| A Fleming |
| Boy's name |
| Scots John |
| Actor Holm |
| Man's name. |
| Welsh name. |
| Many a Scot |
| Mr. Fleming |
| Gaelic John |
| John, abroad |
| ____ Fleming |
| Actor Bannen |
| John to Jock |
| Sir ___ Holm |
| Form of John |
| Holm of film |
| Mr. McKellen |
| 007's creator |
| 007's Fleming |
| Actor Fleming |
| Author Rankin |
| Christ's end? |
| Highland John |
| Holm of films |
| Orwell ending |
| Actor Hunter. |
| Janis of folk |
| Writer Buruma |
| Writer McEwan |
| Actor Ziering |
| Author McEwan |
| Scottish name |
| Actor McShane |
| Actor McKellen |
| John, overseas |
| Actor McKellan |
| Africa's Smith |
| Golf's Woosnam |
| Golfer Leggatt |
| Holm of "Alien |
| Oddjob creator |
| Golfer Poulter |
| Bond's Fleming |
| James' creator |
| Swimmer Thorpe |
| Golfer Woosnam |
| Writer Fleming |
| Legalese adverb |
| John equivalent |
| Auric's creator |
| Balladeer Janis |
| Glasgow prename |
| Holm or Fleming |
| John, in Dundee |
| McKellen of "X2 |
| Scottish 'John' |
| Sean's relative |
| Singer Whitcomb |
| Variant of John |
| Writing Fleming |
| Fleming or Holm |
| Woosnam of golf |
| Actor McDiarmid |
| Native's suffix |
| Holm of filmdom |
| James's creator |
| Novelist McEwan |
| McShane or Holm |
| Suffix like -ite |
| Actor Carmichael |
| Actor McElhinney |
| Actor Richardson |
| Bond man Fleming |
| Christ follower? |
| Comedian Edwards |
| It means "native |
| McKellen or Holm |
| McLagan of Faces |
| Oddjob's creator |
| Scotsman's name. |
| Scott of Anthrax |
| Sir ___ McKellen |
| Suffix with Iran |
| TV actor McShane |
| TV actor Ziering |
| Fleming, for one |
| John in Scotland |
| John, in Glasgow |
| Pop singer Janis |
| Rhodesia's Smith |
| Singer Janis ___ |
| Smith or Fleming |
| Fleming or Smith |
| John of Scotland |
| Novelist Fleming |
| Actor Somerhalder |
| Bilbo's portrayer |
| Creator of Oddjob |
| Cubs fielder Happ |
| Ending with guard |
| Follower of Faust |
| Folk singer Janis |
| Gandalf portrayer |
| John, in Aberdeen |
| Knighted McKellen |
| MacKaye of Fugazi |
| Scottish Giovanni |
| Suffix with Freud |
| Ziering of "90210 |
| Fleming or McEwan |
| Hunter or Fleming |
| Smith of Rhodesia |
| Fleming or Hunter |
| Creator of M and Q |
| 'Alien' actor Holm |
| X2" actor McKellen |
| Actor Sir McKellen |
| Author Fleming (2) |
| Baseball's Kinsler |
| Ending with Darwin |
| Equivalent of John |
| Fleming or Ziering |
| Follower of Freud? |
| Golf's ____Poulter |
| Janis of folk-rock |
| John, in Prestwick |
| OO7 Author Fleming |
| Sportscaster Eagle |
| Suffix like -esque |
| Suffix with Boston |
| Suffix with Oregon |
| Suffix with Orwell |
| Ziering or Fleming |
| Fleming or Paisley |
| Fleming the writer |
| McEwan or McKellen |
| McKellen of movies |
| Paisley or Fleming |
| Suffix with Christ |
| Fleming of fiction |
| McKellen or McEwan |
| Spy James' creator |
| Golf's Baker-Finch |
| Golfer Baker-Finch |
| Suffix with Darwin |
| English actor Holm |
| Creator of Q and M |
| McKellen of "X-Men |
| Nationality: Suffix |
| Follower of Christ? |
| Academic extension? |
| Botham or Chappell? |
| Crime writer Rankin |
| Fleming of 007 fame |
| Fleming or McKellen |
| Fleming, the author |
| Holm of "The Hobbit |
| Knighted actor Holm |
