Crossword Clue: Mork or Mindy
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- 007, for some
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- ___-playing game (Dungeons & Dragons is one example)
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- ___-playing game
- ___ reversal
- Anagram for lore
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- Austin Powers, for Mike Myers
- Bit part
- Ahab, to Peck
- Aïda, e.g.
- Aïda or Radamès
- Aida or Salome
- Blanche DuBois or Willy Loman, say
- Balboa, to Stallone
- Bond, for Connery
- Amahl, e.g.
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- Data, to Brent Spiner
- Datum in closing credits
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- Hoffman's Tootsie, e.g.
- Fast Eddie, to Paul
- Iron Man, to Robert Downey, Jr.
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- Gremio or Grumio
- Break for a certain wannabe
- Break for an extra
- Concern of Morgan Freeman, e.g.
- Homonym for roll
- It can be cast and landed
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- It consists of a series of lines
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- Gump, e.g.
- Gump, to Hanks, e.g.
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- Gwenn's Kringle in a 1947 film
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- Eminem "___ Model"
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- Cookie Lyon, for Taraji P. Henson
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- Hamlet is a common one
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- Hamlet or Lear, e.g.
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- Hamlet, to Olivier
- Han or Indiana, for Harrison
- Coretta Scott King or Harriet Tubman, for Cicely Tyson
- Hughes, for DiCaprio
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- Gen. Patton, to George C. Scott
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- Dirty Harry, to Eastwood
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- Butler, for Gable
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- Disraeli, to Arliss
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- Carter was an award-winning one for Washington
- Cynthia Erivo had the lead one in "Harriet"
- Juliet is a common one
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- Kane, to Welles
- Series of lines, essentially
- Thatcher, to Streep
- Puck or Feste
- Othello or Iago
- Othello, to Fishburne
- Purpose
- Movie credit information
- Movie part
- Marina and the Diamonds "Starring ___"
- Rocky, for Stallone
- Rocky, to Stallone
- Some rockers long for a movie one
- Some rockers long for one in a movie
- Kind of model
- The Gipper, to Reagan
- Video part
- Studio listing
- Willy Loman, e.g.
- Mary Birchbark, for Tantoo Cardinal
- Sheldon Cooper, for Jim Parsons
- King Henry V, e.g.
- Something cast
- Play part
- Play thing?
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- Romeo, for one
- Romeo or Dromio
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- Kirk, to Shatner
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- Rose Murphy, e.g.
- Vito Corleone, to Marlon Brando
- Rosencrantz or Guildenstern
- Lincoln, to Day-Lewis
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- The R in LARP
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- Radamès in "Aïda," e.g.
- Walk-on, for one
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- The Terminator in "The Terminator," e.g.
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- Wonder Woman, for Gal Gadot
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- Lady Macbeth, e.g.
- Lady Macbeth, for one
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- Rambo, e.g.
- Part of a play?
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- Part of a reversal, maybe
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- Raymond Babbitt, to Hoffman
- Loman or Lear e.g.
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- Patton, for Scott
- Patton, to Scott
- One may be leading or supporting
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- Lorne Greene's Adama on TV
- One of a movie's many
- Lead __
- Lead, e.g.
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- Milk, for Penn
- Lear or Othello
- Mimi or Norma
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- One usually involves lines
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- Miss Daisy, e.g.
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- Macbeth e.g.
- Macbeth, for one
- Macbeth or Hamlet
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- Mme. Curie, to Garson
- Persona
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- Moe Howard, for Chris Diamantopoulos, in 2012
- Maggie the Cat, e.g.
- Pierce, to Alda
- Proper function
- Mork or Mindy
- Malcolm X, for Denzel Washington
- Theater class assignment?
- Woolf, for Kidman
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- Superman, to Reeve or Reeves
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- Supporting __
- Word sometimes written with a circumflex
- Spartacus, to Douglas
- Word with bit or major
- Speaking part
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- Sweeney Todd, for one
- Type of model well-behaved rockers are
- Type of model
- Work for Mr. Price
- Thing listed on a playbill
- Thing to cast
- Thing to play
- Tyrion Lannister, for Peter Dinklage
- This is in a cast
- Would-be thespian's quest
- What a casting director tries to fill
- What a hat may symbolize
- Understudy's study
- What an actor auditions for
- What an actor plays
- What an actor reads for
- Stage assignment
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- Stage persona
- X, for Denzel Washington
- X, for Washington
- Screen test pursuit
- Stanley Kowalski, e.g.
- Slot filled by a casting director
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- What one might get typecast in
- Starlet's goal
- Starlet's quest
- Starring ___
- Starring or cameo
- Star's vehicle
- You get a credit for it
- You get credit for it
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- Snooks, to Brice
- Tom Collier in "The Animal Kingdom"
- Tom Cruise plays it
- Tom Hanks plays it
Recent Usage of Mork or Mindy in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Dec. 6, 1980
