Crossword Clue: Louise's partner in crime
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Louise's partner in crime"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Louise's partner in crime"
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- '-- & Louise'
- 1991 Geena Davis title role
- 1991 role for Geena
- "___ & Louise," 1991 film
- "___ & Louise" (1991 movie)
- "___ & Louise"
- "Amen" character
- Another Ritter
- Actress Ritter
- Actress Todd of "Monkey Business"
- Friend of Louise, in a film
- Film editor Schoonmaker
- Half of a 1991 movie duo
- Half of a 1991 movie twosome
- Geena Davis role
- Geena, in a 1991 movie
- Geena's 1991 title role
- Geena's role opposite Susan in 1991
- J. J.'s sister on "Good Times"
- Oscar-nominated role for Geena
- Role for Geena
- Oldtime actress Todd
- Pat Nixon's birth name
- Pat Nixon's given name
- Pat Nixon's real first name
- Louise's best friend
- Louise's cinematic partner
- Louise's co-conspirator
- Louise's cohort
- Louise's film crony
- Louise's film friend
- Louise's film sidekick
- Louise's friend in a 1991 film
- Louise's friend of film
- Louise's friend
- Louise's gal pal
- Louise's movie pal
- Louise's pal
- Louise's partner in crime
- Louise's partner in filmdom
- Louise's partner
- Scorsese's longtime film editor Schoonmaker
- Yes
- Title role for Geena Davis
- Title role for Geena
Recent Usage of Louise's partner in crime in Crossword Puzzles
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- Newsday - Sept. 22, 2006