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Crossword clue for "ANNE"

ANNE: William and Mary's successor

Other crossword clues for answer "ANNE"

ANNE: Novelist Rice who writes about vampires, Jesus, and BDSM-- though not at the same time; Ms. Boleyn; __ of Green Gables; Actress Archer; British princess; Diarist Frank; Green Gables girl; Harry's aunt; Lasher author Rice; Saint Maybe novelist Tyler; Author Rice; Designer Klein; Lindbergh's wife; Author Tyler; Francis or Baxter; Lindbergh or Boleyn; ___ of the Thousand Days; Francis or Frank; Novelist Tyler; Royal family name; Archer or Baxter; Pretzel businesswoman Beiler; ___ With an E (hit Netflix series); Bancroft with an Oscar; Hathaway who played Daphne Kluger in "Ocean's Eight"; Coming of Age in Mississippi author Moody; Queen in "The Favourite"; Literary sister of Emily and Charlotte; Murray or Frank; Ms. Bancroft; One of the Brontë sisters; Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play playwright Washburn; Actress Hathaway; Baby photographer Geddes; First name among diarists; Frank, in a diary; Hathaway of "Les Misérables"; Helen Keller's teacher Sullivan; Keothavong of tennis; Minimalist painter Truitt; Mrs. Charles Lindbergh; Prince Harry's aunt; Rice native to Louisiana; William Shakespeare's wife; Paris mayor Hidalgo; ___ With an E (Netflix series); William and Harry's aunt; ___ Arundel (Maryland county); Gentleman Jack diarist Lister; Obie-winning director Kauffman; Rebel's co-star in "The Hustle"; A queen of England; Queen from Cleves; Henry VIII's second; Henry's Boleyn; Bradstreet the poet; Sexton of poetry; Henry VIII's Boleyn; Rice the writer; Elizabeth's daughter; One of the royal family; Archer in movies; Hathaway or Heche; James's Oscar-night cohost; Fantine, opposite Hugh as Jean; Kate's aunt-in-law; Rice or Tyler; A Bronte sister; Last ruling Stuart; One of the Brontës; Tale-telling Tyler; ___ of Green Gables; Snowbird singer Murray; Bancroft or Boleyn; Frank or Jackson; Persuasion heroine; Charlotte and Emily's literary sister; Daughter of James II; Poet Sexton; Contemplations poet Bradstreet; Last Stuart ruler; Name shared by two of Henry VIII's wives; John Donne, ___ Donne, Undone; Noah's Compass author Tyler; Last of the Stuart monarchs; ___ Hathaway, wife of Shakespeare; Gift From the Sea author Lindbergh; Persuasion heroine ___ Elliot; ___ of Bohemia (Richard II's queen consort); Queen who united England and Scotland; Youngest Brontë sister; Sister of Charlotte and Emily; Youngest of the Brontë sisters; Live or Die poet Sexton; A mid-Atlantic capital was named after her; _____ of the Island (third in an early-20th century literary series); Maryland's _____ Arundel County, in which its capital lies; The wild carrot plant was named for her; _____ of Avonlea (1909 literary sequel); First British royal to compete at the Olympics; Namesake of a Baroque architectural style; Resusci _____ (CPR training doll); She's now somehow 14th in line to the throne, despite once being second (I don't get all those rules); Jane's predecessor as "The Weakest Link" host; Clear and Present Danger actress Archer; Fergie's former sister-in-law; Melodious Murray; Mother of Elizabeth I; Prince Charles's sister; Sister of Emily and Charlotte; Breathing Lessons novelist Tyler; Archer the actress; Bancroft of "The Graduate"; Vampire chronicler Rice; Vittorio the Vampire novelist Rice; Boleyn or Bancroft; Either of two wives for Henry; German diarist Frank; The Witching Hour author Rice; Actress Heche; Heche or Rice; Holocaust diarist Frank; Meara or Murray; Thousand-day queen of the screen; Snowbird songbird Murray; The Weakest Link host Robinson; Second