| McKellen or Fleming |
| McKellen or Woosnam |
| McKellen or Ziering |
| Moviedom's McKellen |
| N.H.L.'s Laperriere |
| Astbury of The Cult |
| Crime author Rankin |
| McKellen or McShane |
| Suffix with Dickens |
| Author ____ Fleming |
| Bond author Fleming |
| McShane or McKellen |
| 007 creator Fleming |
| Belonging to: Suffix |
| At Seventeen" singer |
| Solar" author McEwan |
| Solar" writer McEwan |
| Bilbo portrayer Holm |
| First name in spy-fi |
| Fleming of Bond fame |
| Hill of Judas Priest |
| Hunter of old movies |
| McKellen of "Vicious |
| Name from the Gaelic |
| Name related to John |
| OO7 writer, Fleming |
| OO7 creator, for one |
| Suffix with Cameroon |
| Swimming star Thorpe |
| Tony winner McKellen |
| TV actor Somerhalder |
| Baker Finch, for one |
| Orwell's conclusion? |
| Spy novelist Fleming |
| Publisher Ballantine |
| Auric and M's creator |
| Aussie swimmer Thorpe |
| Bond novelist Fleming |
| Creator of Caractacus |
| Fleming or Carmichael |
| Fleming or Richardson |
| Folk duo ___ & Sylvia |
| Gillan of Deep Purple |
| Gomez of "Cougar Town |
| John, across the pond |
| Kinsler of the Tigers |
| McShane of 'Deadwood' |
| Richardson or Fleming |
| Thornley of Big Wreck |
| Woosnam of the P.G.A. |
| X-Men" actor McKellen |
| Fleming of 007 novels |
| Fleming who made Bond |
| Janis ___, pop singer |
| Stewart of The Stones |
| 007's creator Fleming |
| Deadwood" star McShane |
| Baker-Finch or Fleming |
| CBS sportscaster Eagle |
| Creator of James and Q |
| Dr. No creator Fleming |
| English actor McKellen |
| English golfer Poulter |
| Fleming or Baker Finch |
| McShane of Lovejoy |
| Oddjob creator Fleming |
| Opera singer Bostridge |
| Scottish form of "John |
| Woosnam or Baker-Finch |
| Ziering of 'Sharknado' |
| British golfer Poulter |
| Poulter or Baker Finch |
| Recording artist Janis |
| She sang "At Seventeen |
| Bond's creator Fleming |
| Curtis of Joy Division |
| Olympic swimmer Thorpe |
| 'Dr. No' author Fleming |
| 'Dr. No' writer Fleming |
| Nutshell" author McEwan |
| Actor Michael ___ Black |
| Author Fleming for one. |
| British novelist McEwan |
| Fugazi frontman MacKaye |
| It's attached to Christ |
| Jethro Tulls Anderson |
| McKellen of ''Scandal'' |
| Rolling Stones' Stewart |
| Spy writer, ... Fleming |
| Suffix for Arab or Serb |
| Writer Fleming, for one |
| Lost" actor Somerhalder |
| English novelist McEwan |
| Knighted actor McKellen |
| Saturday" author McEwan |
| McKellen of "The Hobbit |
| Anderson of Jethro Tull |
| Fleming who created 007 |
| Amsterdam" author McEwan |
| Sharknado" actor Ziering |
| Actor McKellen of "X-Men |
| Actor Ziering or McShane |
| Holm of stage and screen |
| Mr. Hunter of Hollywood. |
| Name related to Johannes |
| Dr. No" novelist Fleming |
| First name in spy novels |
| Author Fleming or McEwan |
| Fleming who created Bond |
| Atonement" author McEwan |
| Mr. Holmes" star McKellen |
| 1981 Tony winner McKellen |
| Actor McKellen or McShane |
| Creator of a famous James |
| Fleming who wrote "Dr. No |
| He made music with Sylvia |
| Holm who played King Lear |
| McKellen of 'Richard III' |
| McKellen of "X-Men" films |
| McShane of BBC's "Lovejoy |
| Novelist Fleming, for one |
