Crossword Clue: He was Shane
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Possibly related crossword clues for "He was Shane"
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- 1949 Gatsby portrayer
- 1949 portrayer of Gatsby
- "Angel" Cheryl
- Angel Cheryl
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- Angel player Cheryl
- Actor Alan: 1913–64
- Actor Alan
- Actor in "Shane"
- Actors Alan or Cheryl
- Actress Cheryl or Diane
- Actress Cheryl
- Actress Diane or Cheryl
- Actress Diane who is Laura Dern's mother
- Actress Diane who paints her face with lipstick in "Wild at Heart" for an Academy Award nomination
- Actress Diane who's Laura Dern's mother
- Actress Diane
- Alan
- Alan, Cheryl or Diane
- Alan, Diane or Cheryl
- Alan in old films
- Alan in "The Carpetbaggers"
- Alan in ''The Carpetbaggers''
- Alan of 1948's "Whispering Smith"
- Alan of film
- Alan of films
- Alan of "Shane"
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- Alan of "The Carpetbaggers"
- Alan of "The Deep Six"
- Alan of "The Glass Key"
- Alan of "This Gun for Hire"
- Alan or Cheryl
- Alan who played Gatsby
- Alan who starred in "Saigon," 1948
- Alan who starred in "Shane"
- His gun was for hire in 1942
- Great Gatsby player, 1949
- Boyish actor?
- ''Braveheart'' producer
- Hollywood tough guy
- Fawcett's "Charlie's Angels" replacement
- Fawcett's "Charlie's Angels" successor
- "Charlie's Angels" actress
- "Charlie's Angels" actress Cheryl
- "Charlie's Angels" angel
- 'Charlie's Angels' co-star Cheryl
- "Charlie's Angels" costar
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- Cheryl ___ of "Charlie's Angels"
- Cheryl of "Charlie's Angels"
- Cheryl of TV
- Cheryl of TV's "Charlie's Angels"
- Cheryl or Alan
- Cheryl or Diane
- Cheryl who replaced Farrah Fawcett on "Charlie's Angels"
- Diane in "Chinatown"
- Diane of "A Kiss Before Dying," 1991
- Diane of "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore"
- Diane of HBO's "Enlightened"
- Diane of "Rambling Rose"
- Diane of "Wild at Heart"
- Diane or Cheryl
- Diane who played Flo in "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore"
- Gatsby portrayer, 1949
- Gatsby portrayer Alan
- Gatsby portrayer of 1949
- Gatsby's portrayer in 1949
- "China" star: 1943
- Entertainer Alan or Cheryl
- He played Shane
- He plays James Bowie.
- He was a lad in 1920
- He was Shane
- Co-star of Smith and Jackson
- Exec who green-lighted "Star Wars"
- Former movie star
- "O.S.S." star, 1946
- ''The Blue Dahlia'' star
- "The Blue Dahlia" star, 1946
- "The Blue Dahlia" star
- "The Carpetbaggers" co-star, 1964
- Movie tough guy.
- "Shane" hero
- "Shane" in the movies.
- "Shane" man
- Shane portrayer Alan
- Shane portrayer
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- 'Shane' star Alan
- "Shane" star Alan
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- "Wild at Heart" actress Diane
- She played one of Charlie's Angels
- "The Glass Key" actor
- The Glass Key star
- "The Glass Key" star
- She portrayed Grace Kelly
- She portrayed Princess Grace on TV
- Munroe of "Charlie's Angels"
- Partner of Jackson and Smith on TV
- Portrayer of Gatsby and Shane
- Laura Dern's actress/mom
- Laura Dern's mom
- Lead in "Shane"
- One of ''Charlie's Angels''
- One of "Charlie's Angels"
- One of Charlie's Angels
- TV "angel" Cheryl who replaced Farrah Fawcett
- "This Gun for Hire" actor
- "This Gun for Hire" star
- Three-time Oscar nominee Diane
- Star of "Shane"
Recent Usage of He was Shane in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used He was Shane in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Merl Reagle Sunday Crossword - March 8, 2015
- New York Times - Nov. 7, 1977