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“American” actor, stars in the newest 30D movie
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Orizzontali
  1. 1A
    “American” actor, stars in the newest 30D movie
  2. 12A
    Minoan maid of myth
  3. 17A
    Culture medium
  4. 21A
    “Peruvian” reality star and actress, starred in a much-memed 2008 ad for The Oscars as an 153D
  5. 22A
    Summer 152D
  6. 24A
    Ancient city
  7. 25A
    Thrice repeated in an Aussie chant
  8. 26A
    Protective layer
  9. 27A
    Hulot portrayer
  10. 28A
    “British” director, popularized the image of 82D playing 97D in one of his most famous films
  11. 33A
    Bit
  12. 34A
    Tiger tranquilizer
  13. 37A
    "Golly!"
  14. 38A
    Copper
  15. 39A
    “Italian” singer, daughter of 138A
  16. 41A
    Sheer fabric
  17. 42A
    “East African” actress, arguably most famous for playing 97D on TV, also cameos in the newest 30D film
  18. 44A
    “French” author of several classics, including 61D and 94D
  19. 48A
    Einsteinium
  20. 49A
    Father of Jr
  21. 50A
    Neutronium
  22. 51A
    Ever-increasing statistic
  23. 52A
    “The people’s princess”
  24. 53A
    Battery type
  25. 54A
    Four at the forum
  26. 56A
    Gift tag word
  27. 58A
    Pond swimmer
  28. 59A
    Silicon
  29. 60A
    Tiara inset
  30. 63A
    “Caribbean” actress and inventor, without her we wouldn’t have 116D
  31. 67A
    Jury's concern
  32. 70A
    Golfer Aoki
  33. 71A
    Part of Newfoundland
  34. 72A
    “American” artist, his most famous work 123D is know for its mind-bending qualities
  35. 75A
    Helium
  36. 77A
    “German” singer, had a mega-hit on the score of 46D
  37. 78A
    Dawn deity
  38. 80A
    Skirt feature
  39. 81A
    Idyllic place
  40. 83A
    Factory preceder
  41. 84A
    “Indian” director, responsible for the hugely successful 30D adaptation of recent years
  42. 88A
    Tolkien tree-man
  43. 89A
    She ran against Kamala and Bernie
  44. 91A
    Phone
  45. 92A
    “American” actress, famously wore a 126D 4D on screen
  46. 95A
    Computer experts
  47. 98A
    Draco portrayer; init.
  48. 100A
    Box or proof preceder
  49. 101A
    150D, plus some
  50. 102A
    I, as in Innsbruck
  51. 103A
    “West African” socialite, survivor of the 46D
  52. 108A
    Biblical prophet
  53. 110A
    Agatha's detective
  54. 112A
    “Belgian” martial artist and actor, his final film 76D the 126D is considered one of the greatest martial arts films of all time
  55. 116A
    Sage
  56. 117A
    Computer’s software
  57. 118A
    “Piece of cake!”
  58. 119A
    Actress Lucy
  59. 121A
    Prepare Mexican beans
  60. 124A
    Like the Sahara
  61. 127A
    “Central African” actress, lent her voice to Princess 122D
  62. 133A
    Roadside bomb, for short
  63. 134A
    Found in the middle of miso
  64. 136A
    110A interests
  65. 137A
    Moon of Jupiter
  66. 138A
    “Chinese” jazz singer, father of 39A
  67. 141A
    One less than 54A
  68. 143A
    Sodium
  69. 144A
    Busiest US airport
  70. 145A
    A close watch
  71. 146A
    Actress Turner
  72. 147A
    “Spanish” activist, the youngest person to ever receive a Nobel 94D prize
  73. 153A
    Evolve
  74. 155A
    English 4D artist, also know for her work in reality TV and her makeup brand
  75. 156A
    Le contraire de 176A
  76. 157A
    Mustard, for one
  77. 160A
    Common contraction
  78. 161A
    Futhark character
  79. 162A
    "The Simpsons" storekeeper
  80. 163A
    Spots
  81. 165A
    "Today" alternative, briefly
  82. 166A
    "Duh!"
  83. 168A
    Apt rhyme for "toast"
  84. 171A
    “Indonesian” 97D player, a prodigy and record setter who’s later years were marked mostly by scandals
  85. 175A
    Be of use
  86. 176A
    Le contraire de 156A
  87. 177A
    Friend to Legolas
  88. 179A
    “Western European” author of the 30D series
  89. 181A
    “British” director of 46D, the highest grossing movie of all time, until he beat his own record 12 years later
  90. 182A
    SAT takers
  91. 183A
    Craze toy of the 90s
Verticali
  1. 1D
    112A init.