| Rockies shortstop Desmond |
| Suffix meaning "native of |
| Moonraker" author Fleming |
| Actor McShane or McKellen |
| Creator of Ernst and Rosa |
| Oddjob's creator, Fleming |
| Bond creator ____ Fleming |
| First name in spy fiction |
| McShane of "American Gods |
| Atonement" novelist McEwan |
| Dream Big" author Falconer |
| Goldfinger" author Fleming |
| On the Rez" author Frazier |
| Richard III" star McKellen |
| Sharknado 2" actor Ziering |
| Sweet Tooth" author McEwan |
| 1991 Masters champ Woosnam |
| Actor McShane of "Hercules |
| Actor Somerhalder of "Lost |
| Comedian Michael ___ Black |
| Creator of Kissy and Pussy |
| Follower of Freud or Jung? |
| Magneto portrayer McKellen |
| McKellen of "X-Men" movies |
| McShane of HBO's "Deadwood |
| Rangers outfielder Desmond |
| Scottish version of Johann |
| Suffix for author surnames |
| Suffix with Faust or Freud |
| Sweet Tooth" writer McEwan |
| Dweezil Zappa's birth name |
| Actor McShane of "Deadwood |
| Gandalf portrayer McKellen |
| Creator of Auric and Julius |
| Paisley of Northern Ireland |
| Political scientist Bremmer |
| Scottish equivalent of John |
| Star second baseman Kinsler |
| Anthrax guitarist Scott ___ |
| James Bond novelist Fleming |
| Tony-winning actor McKellen |
| McKellen who played Magneto |
| McKellen who played Gandalf |
| American Gods" actor McShane |
| Goldfinger" novelist Fleming |
| Sweet Tooth" novelist McEwan |
| Bannen of "Waking Ned Devine |
| Blackbeard portrayer McShane |
| CBS golf analyst Baker-Finch |
| Jamaica's __ Fleming Airport |
| Joy Division casualty Curtis |
| Texan guitarist/singer Moore |
| The Stone Roses singer Brown |
| Fleming or Baker-Finch, e.g. |
| Holm of ''Chariots of Fire'' |
| Janis who sang "At Seventeen |
| Golf broadcaster Baker-Finch |
| Actor Hunter or singer Hunter |
| Actor McKellen or Somerhalder |
| Actor McShane of "Ray Donovan |
| Amsterdam novelist McEwan |
| Dr. Malcolm in "Jurassic Park |
| Influential songwriter Curtis |
| Mott the Hoople singer Hunter |
| Rolling Stones keyman Stewart |
| Swimming gold medalist Thorpe |
| The very British Mr. Fleming. |
| Golfer Woosnam or Baker-Finch |
| Jethro Tull frontman Anderson |
| Holm who played Bilbo Baggins |
| Ziering of "Sharknado" movies |
| At Seventeen" singer Janis ___ |
| Game of Thrones" actor McShane |
| On Chesil Beach" author McEwan |
| Waking Ned Devine" star Bannen |
| 2004 Edgar award winner Rankin |
| 2012 baseball All-Star Kinsler |
| Anderson of rock's Jethro Tull |
| Ballantine of Ballantine Books |
| ESPN soccer sportscaster Darke |
| Gandalf portrayer's first name |
| It may be connected to Christ? |
| James Bond creator ___ Fleming |
| Joy Division singer ___ Curtis |
| Man Booker Prize winner McEwan |
| Mathematics writer ___ Stewart |
| McDiarmid who played Palpatine |
| Singer Anderson of Jethro Tull |
| Charleson of "Chariots of Fire |
| McKellen of "The Da Vinci Code |
| McKellen of "Gods and Monsters |
| McKellen who portrayed Gandalf |
| Suffix with "Boston" or "Paris |
| McKellen of the "X-Men" movies |
| McKellen of the "Hobbit" films |
| Fleming who created James Bond |
| Actor Somerhalder of TV's "Lost |
| All-Star second baseman Kinsler |
| Henry ___ Cusick ("Lost" actor) |
