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| HISTORICAL FIGURES ON FILM |
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| 003, here's your this, a compilation of documents about your next target; the Steele one was in the news in 2017 |
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A bird that can talk &
a unit of gold fineness |
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| Refreshing like a milkshake, this Irish beer nicknamed "the black stuff" is known for its unique texture |
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2018:
Felicity Jones as this groundbreaking attorney in "On the Basis of Sex" |
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| Written under the V.C. Andrews name, recent prequels to her bestselling series include "Beneath the" this & "Out of the" this |
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| The Smithsonian exhibited a ticket costing a pricey 1,000 reichsmarks for the 1937 last flight of this transport |
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| John le Carré popularized this word; in a 1974 novel, he defined it as "an agent so called because he burrows deep" |
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To shred cheese &
ocho, translated from Spanish |
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| Singha beer from Thailand uses a mystical one of these beasts on its label |
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2008:
Him as slain San Franciscan leader Harvey Milk |
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| In Ruth Ware's thriller "The Woman in Cabin 10", the cabin isn't in the woods but on one of these |
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| A train still runs under the name Venice Simplon this, but Istanbul to Paris costs $20,000 for a twin cabin?! That's murder! |
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| This "mortal" term refers to the prearranged location spies use to relay information without meeting |
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A response (well, other than on "Jeopardy!") &
a terpsichorean |
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| Goldstar & Maccabee are beers from this nation |
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2022:
Tom Hanks as this manager of Elvis with a shadowy past |
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| From chapter 1 of this classic: "On a bright may morning in 1888, John, Lord Greystoke, and Lady Alice sailed from Dover..." |
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| "Doc... are you telling me that you built a time machine... out of a" this? & You can rent a replica for $2,000 a day?! |
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| Also a word for "zero", it's a method spies use to disguise messages by shuffling letters around |
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To confiscate by force &
to goad (or to backcomb your hair a bit) |
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| Trappist monks in this small European country make Chimay & use the income to support their charitable works |
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2010:
Him as George VI in "The King's Speech" |
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| His "The World According to Garp" & "The Cider House Rules" were both made into movies |
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| This airline can take you first class from New York to London for about $6,500; a trip on the same brand "Galactic" is more |
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| The use of sexual wiles in espionage is called this, which sounds like it would work against Winnie-the-Pooh |
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Arriving before the expected time &
in a rotten, irritable mood |
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| First brewed in 1842, Pilsner Urquell from this Central European republic is based on a beer first made in the Middle Ages |
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2021:
Her as Diana, spending Christmas with the in-laws |
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| This author of "Waiting to Exhale" says, "I write about what breaks my heart, what I don't understand & what I wish I could change" |
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| In 2008 this alphanumeric Cunard ship set out with its last passengers, with some berths going for more than $40,000 |
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