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Crossword clue for "ALDA"

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ALDA: Rhapsody in Blue actor; Burghoff's co-star; Pierce player; TV's Hawkeye; Acting father or son; Pierce in MASH; Robert or Alan; Alphonso D'Abruzzo; Alan of "The West Wing"; Same Time, Next Year star; Alan of {/Marriage Story/}; Alan who played Jack's dad on {/30 Rock/}; Alan who hosts "Scientific American Frontiers"; Alan who posted a video of himself attempting a cartwheel at the age of 80; Actor Alan of Louis C.K.'s "Horace and Pete"; Alan of the "Clear+Vivid" podcast; Emmy-winning Alan; Alan with six Golden Globes; Hawkeye Pierce portrayer; Pierce portrayer; Tony winner for "Guys and Dolls"; Alan of "M*A*S*H"; The Aviator nominee; Wanderlust co-star; Alan of "The Blacklist"; Childrens author Arlene; He played Senator Vinick on "The West Wing"; Alan of "Bridge of Spies"; Alan in "Bridge of Spies"; Six-time Emmy winner Alan; Actor whose actual last name is D'Abruzzo; M*A*S*H star; A New Life actor; He played Hawkeye; Alan of "The Aviator"; Feminist actor Alan; M*A*S*H regular; M*A*S*H lead; (see 32-Across); Actor Alan of "M*A*S*H"; Actor Alan or Robert; TV doctor portrayer; Paper Lion star Alan; Opera singer Frances; Vinick's portrayer on "The West Wing"; Host of "Scientific American Frontiers"; Pierce's portrayer on TV; Oscar nominee for "The Aviator"; Marriage Story star, 2019; Star of "Marriage Story", 2019; President player in "Canadian Bacon", 1995; Jake's Women star Alan; M*A*S*H actor; The Four Seasons director/star; Betsy's Wedding star; Jake's Women star; The Four Seasons writer Alan; Actor Robert or Alan; He played Benjamin Franklin Pierce; Pierce's portrayer; The Four Seasons director; The Seduction of Joe Tynan star; Alan of "Crimes & Misdemeanors"; Farrell's costar; Pierce on "M*A*S*H"; Robert of "Guys and Dolls"; Swit's costar; The Object of My Affection actor Alan; Alan of "Betsy's Wedding"; Alan of "Mad City"; Player of Pierce on TV; The Four Seasons director Alan; Alan of "What Women Want"; Actor Alan of "Canadian Bacon"; Alan of "The Object of My Affection"; He was the President in "Canadian Bacon"; Pierce player on "M*A*S*H"; Pierce portrayer on "M*A*S*H"; Star of "M*A*S*H"; Alan of "Sweet Liberty"; Alan or Robert; Hollywood's Alan or Robert; M*A*S*H Emmy winner; Alan of "Manhattan Murder Mystery"; Alan of "Same Time, Next Year"; Robert who starred in Broadway's "Guys and Dolls"; Best supporting actor nominee for "The Aviator"; Betsy's Wedding director Alan (1); Robert ___ (original Sky Masterson); To Kill a Clown actor Alan; Emmy winner Alan; M*A*S*H star Alan; Scientific American Frontiers host; Sweet Liberty star; The West Wing Emmy winner Alan; The Seduction of Joe Tynan title actor; Actor Alan; Alan of "Canadian Bacon"; Host of PBS's "Scientific American Frontiers"; Things I Overheard While Talking to Myself author Alan; He played Tynan in "The Seduction of Joe Tynan"; Alan of "Wanderlust"; See 11-Down; Star of TV's "M*A*S*H"; Tower Heist villain portrayer Alan; Alan of "Flirting with Disaster"; Alan of "Tower Heist"; Actor-director Alan; Alan of "Crimes and Misdemeanors"; Alan who played Feynman in "QED"; Alan with six Golden Globes for "M*A*S*H"; Captain