| Bill Clinton predecessor | 24 |
| "Decision Points" author | 34 |
| Marshall or Scott | 17 |
| Controversial comedy legend | 27 |
| Death of June 22, 2008 | 22 |
| "Weather forecast for tonight: dark." | 47 |
| Botanist who upgraded the South's economy | 45 |
| The fourth | 10 |
| Veep under Jefferson and Madison | 32 |
| Singer with Parliament and Funkadelic | 37 |
| People's 2006 Sexiest Man Alive | 35 |
| 'Gravity' co-star | 25 |
| Caped crusader player of 1997 | 29 |
| 'Syriana' Oscar winner | 30 |
| Author of the European Recovery Plan | 36 |
| Man with a Plan | 15 |
| Friend of Cosmo Kramer | 22 |
| First actor to turn down an Academy Award | 41 |
| President Bush writes part of his autobiography? | 48 |
| Heavy-weight champ | 18 |
| Former heavyweight boxing champion | 34 |
| 'Rumble in the Jungle' loser | 36 |
| Celebrated given names | 22 |
| Handel | 6 |
| U.S. composer: 1898–1937 | 31 |
| Jazzy composer of the early 20th century | 40 |
| Brother of Ira | 14 |
| "The Face of the Ruling Class" artist | 47 |
| ... Pro Football Hall of Fame [1963] | 36 |
| President who was also Director of the CIA | 42 |
| Former Boy Scouts honorary chairman | 35 |
| Monarch with rebellious colonists | 33 |
| English king during the American Revolution | 43 |
| British king in 1776 | 20 |
| "The Spanish Gypsy" author | 36 |
| English king following the Napoleonic Wars | 42 |
| Sitcom dry cleaning business owner | 34 |
| Florence Johnston's boss | 28 |
| Spacely Space Sprockets employee | 32 |
| Cartoon character who married Jane | 34 |
| Writer who said "Satire is what closes Saturday night" | 64 |
| 1969 | 4 |
| 1969 man in the role | 20 |
| Memorable Met star | 18 |
| Bass-baritone at Covent Garden? | 31 |
| "He had a very special effect on me" | 46 |
| Musical of 1968 | 15 |
| Founding father after whom a Virginia university is named | 57 |
| 1972 also-ran | 13 |
| Barbarian songwriter? | 21 |
| General Grant subordinate | 25 |
| "State of the Union" | 30 |
| "When Worlds Collide" producer | 40 |
| Longtime New York literary figure and this puzzle's honoree | 63 |
| Author of Paper Lion | 23 |
| Consolidated composer? | 22 |
| "Variations on I Got Rhythm" composer | 47 |
| Painter Seurat | 14 |
| Carpentier of ring fame | 23 |
| Bizet | 5 |
| Actor Tim Conway's brother | 30 |
| Author, shore bird and actress | 30 |
| ___ the floors | 14 |
| Noted cubist | 12 |
| N.Y. lake + Okla. peak | 22 |
| French Baroque artist who painted "The Fortune Teller" | 64 |
| Star of "The Birds" | 29 |
| He played Jack Gallo on "Just Shoot Me" | 49 |
| St. Petersburg-born actor: 1906-72 | 34 |
| Jazz pianist's court appearance? | 36 |
| St. Louis Browns Hall of Famer | 30 |
| "Dinner at Eight" co-author | 37 |
| Loser in 1972 | 13 |
| Happy spymaster? | 16 |
| French President: 1969-74 | 25 |
| Noted pointillist | 17 |
| "Le Coup de lune" | 27 |
| Baseball owner called 'The Boss' [1930] | 47 |
| "All My Ex's Live in Texas" singer | 48 |
| 'I Cross My Heart' singer | 33 |
| ''All My Ex's Live in Texas'' singer | 56 |
| The result of turning dollar bill portraits into clouds? | 56 |
| Chief conductor of Cleveland Orchestra: 1946-70 | 47 |
| Actor-turned-Facebook humormonger | 33 |
| Mr. Sulu's portrayer | 24 |
| CIA Director, 1997-2004 | 23 |
| Start of a rhyme by E. C. Bentley | 33 |
| Section of Washington | 21 |
| Guyanese capital | 16 |
| D.C. school | 11 |
| TV pal of Mary and Rhoda | 24 |
| He served between two Edwards | 29 |
| King who preceded Elizabeth II | 30 |
| Bertie | 6 |
| "The King's Speech" role | 38 |
| "The King's Speech" king | 38 |
| Figure with less than 795 days, 7 hrs., 40 mins. left in office | 63 |
| He spent December 25, 1776 crossing a frigid river | 50 |
| February 22 honoree whose name is rearranged seven times in this puzzle | 71 |
| ... the United States | 21 |