or fourth wife of Henry VIII; Stiller's partner Meara; Green Gables lass; Hollywood's Heche; Murray of country music; Queen for 1,000 days; Sci-fi author McCaffrey; A Brontë; Actress Jeffreys; Archer without a quiver?; Diary keeper Frank; Ellen's ex; Heche of "John Q"; Robinson of "The Weakest Link"; Writer Rice; Interview With the Vampire author Rice; Vampire novelist Rice; Archer of "Patriot Games"; England's queen: 1702-14; Ms. Baxter; Baxter of "The Ten Commandments"; Designer Geddes; One of the Brönte sisters; Songstress Murray; ___ of Cleaves; The Dragonriders of Pern series author McCaffrey; Girl of Green Gables; Hathaway of "The Devil Wears Prada"; Heche of "Men in Trees"; Ill-fated Boleyn; She of the thousand days; Singer Murray; Author Tyler or Rice; Ben Stiller's mom; Country singer Murray; Last of the Stuarts; Rice a.k.a. Rampling; Rice from New Orleans; Sister of Charles; British Princess Royal; Hathaway of "Bride Wars"; Hathaway of "Get Smart"; Rice who writes; Heche of "Wag the Dog"; Rice whose characters suck; Name of one-third of Henry VIII's wives; Rice of New Orleans; ___ Hathaway a.k.a. Mrs. Shakespeare; Agnes Grey writer Brontë; Bancroft heard in "Antz"; Hathaway of "The Dark Knight Rises"; Hathaway of Hollywood; Murray of country; Rice good with vampires; Les Misérables Oscar winner Hathaway; The Vampire Chronicles author Rice; Yours, ___ (musical about a Jewish diarist); Bancroft or Meara; Fantasy author McCaffrey; Hathaway who won an Oscar for playing Fantine; L.M. Montgomery's literary heroine; Rice devoured by vampire lovers; Rice on a shelf; She played Fantine in the 2012 film "Les Misérables"; Green Gables name; Interview with the Vampire novelist Rice; Actress Hathaway of "Les MisÃ©rables"; Canadian singer Murray; Diarist ___ Frank; Elizabeth I's mother; Rice of Gothic fiction; Science fiction author McCaffrey; Worst Cooks in America cohost Burrell; Actress Bancroft; Beheaded Boleyn; Brooklyn-born Hathaway; Celebrity chef Burrell; Final Stuart monarch; Given name of two of Henry VIII's wives; Hathaway of "Interstellar"; Young Miss Frank; The Devil Wears Prada actress Hathaway; Carson or Tyler of writing; Hathaway or Erdmann; Hathaway who voiced a macaw in "Rio"; ___ Arundel County, Maryland; Dragonriders of Pern author McCaffrey; Actress Jackson or Bancroft; The Bard's wife; ______Bancroft Brooks; Hathaway of "The Princess Diaries"; Klein of fashion; A Stuart monarch; William's aunt; Wills' aunt; ___of Cleves; Charles's sister; ____of Cleves; A Lindbergh; Baxter or Boleyn; Boleyn, for one; First name of 35 Across; Frank or Baxter; Henry VIII's second wife; Klein of design; Literary Lindbergh; Mrs. Shakespeare; Author Bronte; Henry VIII's fourth; Meara of comedy; Actress Jackson or Baxter; Bronte or Boleyn; Elizabeth II's daughter; Archer on the screen; Diary name; Last Stuart queen of England; Writer Tyler; Elizabeth II's only daughter; Hugo winner McCaffrey; Oscar winner Baxter; Youngest Brontë; Boleyn of old England; Heche of Hollywood; Last Stuart queen; Rice in a bookstore; Shakespeare's wife; British royal who competed in the 1976 Olympics; Novelist Rice; With 2-Down, "Wag the Dog" actress; Green Gables resident; Queen after whom Maryland's capital is named; Ella Enchanted star Hathaway; Frank or Seymour; Last Stuart monarch; Either of two Henry VIII wives; Francis of Hollywood; Frank or Francis; Sister of Prince Charles; Author __ Morrow Lindbergh; Brontë who wrote "Agnes Grey"; Dustin's "The Graduate" co-star; Henry VIII's second or fourth wife; Only daughter of Elizabeth II; Queen Boleyn; Writing sister of Emily and Charlotte; Brontë or Boleyn; Oscar winner Hathaway; __ of