| Joy Division lead singer Curtis |
| Northern Ireland leader Paisley |
| Northern Ireland's ____ Paisley |
| Writer Fleming who created Bond |
| Two-time Oscar nominee McKellen |
| Ziering of "Beverly Hills 90210 |
| ''Society's Child'' singer Janis |
| Actor McKellen or author Fleming |
| Actor McKellen who plays Magneto |
| Bertie Wooster player Carmichael |
| British Invasion rocker Whitcomb |
| Name on the cover of "Goldfinger |
| Sir McKellen of stage and screen |
| Ziering of the "Sharknado" films |
| How Does It Feel" guitarist Moore |
| Pretty Little Liars" star Harding |
| The Little Princess" actor Hunter |
| Creator of the characters M and Q |
| McKellen of the "X-Men" franchise |
| McKellen who stars in "Mr. Holmes |
| Pelicans shooting guard ___ Clark |
| Name on the cover of "Thunderball |
| Vampire Diaries" actor Somerhalder |
| Clark of the Golden State Warriors |
| Follower of Adler, Freud, or Jung? |
| Suffix with Washington or Hamilton |
| Rankin who created Inspector Rebus |
| Pretty Little Liars" actor Harding |
| McKellen of "The Lord of the Rings |
| Chariots of Fire" co-star Charleson |
| The Rule of Four" coauthor Caldwell |
| Fleming who wrote James Bond novels |
| Holm of "The Fellowship of the Ring |
| Johannes : German :: ___ : Scottish |
| McShane of "American Gods" on Starz |
| Name in the subtitle of "Bond Bound |
| Somerhalder of "The Vampire Diaries |
| ''The Lord of the Rings'' actor Holm |
| Olivia Forms a Band" author Falconer |
| 1991 British Open winner Baker-Finch |
| 2008 All-Star second baseman Kinsler |
| First name of the creator of M and Q |
| Magneto portrayer McKellen in "X-Men |
| Sir ___ McKellen (Gandalf portrayer) |
| Ziering of "Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No! |
| Actor Charleson of "Chariots of Fire |
| Actor McKellen of "The Da Vinci Code |
| Author Fleming who created James Bond |
| Olympic swimming gold medalist Thorpe |
| ''A Question of Blood'' author Rankin |
| The Vampire Diaries" star Somerhalder |
| Actor Harding of "Pretty Little Liars |
| From Russia with Love" writer Fleming |
| ___ Hamilton's March" (Churchill book) |
| From Russia, with Love" author Fleming |
| Love Will Tear Us Apart" singer Curtis |
| McDiarmid who played Emperor Palpatine |
| Echo & the Bunnymen frontman McCulloch |
| The Vampire Diaries" actor Somerhalder |
| 2008 British Open runner-up Poulter (3) |
| Actor Ziering of the "Sharknado" movies |
| The Lightning Seeds lead singer Broudie |
| Ziering of "Sharknado 2: The Second One |
| Sharknado: The 4th Awakens" star Ziering |
| Astbury of The Doors of the 21st Century |
| Gandalf in the "Lord of the Rings" films |
| McKellen of 2017's "Beauty and the Beast |
| Swimmer Thorpe (known as the "Thorpedo") |
| '60s-'70s Rhodesian prime minister Smith |
| Jurassic Park" mathematician ___ Malcolm |
| Sharknado 2: The Second One" star Ziering |
| McKellen of "The Lord of the Rings" films |
| Name whose Italian equivalent is Giovanni |
| Actor Somerhalder of "The Vampire Diaries |
| X-Men: Days of Future Past" actor McKellen |
| Golden Globe-winning English actor McShane |
| Hotelier Schrager who co-founded Studio 54 |
| Janis ___, with the 1975 hit "At Seventeen |
| McKellen or McShane of "The Golden Compass |
