Crossword Clue: 1953 film with the tagline "A raging torrent of emotion that even nature can't control!"
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- 1953 film with the tagline "A raging torrent of emotion that even nature can't control!"
- 1953 Marilyn Monroe film noir thriller
- __ Falls (honeymoon destination)
- __ Falls
- __ Gorge, near Buffalo
- ___ Falls (landmark on the New York/Ontario border)
- ___ Falls (tourist attraction between the US and Canada)
- ___ Falls
- American Falls locale
- ____ Falls
- A lot of falling water
- Any overwhelming flood
- Big honeymoon destination
- Border river
- Falls divided by Goat Island
- Falls for a lover?
- Falls for a married woman
- Falls for a newlywed?
- Falls for a recently married woman?
- Falls for lovers?
- Falls for many lovers?
- Falls for married women?
- Falls for someone who's already married?
- Falls for someone who's married?
- Falls for two lovers?
- Falls for young lovers
- Falls in New York
- Falls of fame
- Falls on a border
- Falls on many honeymoon trips
- Falls on the border
- Falls over the border?
- Falls that many honeymooners visit
- Famous falls
- Boundary river of N. Y. and Ontario.
- Great falls?
- Great Lake-connecting river
- Honeymoon haven
- Honeymooners' destination
- Horseshoe, American and Bridal Veil Falls, collectively
- Horseshoe Falls location
- Horseshoe Falls river
- Horseshoe Falls setting
- Horseshoe locale
- It may make honeymooners a bit misty
- Erie-to-Ontario river
- Erie–Ontario link
- River between Great Lakes
- River between Lake Erie and Lake Ontario
- River between two Great Lakes
- River containing Goat Island.
- River flowing between two Great Lakes
- River flowing from Lake Erie into Lake Ontario
- River from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario
- River from Lake Erie
- River into Lake Ontario
- River on the Canadian border
- River surrounding Navy Island
- Torrent
- River under the Peace Bridge
- River with famous falls
- River with notable falls
- Place for some hand-holders
- Shade of green
- Marilyn Monroe film of '53
- Overwhelming flood
- Overwhelming torrent
- Romantic falls
- The Rainbow Bridge spans it
- Royal______ (Southern Ontario golf course)
- Popular honeymoon spot
- Metaphor for a flood of tears
- New York and Ontario's ___ Gorge
- New York county north of Erie
- Lovebirds' destination, maybe
- Relentless flood
- Relentless torrent
- Ontario-New York separator
- North American falls
- Monroe-Cotten film: 1953
- Monroe film: 1953
- Sightseer's mecca.
- Spectacular waterfall
- Western New York county
- University in Lewiston, N.Y.
- U.S. border river
Recent Usage of 1953 film with the tagline "A raging torrent of emotion that even nature can't control!" in Crossword Puzzles
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- Washington Post - Aug. 7, 2016