Cleves; Gift From the Sea author __ Morrow Lindbergh; Archer of "Fatal Attraction"; Daughter of Elizabeth II; Novelist Brontë; Gothic fiction author Rice; Queen who succeeded William III; Green Gables heroine; Princess Royal of Britain; Worst Cooks in America judge Burrell; Hathaway of "Ocean's 8"; Hathaway of "Rachel Getting Married"; Hathaway of "The Intern" (2015); Name of two of Henry VIII's wives; Woman's name often spelled without its "e"; The Matrix actress Carrie-__ Moss; You Needed Me singer Murray; Author/aviator __ Morrow Lindbergh; Basketball Hall of Famer Donovan; Girl of Avonlea; Heche of "Psycho" (1998); Keller companion Sullivan; Youngest Brontë sibling; Actress Dudek of "House"; Carrie-__ Moss of "Jessica Jones"; Hall of Famer Donovan, first woman to coach a WNBA championship team; Lestat creator Rice; Pulitzer poet Sexton; Women's Basketball Hall of Famer Donovan; Dudek of "Mad Men"; Frank behind a bookcase; Frank with a diary; Hathaway married to Shakespeare; Murray with a star on both the Canada and Hollywood Walk of Fame; Pulitzer novelist Tyler; Coming of Age in Mississippi writer Moody; Avonlea adoptee; China __ McClain of "Black Lightning"; Donovan in the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame; Queen played by Olivia Colman in "The Favourite"; The Accidental Tourist novelist Tyler; Rice, for one; The Crown role for Erin Doherty; The Favourite queen; Brontë sister; Photographer Geddes; Princess athlete in the 1976 Summer Olympics; Sister of King Charles III; Boleyn or Heche; Francis or Murray; George I's mother; Mel Brooks' spouse; One of the Brontes; Queen Elizabeth's daughter; Rice or Heche; 1969 Bujold title role; Archer or Meara; Bancroft or Bronte; James II's daughter; Name of two of Henry's six; Royal princess; __ Boleyn; Andrew's sister; Boleyn or Baxter; First name of 31 Across; Heche or Hathaway; Prince Charles' sister; Sister of Emily; Archer or Heche; Comic Meara; Ms. Meara; __ Morrow Lindbergh; The Diary of __ Frank; Consort of Louis XIII; Mel Brooks' Mrs.; Murray or Meara; One of a British literary family; Prince Andrew's sister; Heche or Meara; Jackson or Rice; Jerry Stiller's wife; Otto Frank's daughter; Diarist __ Frank; Name of II of Henry VIII's VI; Rice, e.g.; Sister of Charlotte; Stuart queen; With 25 Down, "Volcano" actress; First sovereign of Great Britain; Lucy Maud Montgomery heroine; Vampire writer Rice; Colonial poet Bradstreet; Ben's mom; George I's predecessor; Rice of fiction; Vampire author Rice; Henry VIII's 2nd or 4th; Henry's second or fourth; Sister of 54 Across; George I predecessor; Vampire-novel author Rice; Murray of song; Queenly in-law of William of Orange; Henry VIII's 2nd; Oscar actress Hathaway; The Princess Royal; Henry's 2nd or 4th; Rice stocked in bookstores; Sainted mother of Mary; Shakespearean spouse; __ Frank House (Amsterdam museum); Elizabeth I's mom; Name on the cover of "Breathing Lessons"; Youngest of the Brontës; Name on the cover of the Mayfair Witches novels; Predecessor of George I; Queen __ furniture; With 48 Down, "Volcano" star; Youngest of a Yorkshire literary trio; Name on the cover of "Vittorio the Vampire"; Rice of vampire fiction; Hathaway of film; Whom George I succeeded; Actress Hathaway or diarist Frank; Author Rice or Actress Hathaway; First queen of Great Britain; One of two of Henry's six; Woman wrapped in flannel; Henry VIII's IInd or IVth; Last ruling queen before Victoria; Rice, for instance; Boleyn of British history; One of a literary sister trio; Prince William's aunt; Second-in-line to the Windsor throne, c. 1955; Actress Hathaway or author Rice; Either of two of Henry's eight; Infant photographer Geddes; Actress