| Film in which the main character has ample headroom? | 52 |
| Film in which Pacino chanted ''Attica'' | 55 |
| Film in which Moe, Shemp and Curly show their flexibility? | 58 |
| Film in which Mark Wahlberg runs an after-hours betting parlor? | 63 |
| Film in which Ma and Pa Kettle debuted, with "The" | 60 |
| Film in which Elvis sings "Rock-a-Hula Baby" | 54 |
| Film in which Dean Martin sings "My Rifle, My Pony, and Me" | 69 |
| Film genre with plumbers, plumbing entendre, and then just fucking | 66 |
| Film from a phrase in Gray's "Elegy . . . " | 57 |
| Film for which Warren Beatty won a Best Director Oscar | 54 |
| Film for which Reese Witherspoon won the Best Actress Oscar | 59 |
| Film for which Patricia Neal and Melvyn Douglas won Oscars | 58 |
| Film for which Judi Dench was nominated for Best Actress | 56 |
| Film for which Jennifer Lawrence received her first Oscar nomination | 68 |
| Film featuring Peter Sellers as a matador, with "The" | 63 |
| Film featuring "America's hottest new actress" | 60 |
| Film designed to attract Academy Awards consideration | 53 |
| Film character whose last word was "Rosebud" | 54 |
| Film character whose first line is "First day of school!" | 67 |
| Film character who escaped from a dentist's fishtank | 56 |
| Film based on the Larry McMurtry novel "Horseman, Pass By" | 68 |
| Film based on Stephen King's "The Body" | 53 |
| Film about winning the chicken breeder's trophy? | 52 |
| Film about what to do if there's an X-file emergency? | 57 |
| Film about what it's like between Gabon and Uganda? | 55 |
| Film about the woman most likely to catch men's attention? (2001) | 69 |
| Film about fans of confessional rock music who enjoy spicy food? | 64 |
| Film about a U.S. figure skater who competes with a partner? | 60 |
| Film about a small chicken that won't stay away? | 52 |
| Film about a romantic dentist's daily routine? (2010) | 57 |
| Film about a prince's affair with actress Fletcher? | 55 |
| Film about a guy who was a firm believer in food storage? | 57 |
| Film about a color mismatch between adjacent Venetian paintings? | 64 |
| Film about a blind man for which the lead won Best Actor | 56 |
| Film about "Mack the Knife" singer, as told by a jazz fan? | 68 |
| Filling the shelves with no leftover merchandise or space? | 58 |
| Filing option, or what can be found in four long answers? | 57 |
| Figurine that comes in Washington, Lincoln and Obama forms | 58 |
| Figures out how the vegetable gardens will be arranged | 54 |
| Figures -- percussion instruments coming from speakers (7) | 58 |
| Figure with less than 795 days, 7 hrs., 40 mins. left in office | 63 |
| Figure skater who lit the flame at the Nagano Olympics | 54 |
| Figure skater Elvis who won silver at the 1994 and 1998 Olympics | 64 |
| Figure on the back of California's State Quarter | 52 |
| Figure on some Occupy Wall Street protestors' shirts | 56 |
| Figure on packs of Topps bouillabaseball cards in 1987 | 54 |
| Figure of speech in which two unlike things are compared | 56 |
| Figure of Greek myth with a statue at Rockefeller Center | 56 |
| Figure in Umberto Eco's "The Name of the Rose" | 60 |
| Figure in the Beastie Boys song "Rhymin & Stealin" | 64 |
| Figure in Raphael's "The School of Athens" | 56 |
| Figure in Raphael's "School of Athens" | 52 |
| Figure in Leonardo's "The Last Supper" | 52 |
| Figure in Hemingway's "Death in the Afternoon" | 60 |
| Figure in Greek myth whose name means "desired" | 57 |
| Figure in Canseco's steroids tell-all "Juiced" | 60 |
| Figure in an "America's Most Wanted" episode | 58 |
| Figure in "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" | 58 |
| Fighting ___ (unofficial mascot of Mississippi's Delta State) | 65 |
| Fighting word that means "hand," not "person" | 65 |
| Fifth-century pope with the epithet "the Great" | 57 |
| Fifth-century pope who convinced Attila not to march on Rome | 60 |
| Fifth-century pope known as ''the Great'' | 57 |
| Fifth-century emperor remembered as the epitome of cruelty | 58 |
| Fifth word of the lyrics to "American Pie" | 52 |
| Fifth word of Slick Rick's "Children's Story" | 63 |
| Fifth word of "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" | 67 |
| Fifth in a series of five TV personalities (starting June 1, 2009) | 66 |
| Fields who played Tootie on "The Facts of Life" | 57 |
| Field where the Tampa Bay Rays play, with "the" | 57 |
| Field sound/ first name in Norse exploration/ "Today" host | 68 |
| Fictional writer on the fictional "Alan Brady Show" | 61 |
| Fictional writer of "The World According to Bensenhaver" | 66 |
| Fictional writer of "The Pension Grillparzer" | 55 |
| Fictional TV planet during the Carter administration | 52 |
| Fictional Texas town in "King of the Hill" | 52 |
| Fictional substance in "The Powerpuff Girls" | 54 |
| Fictional substance in "The Absent-Minded Professor" | 62 |
| Fictional spy who's really a giant department store founder? | 64 |
| Fictional socialite who had an affair with Count Vronsky | 56 |
| Fictional sleuth who first appeared in the Saturday Evening Post | 64 |
| Fictional sketch comedy series with Tracy Jordan and Jenna Maroney | 66 |
| Fictional salesman who said "I am not a dime a dozen!" | 64 |
| Fictional race whose name means "My God" in Aramaic | 61 |
| Fictional Pulitzer-winning journalist in a 2006 film | 52 |
| Fictional pilot who said, "Never tell me the odds" | 60 |
| Fictional parks department director of Pawnee, Indiana | 54 |
| Fictional organization run by "the Federation" | 56 |
| Fictional narrator of "Legends of the Old Plantation" | 63 |
| Fictional name literally meaning "almost like" | 56 |
| Fictional manager of a "psychiatric help" booth | 57 |
| Fictional maker of earthquake pills and elephant bullets | 56 |
| Fictional Jane who declares "I am not an angel" | 57 |
| Fictional island on which "Jaws" films are set | 56 |
| Fictional inventor of a motor that runs on static electricity | 61 |
| Fictional Indiana town where "Parks and Recreation" is set | 68 |
| Fictional hero whose name is Spanish for "fox" | 56 |
| Fictional girl to whom a hookah-smoking caterpillar gives advice | 64 |
| Fictional detective and cruciverbalist who attended Oxford | 58 |
| Fictional creature whose name is Old English for "giant" | 66 |