| John |
| Jacket |
| Harlow |
| Lafitte |
| Art's Arp |
| BillieKing |
| ___ Valjean |
| Author Auel |
| Western wear |
| Sturdy cloth |
| Denim fabric |
| Sturdy fabric |
| Novelist Auel |
| Rapper Wyclef |
| Genet or Gabin |
| Actress Harlow |
| Hugo's Valjean |
| Novelist Genet |
| Pirate Laffite |
| Renoir of film |
| Writer Cocteau |
| Pirate Lafitte |
| Auel or Arthur |
| Levi's material |
| Billie ___ King |
| Director Renoir |
| Genet or Racine |
| Painter Fouquet |
| Smart of ''24'' |
| Jacket material? |
| Anouilh of drama |
| Brodie or Harlow |
| Cocteau or Gabin |
| Cocteau or Harlow |
| Maggie Smith role |
| Peters or Simmons |
| Shepherd of radio |
| Playwright Racine |
| Composer Sibelius |
| Hersholt or Harlow |
| Racine or Rousseau |
| 3-D art pioneer Arp |
| Chrétien of Canada |
| Super hero ___ Grey |
| Harlow or Stapleton |
| Psychologist Piaget |
| ___-Claude Van Damme |
| Clarkson's successor |
| Simmons or Stapleton |
| French writer Cocteau |
| Legion" actress Smart |
| Movie director Renoir |
| Actress ____ Stapleton |
| Artist Millet or Corot |
| David Bowie: "Blue ___ |
| ___ jacket (denim top) |
| French dramatist Racine |
| Blonde Bombshell" Harlow |
| Actress Arthur or Simmons |
| Actress Smart of TV's "24 |
| Legendary Edith portrayer |
| Renoir, the film director |
| She won Emmys playing Edith |
| English girl — French boy |
| Valjean of "Les Misérables |
| ___ material (sturdy fabric) |
| Finlandia" composer Sibelius |
| 'The Prime of Miss -- Brodie' |
| Sturdy, twilled cotton fabric |
| Tennis legend Billie ___ King |
| ___ Grey (member of the X-Men) |
| ___ jacket (bit of casualwear) |
| Name often seen before a hyphen |
| ''Platinum Blonde'' star Harlow |
| Stapleton of "All in the Family |
| Blue ___" (1984 David Bowie hit) |
| Stapleton who played Edith Bunker |
| Billie ___" (Michael Jackson song) |
| Legendary sitcom actress Stapleton |
| Timecop" actor ___-Claude Van Damme |
| ___ Kennedy Smith (sister of J.F.K.) |
| Actress Stapleton of "All in the Family |
| Cotton textile named for an Italian city |
| Shepherd who co-wrote "A Christmas Story |
| Dujardin who won Best Actor for "The Artist |
| Sleepy" woman in the song "Daydream Believer |
| Shepherd who wrote "The Ferrari in the Bedroom |
| ___-Claude Van Damme ("The Expendables 2" actor) |
| First Canadian Governor General of African descent |
| The Diving Bell and the Butterfly" author ___-Dominique Bauby |
| Musician Wyclef who recently released "The Carnival III," his first studio album in eight years |