Heche of "Wag the Dog"; Royal first name; A Gift of Dragons author McCaffrey; Comic actress Meara; Only daughter of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip; Breathing Lessons author Tyler; English queen; Jean-Michel's fiancée in "La Cage aux Folles"; The Diary of ___ Frank; The Dragonriders of Pern author McCaffrey; ___ of the Thousand Days (1969 film); Archer of film; Poet Bradstreet; Queen Elizabeth II's daughter; She's ninth in line to the British throne; High School Musical actress Vanessa ___ Hudgens; Granddaughter of Charles I; Hathaway of "Ella Enchanted"; Heche of "Return to Paradise"; Seattle Storm head coach Donovan; The Gathering author Enright; Mrs. Robinson portrayer Bancroft; Portrayer of Jane in "Becoming Jane"; Wife of Richard III; Henry VIII cut her dead in public.; Mrs. Lindbergh.; The last of the Stuart sovereigns.; ___ O'Hare McCormick.; Fatima's sister in "Bluebeard."; Patron saint of married women.; Queen of England, 1702–14.; Bluebeard's sister-in-law.; Bride of former King Michael.; Ex-King Michael's fiancée.; Mihai's bride.; Eve, in "All About Eve."; Miss Baxter.; New princess.; Britain's princess.; Broadway's Miss Jeffreys.; Elizabeth's baby.; England's princess.; Hollywood's Miss Baxter.; Lady of Green Gables.; Miss Baxter of the movies.; Miss Jeffreys of "Kiss Me, Kate."; Prince Charlie's sister.; Princess Elizabeth is her mother.; Princess Margaret's niece.; Princess ___ Elizabeth Alice Louise.; English princess.; Little princess.; Miss Jeffreys of the stage.; Miss Jeffreys.; One of Mrs. Coolidge's names.; Popular princess.; Second in line for British crown.; Two-year-old Princess.; ___ Elizabeth Alice Louise.; Audrey Hepburn's role.; Barbara ___ Eisenhower.; Charles' sister.; Girl's name meaning grace.; Girl's name.; Louis XIII's wife.; Wife of Michael of Rumania.; Windsor's grandniece.; Mary ___.; Actress Baxter; Actress Jeffrey.; Fatima's sister.; Miss Jeffreys, singer.; Unfortunate Miss Boleyn.; Young princess.; Sister ___.; Author Lindbergh.; Famous four-year-old.; George VI's granddaughter.; Mrs. Coolidge's middle name.; Queen D'Artagnan served.; Queen ___ style of furniture.; She of the 1,000 days.; ___ Boleyn.; Character in "King Richard III."; ___ Frank.; Gusti Huber's role.; Name of many queens.; Queen ___ style.; The "Woman in White."; Princess of England.; ___ Hathaway.; Heroine of "Persuasion."; Millie Perkins' role.; 9-year-old princess.; Contemporary princess.; Mr. Jones' niece.; Queen ___'s lace.; ___ Arundel, Annapolis' county.; Fatima' sister.; Queen, last of the Stuart monarch, 1702–14.; Scott heroine.; Wilkie Collins' "Woman in White."; 11-year-old Princess.; Her day is July 26.; One of the Lindberghs.; Queen ___.; Sister of Charles and Andrew.; Mother of Louis XIV.; Wife of Joachim.; Bancroft.; Queen of England.; Hathaway.; Jane Austen heroine.; Regal name.; Saint of July 26th.; Name meaning grace.; Brittany's patron saint.; Feminine name.; One of the Stuarts.; Princess ___.; Boleyn.; Hannah's cousin.; Member of the Balmoral household.; Princess.; Queenly name.; Henry's fourth.; Princess ___, Md.; Wife of Henry VIII.; British queen; Baxter; Stratford name; Queen's name; Girl of 1,000 days; Oscar winner Bancroft; Quebec's patron saint; Bancroft or Baxter; Miss Hathaway; Miss Jackson; Mrs. Mark Phillips; Furniture queen; Lace-owning queen; Miss Bancroft; Furniture-style queen; Queen of lace; A wife of Henry VIII; Baxter or Hathaway; Jackson from Allegheny; Maxwell Anderson heroine; Biographer Edwards; British queen: 1702–14; Olympics contestant: 1976; Ste. ___ de Beaupré; Bancroft of films; Frank; One of Henry VIII's wives; Merry Wives . . . lass; James