| Roman Hera |
| Roman deity |
| Mrs. Jupiter |
| Roman goddess. |
| Mother of Mars |
| Jupiter's mate |
| Normandy beach |
| Jupiter's wife |
| Queen of heaven |
| Wife of Jupiter |
| A Normandy beach |
| Pantheonic queen |
| Pantheon goddess |
| Jupiter's sister |
| Jupiter's spouse |
| Saturn's daughter |
| O'Casey character |
| Daughter of Saturn |
| Hera's counterpart |
| Matronalia honoree |
| Hera, to the Romans |
| 2007 Ellen Page film |
| Stately, regal woman. |
| 2007 Ellen Page movie |
| Ellen Page comedy film |
| Woman in O'Casey title |
| Fourth-largest asteroid |
| Mother of Mars, in myth |
| Hera's Roman counterpart |
| Antagonist in the "Aeneid |
| Queen of heaven, to Caesar |
| 2007 Ellen Page title role |
| Film written by Diablo Cody |
| Canadian popular music award |
| 2007 film about teen pregnancy |
| O'Casey's "___ and the Paycock |
| 2007 title role for Ellen Page |
| __ and the Paycock": O'Casey play |
| O'Casey play "_____ and the Paycock |
| Title teen in a 2007 hit indie film |
| 2007 Best Original Screenplay winner |
| 2007 film that won a screenplay Oscar |
| 2007 Ellen Page film about a pregnant teen |
| Honoree of the Romans' Matronalia festival |
| Goddess named in the opening of the "Aeneid |
| 2007 Oscar-nominated teen role for Ellen Page |
| 2007 Ellen Page film about a pregnant teenager |
| Roman goddess, protector of women and marriage |
| 2007 Ellen Page movie about a pregnant teenager |
| 2007 movie starring Ellen Page and Michael Cera |
| 2007 film featuring Ellen Page as a pregnant teen |
| Goddess often pictured in a peacock-drawn chariot |
| 2007 Best Picture nominee with a mythological name |
| 2007 movie in which Ellen Page played a pregnant teen |
| 2007 film for which Ellen Page got an Oscar nomination |
| 2007 film that won the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay |
| 2007 Oscar winner (Best Original Screenplay) about a pregnant teenager |