman | 32 |
He was the first image aired over TV | 36 |
He was the father of Paris and king of Troy | 43 |
He was the "O" in Jackie O | 36 |
He was Ted in the Bill & Ted movies | 39 |
He was swallowed by a great fish | 32 |
He was succeeded by his brother Raul | 36 |
He was succeeded by his archdeacon Hilarius | 43 |
He was stopped by a silver bullet | 33 |
He was Starsky to Soul's Hutch | 34 |
He was spared by divine intervention in Genesis | 47 |
He was Sonny to Marlon Brando's Vito | 40 |
He was served to the Olympians as food | 38 |
He was Sergeant Friday on "Dragnet" | 45 |
He was selected for 18 All-Star teams | 37 |
He was seen with Peter, Paul and Mary | 37 |
He was Santa in ''Elf'' | 39 |
He was Sal in 'Do the Right Thing' | 42 |
He was Rowdy in the '50s and '60s | 41 |
He was Rose Kennedy's youngest | 34 |
He was quoted in the "Little Red Book" | 48 |
He was quite attached to his brother | 36 |
He was president for just 61/2 months | 37 |
He was preceded and followed by Churchill | 41 |
He was pope for about a month in 903 A.D. | 41 |
He was Plato in "Rebel Without a Cause" | 49 |
He was originally called Dippy Dawg | 35 |
He was one of "The Usual Suspects" | 44 |
He was once a backer of Michael Jackson | 39 |
He was on the first cover of Dynamite magazine | 46 |
He was often wrong, for which he ___ | 36 |
He was named viceroy of Portuguese India in 1524 | 48 |
He was Michael in "Michael Collins" | 45 |
He was married to Ursula Andress and Linda Evans | 48 |
He was Leo in "Billion Dollar Brain" | 46 |
He was Lancelot in "First Knight" | 43 |
He was Hawkeye Pierce on "MASH" | 41 |
He was Goldblume on "Hill Street Blues" | 49 |
He was given the ears of a donkey, in myth | 42 |
He was George on "Seinfeld" | 37 |
He was Friday on Thursdays in the 1950s | 39 |
He was fired by Godfrey on the air | 34 |