II daughter; She lost her head in 1536; She sees Meara in the mirror; 1,000-days queen; Actress Jackson; Diana's sister-in-law; Thousand-day queen; Designer Fogarty; English monarch: 1702-14; First name of 14 Across; Jackson or Jeffreys; Mirthful Meara; Resident of Green Gables; Sister-in-law of Diana; Sister-in-law of Princess Di; ___ Morrow Lindbergh; Di's sister-in-law; Meara or Jeffreys; A royal Stuart; Actress Meara; Mother of Mary; Queen or princess; An aunt of little Beatrice; Baxter or Bancroft; Boleyn or Hathaway; Meara or Boleyn; Queen in Swift's day; Runner Audain; Second daughter of James II; The Bard's mate; A Hathaway who had a way with Will; Thousand Days queen; Comedienne Meara; English queen or princess; A queen or princess; Frank or Hathaway; Will's wife; Actress Francis; British queen or princess; Meara or Bancroft; Nova Scotia's Murray; Royal equestrienne; Sister of Fatima; Boleyn or Frank; Lace-owning saint?; Queen who disliked Jonathan Swift; An 18th-century queen; Bancroft or Francis; One of Di's in-laws; Wife two for Henry VIII; Mrs. Mel Brooks; One of two of Henry's six wives; ___ de Beaujeu, a daughter of Louis XI; Aetress Archer; Educator Sullivan; ____ of the Thousand Days; A Bronté; Helen Keller's teacher _____ Sullivan; House of Stuart monarch; Lady ____ of "Richard III"; Montgomery's "_____ of Green Gables"; _____ Boleyn; Shakespeare's Hathaway; Sister of King Arthur; William III's successor; Jackson or Tyler; Writer Lindbergh; Queen before George I; Queen in Dumas's "Twenty Years After"; Edgar Lee Masters's "___ Rutledge"; One of the Windsors; One of two of the VIII's six; Actress Revere of "National Velvet"; Either of two wives of Henry VIII; Frank girl; French actress Parillaud; Shakespeare's ___ Hathaway; British royal; Henry VIII's second or fourth; Archer of note; Charlotte and Emily's sister; Game show host Robinson; See 25-Across; Hutchinson who, in 1637, was expelled from the Massachusetts colony for her religious ideas; Last of the House of Stuart; With 40-Down, popular fashion label; ___ Boleyn, queen to Henry VIII; One of two wives of Henry VIII; Stuart monarch; Novelist McCaffrey; Princess born 8/15/1950; Rice who wrote "Vittorio the Vampire"; Missing from 73-Down; Tyler who wrote "Breathing Lessons"; With 36-Across, popular comedic actress; ___ of Cleves, English queen; Aunt of Prince Harry; Charles Lindbergh's wife; Mother of Queen Elizabeth I; Tyler or Jackson; Monarch immediately after William and Mary; Windsor princess; ___ Elliot, heroine of Jane Austen's "Persuasion"; First name of Henry VIII's second; Rice who wrote of vampires; Saint ___, mother of the Virgin Mary; ___ Page, woman in "The Merry Wives of Windsor"; Author McCaffrey; James I's queen consort; Jesus' maternal grandmother; Rice who wrote "The Vampire Chronicles"; Actress Hathaway of "The Princess Diaries"; Frank writing in a diary; Last monarch of the House of Stuart; Queen with a "lace"; ___ of Denmark (James I's queen consort); One of two of Henry VIII's six; Queen in "The Three Musketeers"; Rice on shelves; Writer Katherine ___ Porter; Hathaway of "Becoming Jane"; ___ Bradstreet, America's first published poet; Colonial heretic Hutchinson; English princess who competed in the 1976 Olympics; Rice who has written about werewolves, mummies and vampires; Aunt of Prince William; Boleyn, Brontë or Bancroft; Carson who won the 2001 T. S. Eliot Prize for Poetry; Fashion designer Klein; Longtime Princess Royal; Sullivan who taught Helen Keller; Virgin Mary's mother; With 25-Down, women's fashion designer; Grandmother of Jesus; Hathaway of "The Intern"; Mother of the Virgin Mary; Fashion's Klein; Member of the