Crossword Clue: Anglicized Irish "John"
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Anglicized Irish "John""
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Anglicized Irish "John""
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- 1949 Jack Schaefer novel made into an Oscar-nominated film
- 1949 novel set in the Wyoming Territory
- 1949 novel set in Wyoming
- 1953 Alan Ladd film
- 1953 Alan Ladd role
- 1953 Alan Ladd title role
- 1953 Alan Ladd Western
- 1953 comeback hero?
- 1953 film gunslinger
- 1953 film or the last word spoken in it
- 1953 film set among Wyoming homesteaders
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- 1953 film whose title character says "A gun is as good or as bad as the man using it"
- 1953 George Stevens film
- 1953 hit film set in Wyoming
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- 1953 Ladd/Palance classic
- 1953 Oscar-nominated Western
- 1953 title role for Alan Ladd
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- 1953 Western hero to whom Joey cried "Come back!"
- 1953 western hero
- 1953 western that won an Oscar for cinematography
- "___! Come back!" (1953 movie line)
- ___ Gould, Olympics swimming star
- ___ MacGowan and the Popes
- Anglicized Irish "John"
- Battier of the N.B.A.
- "A man has to be what he is, Joey" speaker
- Best Picture nominee of 1953
- Actor West ... or a western
- AFI's #3 Western
- Alan Ladd classic western
- Alan Ladd classic
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- Alan Ladd oater
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- Bob of The Kingston Trio
- Famous Western film
- Guest at the Starretts' homestead in a 1953 film
- Gunfighter in a 1953 film
- Gunfighter of film
- Horse-opera in color.
- Fictional gunfighter
- Fictional gunslinger
- It lost out to "From Here to Eternity" for Best Picture
- Filan of Westlife
- Film classic of 1953
- Classic 1949 Jack Schaefer novel
- Classic 1953 western
- Classic Alan Ladd western
- Classic film set at the Starrett family farm
- Classic Ladd western
- Classic oater
- Classic role for Ladd
- Classic western film
- Classic Western
- Hero of Western film
- Colorful Western picture.
- "Come back, ___" (1953 movie line)
- "Come back, ___" (western line)
- "Come back" cowboy
- Oscar-nominated 1953 Western
- Oscar-nominated western of 1953
- Oscar-nominated western
- Rita ___, Met soprano
- Novel by J. Schaefer
- Novel by Jack Schaefer
- Movie classic: 1953
- Movie hero
- Movie starring Alan Ladd.
- "The L Word" role for Katherine Moennig
- Palance's Oscar-nominated film of 1953
- Visitor to the Starretts' farmstead
- The Pogues' ___ MacGowan
- The Pogues' MacGowan
- The Pogues singer MacGowan
- Soprano Rita
- Pogue MacGowan
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- Ladd classic
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- Name shouted by Joey Starrett in a 1953 western
- Old TV character
- Memorable oater of '53
- Popes leader MacGowan
- Popular Western.
- Met soprano
- One-named western hero
- One of AFI's top-10 westerns
- One of the McMahons of WWE
- MacGowan of the Pogues
- No. 3 on AFI's list of top 10 westerns
- Singer MacGowan of the Pogues
- Western classic of 1953
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- Western on A.F.I.'s "100 Years ... 100 Movies" list
- Western set in Wyoming
- Starrett family savior
- Title film character idolized by a boy named Joey
- Title film character who's idolized by a boy named Joey
- Title role for Alan Ladd
Recent Usage of Anglicized Irish "John" in Crossword Puzzles
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- Newsday - Feb. 25, 2017