| KANE | "Ain't No Half-Steppin'" hip-hop artist Big Daddy ___ |
| KANE | "Batman" co-creator Bob |
| KANE | "Citizen __" |
| KANE | "Citizen ___" |
| KANE | "Citizen ___" (1941 Orson Welles film) |
| KANE | "Citizen ___" (1941 Orson Welles movie) |
| KANE | "Citizen ___" (1941 classic) |
| KANE | "Citizen ___" (1941 film about a newspaper publisher) |
| KANE | "Citizen ___" (1941 film) |
| KANE | "Citizen ___" (Orson Welles classic) |
| KANE | "Citizen ___" (Orson Welles film) |
| KANE | "Citizen ___" (Orson Welles movie) |
| KANE | "Citizen ___" (TV series) |
| KANE | "Citizen ___" (classic Orson Welles movie) |
| KANE | "Citizen ___" (movie often called the all-time greatest) |
| KANE | "Citizen ___," 1941 drama directed by Orson Welles considered to be one of the greatest films ever made |
| KANE | "Citizen ____" |
| KANE | "Citizen _____" |
| KANE | "Citizen —" |
| KANE | "Citizen" famously played by Welles |
| KANE | "Citizen" of film |
| KANE | "Citizen" played by Orson Welles |
| KANE | "Citizen" played by Welles |
| KANE | "High Noon" lawman |
| KANE | "High Noon" marshal |
| KANE | "High Noon" sheriff Will ___ |
| KANE | "Lose It" singer Brown |
| KANE | "Show Stopper" group Danity ___ |
| KANE | "The ___ Chronicles," trilogy written by Rick Riordan that is based on Egyptian mythology |
| KANE | "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" actress Carol |
| KANE | "Used to Love You Sober" singer Brown |
| KANE | "__ and Abel": Jeffrey Archer novel |
| KANE | "___ and Abel" (Jeffrey Archer novel) |
| KANE | "___ and Abel," Jeffrey Archer's bestseller |
| KANE | "___ and Abel," book by Jeffrey Archer |
| KANE | ''Citizen'' __ (Welles film) |
| KANE | 1941 Welles role |
| KANE | 1941 film "citizen" |
| KANE | 1941 film character who lives at Xanadu |
| KANE | 1941 role for Welles |
| KANE | Actress Carol |
| KANE | Actress Carol of "Taxi" |
| KANE | Actress Carol of "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" |
| KANE | Batman co-creator Bob |
| KANE | Batman co-creator Bob ___ |
| KANE | Batman creator |
| KANE | Batman creator Bob |
| KANE | Batman's creator |
| KANE | Big Daddy ___ (rapper) |
| KANE | Bob ___, co-creator of Batman |
| KANE | Carol ___, "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" actress who portrays Mindy Markowitz on "Hunters" |
| KANE | Carol of "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" |
| KANE | Carol —, Best Actress in a Leading Role Oscar nominee for Hester Street |
| KANE | Cartoonist Bob who co-created Batman |
| KANE | Charles Foster ___ (classic film character whose last word was “Rosebud”) |
| KANE | Chicago Blackhawks star Patrick |
| KANE | Cinematic citizen |
| KANE | Citizen ___ |
| KANE | Citizen ___ (Orson Welles movie) |
| KANE | Citizen played by Orson Welles |
| KANE | Classic Orson Welles role |
| KANE | Classic Welles role |
| KANE | Classic film "Citizen" whose last word is "Rosebud" |
| KANE | Danity ___ (R&B group) |
| KANE | Danity ___ (girl group that sang "Damaged") |
| KANE | Danity ___, girl group with a self-titled 2006 #1 album |
| KANE | Erica ___ (longtime Susan Lucci role) |
| KANE | Erica portrayed by Susan Lucci on "All My Children" |
| KANE | Film "citizen" |
| KANE | Film character based on Hearst |
| KANE | Film character whose last word was "Rosebud" |
| KANE | Film title "Citizen" |
| KANE | Film title character who says, "If the headline is big enough, it makes the news big enough" |
| KANE | Harry ___, English footballer who you can play as in the video game "Fortnite" |
| KANE | Harry ___, English soccer player who won the Golden Boot for most goals scored in the 2018 World Cup |
| KANE | He died at Xanadu |
| KANE | Hearst-like film character |
| KANE | Hockey star Patrick |
| KANE | Hollywood "Citizen" |
| KANE | Iconic publisher of filmdom |
| KANE | Immortal "Citizen" |
| KANE | Jeffrey Archer's "___ and Abel" |
| KANE | Kate ___ (Batwoman's secret identity) |
| KANE | Kate ___ (secret identity of Batwoman) |
| KANE | Longtime Lucci role |
| KANE | Lucci role |
| KANE | Movie "Citizen" |
| KANE | Movie character based on Hearst |
| KANE | Onetime Jay-Z mentor Big Daddy ___ |
| KANE | Orson Welles starrer "Citizen ___" |
| KANE | Orson Welles' "Citizen ___" |
| KANE | Orson Welles's "Citizen ___" |
| KANE | Patrick of hockey |
| KANE | Poet Joan |
| KANE | Publisher of the fictional New York Inquirer |
| KANE | Publisher portrayed by Welles |
| KANE | Rapper Big Daddy ___ |
| KANE | Rosebud's owner |
| KANE | Russell —, 2010 Foster's Edinburgh Comedy Award winner |
| KANE | See 11 Across |
| KANE | See 38-Across |
| KANE | See 40-Down |
| KANE | See 45-Down |
| KANE | See 66-Across |
| KANE | Sugar ___ of "Some Like It Hot" |
| KANE | Sugar ___, Marilyn Monroe's role in "Some Like It Hot" |
| KANE | Title character inspired by Hearst |
| KANE | Title film character based on William Randolph Hearst |
| KANE | Title role for Welles |
| KANE | Welles character |
| KANE | Welles citizen |
| KANE | Welles iconic role |
| KANE | Welles portrayal |
| KANE | Welles role |
| KANE | Welles role based on Hearst |
| KANE | Welles' "Citizen" |
| KANE | Welles's "Citizen" |
| KANE | Welles's citizen |
| KANE | Whom the BBC once compared Murdoch to |
| KANE | Will ___ of "High Noon" |
| KANE | Xanadu resident |
| KANE | “Bury Me in Georgia” country singer ___ Brown |
| KANE | “Citizen —” |