British royal family; Rice left on a shelf, maybe; Sci-fi writer McCaffrey, who was the first woman to win a Hugo for fiction; With 108-Across, not talking loudly on a cell, e.g.; Actress Hathaway of "The Devil Wears Prada"; Author Rice who created the vampire Lestat; Either of two wives of King Henry VIII; Erin Doherty's role on "The Crown"; Mother of Hamnet Shakespeare; Poet Carson; Princess in "The Crown"; Writing sister of Charlotte and Emily; Bird by Bird writer Lamott; Brontë sister who wrote "Agnes Grey"; Youngest of the 38-Across; Equestrian princess in the 1976 Olympics; Name shared by two wives of Henry VIII; Her Kind poet Sexton; British princess who was an Olympic equestrian; Burrell of the Food Network; Oscar-winning Hathaway; Rachel Getting Married star Hathaway; Novelist Bronte; Vampire creator Rice; -- of Cleves; Vocalist Murray; A Bronte; Avonlea girl; Murray or Rice; One of the Bront's; With 87-Across, Jerry Stiller's wife; Bancroft of '7 Women'; Hollywood's Hathaway; Writer Brontë; Broken Hearted Me Murray; Snowbird Murray; Actress that played Mrs. Robinson; Aussie McCue; Canadian "Snowbird" ___ Murray; Soft-rocker Murray; Danny's Song Murray; Let's Keep It That Way singer Murray; Actress who played Mrs. Robinson; Alt-country Aussie McCue; Mrs. Robinson: ___ Bancroft; Daydream Believer Murray; Daydream Believer singer Murray; Lil Wayne "Dear ___"; I Just Fall in Love Again Murray; Shadows in the Moonlight Murray; John Frusciante song off "Curtains"; Actress Watanabe; Green Gables inhabitant; Late, great author Rice; ___ Frances "Nancy" Robbins Davis Reagan; Heche in "John Q."; Parillaud in "La Femme Nikita"; Washington Post columnist Applebaum; ___ of Cleves (one of Henry VIII's wives); Autobiography of Red author Carson; ___ with an E (TV series based on the works of Lucy Maud Montgomery); Bradstreet or Carson of poetry; Boleyn who is one of the six women in the musical "Six"; Poet Spencer who wrote "White Things"; Only sister of King Charles III; Archer or Rice; Emily and Charlotte's sister; Frank or Rice; Frank, diarist of 1944; Heche of "Psycho"; Heche or Murray; Henry VIII's fourth wife; _____ of Green Gables; Bancroft or Murray; Boleyn or Murray; Charlotte's fictional sister; Either of two of the VIII's six; Henry's second; Queen _____'s lace; Equestrienne princess; Last Stuart of the monarchy; Frank diarist; Heche in "Volcano"; Wag the Dog star Heche; A Windsor; Britain's last Stuart monarch; Heche in "Wag the Dog"; Rice or Sexton; Boleyn, wife of Henry VIII; First name in diarists; Heche in "Psycho"; Lestat's Rice; Rice or Archer; Britain's Princess Royal; Royal in the 1976 Olympics; The Vampire Lestat author Rice; First name among the cast of "The Graduate"; Singer Murray or author Rice; Boleyn, queen to Henry VIII; Bronte sister; British princess born in 1950; ___ of Cleves (Henry VIII's fourth wife); Frank of literature; Wife of Shakespeare; Hathaway of "Les Miserables"; Misfortunate Boleyn; Robinson of "Weakest Link"; Digging to America author Tyler; Interstellar actress Hathaway; The Chase personality Hegerty; The Diary of a Young Girl author Frank; The Diary of a Young Girl author ___ Frank; Actress Curtis; Civil rights activist Moody; Gothic fiction writer Rice; Harlem Renaissance poet Spencer; The Princess Diaries star Hathaway; Frank with a famous diary; Hathaway or Archer of Hollywood; Boleyn who lost her head; Green Gables female; Heche of movies; A British royal; Frank with the diary; Tyler or Archer; Writer Bronte; Bronte who wrote "Agnes Grey"; Fashionable Klein; Hathaway of "Ocean's Eight"; Hathaway of "Serenity"; Henry VIII wife Boleyn; Last Stuart dynasty queen; Rachel Getting