| McKellen who portrayed Gandalf and Magneto |
| Halifax's_____Millar (Champion show jumper) |
| McKellen in a bromance with Patrick Stewart |
| McKellen of the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy |
| McKellen with the line "You shall not pass! |
| Name on the cover of 100+ million thrillers |
| Singer with the #1 album "Between the Lines |
| Title character of the BBC drama "Bondmaker |
| Trombonist McDougall or folk singer Tamblyn |
| ___ Hunter, leader of rock's Mott the Hoople |
| Olivia Helps With Christmas" author Falconer |
| Actor McShane who starred on HBO's "Deadwood |
| Swimmer Thorpe with five Olympic gold medals |
| ____and Sylvia (Canadian singer song writers) |
| Actor Holm who voiced Skinner in "Ratatouille |
| McKellen who voiced The Toad in "Flushed Away |
| Professor Cameron's first name in "Mary Worth |
| First name of the swimmer dubbed the "Thorpedo |
| Swimmer dubbed " the Thorpedo," to his friends |
| Somerhalder of "Lost" and "The Vampire Diaries |
| Holm or McKellen of "The Fellowship of the Ring |
| Janis ___, singer of the 1975 hit "At Seventeen |
| Swimmer Thorpe who has five Olympic gold medals |
| McKellen who played Magneto in the "X-Men" films |
| Patrick's "Waiting for Godot" costar on Broadway |
| Olympic swimmer Thorpe who's won five gold medals |
| Producer/director ___ MacNaughton of Monty Python |
| Gandalf portrayer McKellen in the "Hobbit" trilogy |
| Singer Janis with the hit album "Between the Lines |
| The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug" actor McKellen |
| Humorist Frazier frequently found in The New Yorker |
| McShane of the upcoming Starz series "American Gods |
| Golfer Baker-Finch, winner of the 1991 British Open |
| ___ Thorpe, 2000 and 2004 Olympic swimming sensation |
| McKellen who's played Magneto in five "X-Men" movies |
| Michael ___ Black (regular on VH1's "I Love the X0s") |
| Janis ___ (singer who sang the 1975 hit "At Seventeen") |
| Ziering who plays Fin Shepard in the "Sharknado" movies |
| ___ Malcolm (Jeff Goldblum's character in "Jurassic Park") |
| English actor Abercrombie who played Mr. Pitt on "Seinfeld |
| Rangers second baseman Kinsler or James Bond creator Fleming |
| Janis who was the first musical guest on "Saturday Night Live |
| Baseball's ___ Desmond, three-time Silver Slugger Award winner |
| Falconer who writes children's stories about a pig named Olivia |
| Writer/illustrator Falconer known for "Olivia" children's books |
| And Now for Something Completely Different" director MacNaughton |
| McKellen who plays Gandalf in "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey |
| Sharknado" actor Ziering who recently danced with the Chippendales |
| Janis ___ ("Mean Girls" character/first singer to appear on "SNL") |
| Michael ___ Black ("Trust Me, I'm a Game Show Host" game show host) |
| Somerhalder who plays bad-boy vampire Damon on "The Vampire Diaries |
| Pretty Little Liars" actor Harding who's won four Teen Choice Awards |
| Michael ___ Black ("Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp" actor) |
| Australian swimmer Thorpe who won three gold medals at the 2000 Olympics |
| Beverly Hills 90210" actor Ziering who recently performed with the Chippendales |