Pierce portrayer; Plimpton portrayer in "Paper Lion"; See 22-Across; The Aviator Oscar nominee Alan; Tower Heist actor Alan; Actor Alan of "Bridge of Spies"; Alan with six Emmys and six Golden Globes; Candy's "Canadian Bacon" costar; He played Pierce; In 2004, he played Senators in both The West Wing and The Aviator; Affable Alan; M*A*S*H actor Alan; Alan who played villains in "Tower Heist" and "The Blacklist"; Alan on the World Science Festival's board of directors; Crimes and Misdemeanors star; An Alan; Swit co-star; Capt. Pierce; Betsy's Wedding director; M*A*S*H man; Same Time, Next Year actor; What Women Want actor; 1945 Gershwin portrayer Robert; M*A*S*H mainstay; Sweet Liberty director; What Woman Want actor; Paper Lion actor; The Four Seasons actor-director; The West Wing actor; The West Wing Emmy winner; 1986 Academy Awards cohost; Hawkeye Pierce portrayer Alan; He played Pierce on "M*A*S*H"; M*A*S*H Emmy winner for acting, writing and directing; Crimes and Misdemeanors actor; Flash of Genius actor; Robert of Broadway's "Guys and Dolls"; Flash of Genius actor Alan; The Aviator actor; Director of the last episode of "M*A*S*H"; Manhattan Murder Mystery actor; The Aviator (2004) actor; Bisset co-star in "The Mephisto Waltz"; 32 years elapsed between his first and most recent Emmys; Bisset's "The Mephisto Waltz" co-star; The Aviator Oscar nominee; The Blacklist actor; Wanderlust actor Alan; Bridge of Spies actor Alan; The Aviator actor Alan; The Blacklist actor Alan; Six-time Emmy winner; Father or son actor; Only actor to appear in every episode of "M*A*S*H"; Bridge of Spies actor; Actor who's played a doctor and senator on TV; Director of the final episode of "M*A*S*H"; The Aviator (2004) Oscar nominee; See 25-Across; Marriage Story actor Alan; 2018 SAG Life Achievement Award recipient; Betsy's Wedding writer/director; The West Wing Emmy winner, 2006; Actor Alan who hosts the "Clear+Vivid" podcast; Longtime Swit co-star; Things I Overheard While Talking to Myself memoirist Alan; Longtime Farr co-star; Same Time, Next Year actor Alan; Actor who hosted "Scientific American Frontiers" from 1993 to 2005; Emmy winner who hosts the "Clear+Vivid" podcast; See 14-Across; He played 12 Down; Rhapsody in Blue star; Joe Tynan portrayer; Guys and Dolls star of '50; Manhattan Murder Mystery star; The Four Seasons star; Gershwin portrayer of 1945; See 112 Down; Murder at 1600 bad guy; A costar of Swit; Rhapsody in Blue lead; See 19 Across; See 3 Down; Broadway's first Sky Masterson; Colleague of Rogers and Farrell; Tony winner of 1951; Actor born Alphonso D'Abruzzo; See 59 Down; Never Have Your Dog Stuffed memoirist; Vinick portrayer on "The West Wing"; Baldwin's "30 Rock" dad; Sheen's would-be successor in "The West Wing"; Six-Emmy Alan; Guys and Dolls Tony winner; See 42 Across; Vinick on "The West Wing"; West Wing Emmy winner; Six-Emmy winner; Tower Heist villain; Baldwin's father on "30 Rock"; Director of the last "M*A*S*H" episode; See 31 Across; See 8 Down; 118 Down star; Baldwin's dad on "30 Rock"; DiCaprio adversary in "The Aviator"; Emmy winner for acting, directing and writing; See 1 Down; Father-and-son acting surname; '60s "What's My Line?" regular, pre-TV stardom; 11-year star as a sitcom surgeon; 256-episode