Married actress Hathaway; The Graduate star Bancroft; Heche of 1998's "Psycho"; Youngest Bronte sister; Author Moody or Bronte; Gothic writer Rice; Ill-fated queen Boleyn; Bronte sister who used the pen name Acton Bell; One of the Bronte sisters; Actress and model Curtis; Archer of films; Charles' sib; Green Gables gal; Queen ____'s lace; Writer Sexton; Another 41 Down; Boleyn or Bronte; See 26 Down; Henry VIII spouse; Ill-fated Frank; A Bront; Bancroft or Tyler; Meara; Queen ___: furniture style; <I>The Witching Hour<I> author Rice; Wife II of Henry VIII; Harding; Patron saint of housewives; Second wife of Henry VIII; Helen's teacher; 18th century British queen; Pop singer Murray; Queen consort Boleyn; She married Henry VIII; Rice of literature; The Wall Between author Braden; ___ With an E (series set at Green Gables); Astronaut McClain; Diarist Lister; Diarist Lister dubbed "the first modern lesbian"; Name for two of Henry VIII's wives; Tudor queen; High School Musical star Vanessa ___ Hudgens; Former WNBA coach Donovan; Hidden name in this clue (if you read backwards); Painter Neilson; Youngest Bronte; First name among famous diarists; Murray who sang "You Needed Me"; She's a Frank diarist; Archer or Boleyn; Rice the author; The last Stuart monarch; Hathaway of films; One of fashion's Kleins; Rice who created Lestat; Rice who writes of vampires; Bancroft who played Mrs. Robinson; Queen ___ furniture; Boleyn portrayed in "Six"; British monarch before George I; Children's author Lindbergh; Gothic horror author Rice; Meara of "Archie Bunker's Place"; Murray with four Grammys; Queen played by Olivia Colman; Rice on a bookshelf; Stiller's mate Meara; TV chef Burrell; Agnes Grey author Bronte; Ocean's 8 actress Hathaway; The Accidental Tourist author Tyler; The Last Thing He Wanted star Hathaway; Activist Braden; Chef Burrell; Fictional orphan on Prince Edward Island; Hathaway who played Mia Thermopolis; Name before "of Cleves" or "of Green Gables"; Poet Spencer; Queen portrayed by Olivia Colman; Writer ___ Helen Petersen; The Matrix actress Carrie-___ Moss; Civil rights activist Spencer; Eileen actress Hathaway; Cameroonian women's rights activist Fomumbod; Pioneering scientist McLaren; Princess Royal; 50 Elizabeth's mother; Last reigning Stuart; Jerry's mate; She won an Oscar for playing Fantine; ___ of Austria (mother of Louis XIV); Aunt to William and Harry; Persuasion protagonist; Imperfect Birds author Lamott; Six Days Seven Nights actress Heche; Archie Bunker's Place actress Meara; The Queen of the Damned author Rice; Boleyn of "Six"; Hathaway who performed in "The Children's Monologues"; Dragonsong author McCaffrey; With 74-across, big name in fashion; Sister of Charles, Andrew and Edward; First monarch to rule over Great Britain; Rice in the bookstore; Successor of William and Mary; Rice in the bookstores; Aunt to Harry and Wills; Monarch before George I; Little sister of Charlotte and Emily; Princess Charlotte's grandaunt; Princess Charlotte's great-aunt; With 5-Across, "Archie Bunker's Place" co-star; Pulitzer-winning novelist Tyler; Writer McCaffrey; Meghan's aunt-in-law; Mother of Elizabeth I or daughter of Elizabeth II; Rice to read; William of Orange's successor; Adoptee at Green Gables; Archer in films; Great-aunt of Archie, George, Charlotte and Louis; Queen of England from 1702 to 1714; Rice found in a bookstore; Hathaway with an Oscar; Saint Maybe writer Tyler; Last House of Stuart monarch; Rice who wrote "Interview With the Vampire"; Aunt of Harry and William; King Charles's sister; Rice who wrote; 17th in order of succession to the British throne; Great-aunt of Prince George; Sister of King Charles