  2. 2D
    Japanese port city
  3. 3D
    Kind of pants
  4. 4D
    Parlor purchase
  5. 5D
    First
  6. 6D
    Nickel
  7. 7D
    Davy Jones portrayer; init.
  8. 8D
    French one
  9. 9D
    Dances like Gomez and Morticia
  10. 10D
    Vogue competitor
  11. 11D
    Stephen of "The Crying Game"
  12. 13D
    Massage
  13. 14D
    "The Faerie Queene" character
  14. 15D
    Where some boxers bound
  15. 16D
    Spock portrayer
  16. 17D
    Ends of the dictionary
  17. 18D
    Message on a Monopoly card
  18. 19D
    Like some clocks
  19. 20D
    Night flights
  20. 23D
    First word of many stories
  21. 26D
    The culprit behind many a tear
  22. 29D
    Germanium
  23. 30D
    Hill of sand
  24. 31D
    Certain maze-runners
  25. 32D
    Lack of rest before a test
  26. 34D
    Khaled who’s fond of saying his own name at the beginning of his songs
  27. 35D
    Sephora competitor
  28. 36D
    Keanu role
  29. 40D
    Chromium
  30. 42D
    Kentucky
  31. 43D
    Swedish seaport
  32. 44D
    The Book Thief protagonist
  33. 45D
    Responsibilities
  34. 46D
    Disaster of 1912
  35. 47D
    Roman poet
  36. 52D
    Somalia’s neighbor
  37. 55D
    Christmas activity
  38. 57D
    88A enemy
  39. 59D
    Beget
  40. 61D
    94D opposite
  41. 62D
    Stone Age tool
  42. 63D
    Cerberus’ keeper
  43. 64D
    The world of Avatar’s premiere tea-lover
  44. 65D
    "Trompe ___"
  45. 66D
    Do an usher's job
  46. 68D
    The Name of the Rose author; init.
  47. 69D
    From there
  48. 71D
    Talk show that ran from 1982 to 1993; abbr.
  49. 73D
    Frequent a seedy bar
  50. 74D
    Study of government
  51. 76D
    Computer key
  52. 79D
    Two Women star; init.
  53. 82D
    Purview of 63D
  54. 85D
    Ad ___ tax
  55. 86D
    Carbon dioxide, for one
  56. 87D
    Ios by another name
  57. 90D
    "Semper Fi" org.
  58. 93D
    Parisian pal
  59. 94D
    61D opposite
  60. 96D
    With 130D, quilled Aussie
  61. 97D
    32-piece game
  62. 99D
    Meta flagship; abbr.
  63. 104D
    Gold
  64. 105D
    Frank ___ Wright
  65. 106D
    Rubidium
  66. 107D
    China’s only female emperor
  67. 108D
    In other words
  68. 109D
    Danish Ä
  69. 111D
    Chew (out)
  70. 113D
    "Xanadu" band
  71. 114D
    Nut
  72. 115D
    London park
  73. 116D
    Cafe amenity
  74. 120D
    Podium’s place
  75. 122D
    Shrek's love
  76. 123D
    "General" topic of a 1916 Einstein book
  77. 125D
    Province that shares a small border with 71A on Killiniq Island
  78. 126D
    Loser to St. George
  79. 127D
    Cold open?
  80. 128D
    Arsenic
  81. 129D
    Ove portrayer
  82. 130D
    Genetic letters
  83. 131D
    LMAO alternative
  84. 132D
    Zinc
  85. 135D
    "Je t'___"
  86. 139D
    Type of gun
  87. 140D
    A friend to felines
  88. 142D
    Author Fleming
  89. 144D
    "Don't tell ___!"
  90. 148D
    USPS deliveries
  91. 149D
    Literally, "want of blood"
  92. 150D
    3 ft
  93. 151D
    Disconnect from a speaker
  94. 152D
    Celestial belt
  95. 153D
    Colorful candy
  96. 154D
    Astrid Lindgren protagonist
  97. 155D
    Pop-art punch
  98. 158D
    Catchall category
  99. 159D
    122D became one
  100. 162D
    Willing partner
  101. 163D
    Second-largest cont.
  102. 164D
    Govt.-issued ID
  103. 167D
    Zinger
  104. 169D
    Lisbon street
  105. 170D
    Acrylic alternative
  106. 172D
    Backwoods hypothetical
  107. 173D
    54A units
  108. 174D
    Quizzical sounds
  109. 175D
    ___ Dhabi
  110. 177D
    American all-you-can-eat chain
  111. 178D
    Some Like it Hot star; init.
  112. 180D
    Rutherfordium
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