sitcom surgeon; Alan who played Hawkeye; Star as a sitcom surgeon; Hanks' boss in "Bridge of Spies"; Guy in a jeep on '70s "TV Guide" covers; See 12-Down; See 63-Across; Manhattan Murder Mystery and "Murder at 1600" costar; Actor whose real name is D'Abruzzo; See 18-Down; Burghoff and Swit costarred with him; Costar of Farr and Farrell; Actor in Broadway's "Glengarry Glen Ross"; Director of "Betsy's Wedding"; Director of "The Four Seasons"; Five-time Emmy winner; He lost out to Morgan Freeman for the 2004 Best Supporting Actor Oscar; Senator portrayer in "The West Wing" and "The Aviator"; Glengarry Glen Ross Tony nominee; 1985 Academy Awards show cohost; Alan of "Jake's Women"; Author of "Never Have Your Dog Stuffed"; Soprano Frances; He played Stiller's biological father in "Flirting With Disaster"; Burstyn's "Same Time, Next Year" costar; He was on the first cover of Dynamite magazine; Crimes and Misdemeanors actor Alan; Frances ___, formerly of the Met.; Famed soprano opera star.; He played George Gershwin in "Rhapsody in Blue.”; Actor Robert ___.; Former Met star.; Actor in "Guys and Dolls."; He's in "Guys and Dolls."; One of the guys in "Guys and Dolls."; Star in "Guys and Dolls."; Star of "Guys and Dolls."; Star of the Met from 1908 to 1929.; Former opera star.; Frances Davis of opera fame.; He's featured in "Guys and Dolls.”; Late opera star.; Player in "Guys and Dolls."; Broadway star.; Former diva.; Former operatic star.; Mme. Frances ___, former Met star.; Prima donna of the Met's golden years.; She starred at the Met, 1908–29.; She was Mrs. Gatti-Casazza.; Stage and TV star.; Actor Robert.; Actor from N.Y.C.; He portrayed Gershwin.; Mme. Frances ___, Met star.; Mme. Frances ___.; Musical star, Robert ___.; New Zealand–born soprano.; Robert of the stage.; He played in "Guys and Dolls."; Portrayer of Gershwin.; Former opera soprano.; Screen star.; Guys and Dolls star.; Former opera singer.; TV actor Robert.; Famous name in opera.; Former Met diva.; Great name in opera.; Diva Frances.; The Apple Tree star.; Opera great.; Former Met soprano.; Singer-actor Robert.; Broadway's Alan; Frances or Robert; Robert or Frances; Alan, the actor; Captain Pierce on TV; Alan of films and TV; Alan or Richard; TV's Capt. Pierce; Alan, son of Robert; Diva Frances ___: 1883–1952; Pierce of "M*A*S*H"; Alan or Robert of films; Former darling of the Met set; Frances of opera; Hawkeye in a TV series; Opera star Frances ___: 1883–1952; Four Seasons director; M*A*S*H has brought him cash; Actor-writer-director; He's Hawkeye on TV; Robert ___, who once played Gershwin; He was a smash on "M*A*S*H"; Italian cinematographer; Soprano Frances of yesteryear; Soprano who wrote "Men, Women and Tenors"; Rhapsody in Blue star: 1945; Alan of TV and films; Caryl Chessman's portrayer; Director of "The Four Seasons": 1981; Hawkeye portrayer; Noted actor-director; Alan from N.Y.C.; TV's Hawkeye Pierce; Hawkeye of "M*A*S*H"; Main man in "M*A*S*H"; Actor in "M*A*S*H"; Hawkeye Pierce actor; Actor in "Same Time, Next Year"; Actor in "The Four Seasons"; Gershwin portrayer; Hawkeye on TV; Robert or Alan of films; Soprano Frances ___; M*A*S*H TV star; Soprano Frances: 1883-1952; Star in "The Four Seasons"; He played Gershwin; Major Pierce portrayer; Robert (père) or Alan (fils); Pierce, in a TV series; See 15 Across; He directed "The Four Seasons"; Temperamental Met soprano: 1908-29; Guys and Dolls Tony winner, 1951; California Suite star; Sweet Liberty” star nyt 1995 ALDA Hawkeye Pierce's portrayer nyt 1995 ALDA Soprano Frances nyt 1995 ALDAS Noted father and son actors nyt 1995 ALDEBARAN Brilliant orange star of the northern sky nyt 1995 ALDEN Longfellow character nyt 1995 ALDENTE One way to cook pasta nyt 1995 ALDERS Drug-yielding plants nyt 1995 ALDERS Thicket trees nyt 1995 ALDORAY Tough guy of filmdom nyt 1995 ALDORAY Tough guy of filmdom nyt 1995 ALE Brighton brew nyt 1995 ALE Brighton brew nyt 1995 ALE Dark brew nyt 1995 ALE Draft ____ nyt 1995 ALE Guinness, e.g. nyt 1995 ALE Half of a half-and-half nyt 1995 ALE Hearty draught nyt 1995 ALE Hearty quaff nyt 1995 ALE Inn drink nyt 1995 ALE It may have a big head nyt 1995 ALE Pub brew nyt 1995 ALE Pub quaff nyt 1995 ALE Stout relative nyt 1995 ALE The King's Head order nyt 1995 ALEA Epithet of Athena nyt 1995 ALEAK Dripping nyt 1995 ALEAK Dripping nyt 1995 ALEAK Spring _____ nyt 1995 ALEAN ..._____ and hungry look"; Alan of "The Four Seasons"; Capt. Pierce portrayer; He was Pierce on "M*A*S*H"; Crimes & Misdemeanors actor; Everyone Says I Love You actor; Pierce player on TV; The Mephisto Waltz star; See 5-Down; Two-time Emmy winner as best actor in a comedy; A New Life director; Actor whose last name has three letters of his first; Co-star of Farrell and Swit; Joe Tynan's portrayer, 1979; Swit's TV co-star; 1940's-80's actor Robert; Betsy's Wedding actor; Betsy's Wedding star, 1990; Hawkeye player; See 58-Across; 13-Down player; Alan of "The Seduction of Joe Tynan"; Hawkeye player on "M*A*S*H"; The Aviator actor, 2004; Longtime host of "Scientific American Frontiers"; Oscar nominee for "The Aviator," 2004; Pierce portrayer on TV and film; Jenny co-star, 1970; Paper Lion star, 1968; Sweet Liberty director and star; Hawkeye's portrayer; The Seduction of Joe Tynan star, 1979; Tony winner for "Guys and Dolls," 1951; Robert who won a Tony for "Guys and Dolls"; Tony nominee for "Glengarry Glen Ross"; Tynan player in "The Seduction of Joe Tynan"; 2006 Emmy winner for "The West Wing"; Alan who directed and starred in "Betsy's Wedding"; Capt. Pierce player; Crimes and Misdemeanors actor, 1989; 1985 Oscars co-host with Fonda and Williams; Alan of Hollywood; Alan who played TV's Hawkeye; Only person to win Emmys for acting, writing and directing; Alan who was born Alphonso D'Abruzzo; Alan who won an Emmy for his role on "The West Wing"; Star of the most-watched TV episode ever; Tower Heist actor, 2011; Gershwin portrayer in "Rhapsody in Blue"; He played Hawkeye on "M*A*S*H"; Photographer/writer Arlene; Actor whose last name is a 41-Down of his first name, after a D is changed to an N; He played the U.S. president in "Canadian Bacon," 1995; Oscar-nominated actor for "The Aviator"; Robert of "The Girl Who Knew Too Much"; Senator Vinick's portrayer on "The West Wing"; Actor whose four-letter first name shares three letters with his last; Alan who played Captain Pierce; Actor nominated for 34 Emmys; Alan in the Television Hall of Fame; Alan who wrote the book "If I Understood You, Would I Have This Look on My Face?"; Director of the "M*A*S*H" finale; Manhattan Murder Mystery actor, 1993; Famous Alan whose last name shares three of the four letters of ALAN; Hawkeye's player on "M*A*S*H"; Actor with the 2007 memoir "Things I Overheard While Talking to Myself"; Alan with six Emmys; Multi-Emmy-winning actor whose first and last names start with the same two letters; M*A*S*H co-star Alan; Actor Alan of "Crimes and Misdemeanors"; Actor who played Senator Vinick on "The West Wing"; Captain Pierce portrayer on old TV; Portrayer of Senator Vinick on "The West Wing"; Robert of 'Cloak and Dagger'; Alan of TV and film; Alan of films; Pierce player Alan; Alan of the screen; Actor Alan who, to my knowledge, hasn't publicly commented on his crossword ubiquity; Hollywood surname that's a portmanteau of Alphonso D'Abruzzo (how about that!); Frequent actor in Woody Allen films; Portrayer of Sen. Joe Tynan, 1979; Actor who wrote the memoir "Things I Overheard While Talking to Myself"; Stony Brook University's Alan ___ Center for Communicating Science; Actor who played a senator on "The West Wing" and in "The Aviator"; Kinnear's "Flash of Genius" co-star; Paper Lion star; Farr's co-worker; Pierce portrayer on classic TV; Wayne Rogers co-star; Alan the sitcom legend; Burghoff's TV co-star; D'Abruzzo's acting name; Hawkeye portrayer of classic TV; Swit colleague; Sitcom legend Alan; Alphonso D'Abruzzo, but you can call him Alan; Hollywood's Alan; Sitcom legend; Betsy's Wedding star Alan; Last name in classic TV sitcoms; Portrayer of Pierce; See 30-Across; Benjamin Franklin Pierce portrayer; Last name among sitcom legends; Pierce's portrayer, on classic TV; Bridge of Spies costar Alan; See 47-Down; Alan of "Scientific American Frontiers"; M*A*S*H actor hidden in "historical data"; 30 Rock Emmy nominee Alan; Actor Alan of "Ray Donovan"; Star of Betsy's Wedding; See 28 Across; Soprano Francis; Linvilles TV co-star; PBS host; Frances Jeanne of the Met; M*A*S*H s Pierce; TV.s M*A*S*H mainstay; With 2 Down Hawkeye portrayer; Scientific Frontiers star; PBS host Alan; Star of a classic TV sitcom; Classic TV's Pierce; See 26-Across; Vinick portrayer in "The West Wing"; Pierce's portrayer of classic TV; Actor Alan who is a Math-O-Vision judge; Alan of "ER"; Portrayer of Pierce and Vinick; Sitcom costar of Farrell and Farr; Alan of "The Longest Ride"; Alan with a SAG Lifetime Achievement Award; Rhapsody in Blue star Robert; The West Wing actor Alan; See 18 Across; Vinick portrayer; Costar of Swit; Vinick player; Director of "Sweet Liberty"; Longtime Farrell costar; Glengarry Glen Ross Tony nominee Alan; ___ mode; Mad City actor Alan; Sweet Liberty director Alan; Costar of Broadway's "Art"; Writer/director of the last "M*A*S*H" episode; Guys and Dolls star of 1950; Co-star of Farr and Burghoff; Emmy, Tony and Oscar nominee of 2005; Smits's rival on "The West Wing"; Things I Overheard While Talking to Myself memoirist; Target of Stiller and Murphy in "Tower Heist"; 2004 Oscar nominee Alan; Captain Pierce's portrayer; Co-star of Burghoff and Swit; Co-star of Farrell and Farr; Co-star of Swit and Burghoff; Alan who co-starred with 3-Down; Bisset's co-star in "The Mephisto Waltz"; Emmy winner for "M*A*S*H" and "The West Wing"; Alan with three Tony nominations; Alan in "The Aviator"