| Alexander ___, Hungarian-born producer of films including The Private Life of Henry VIII (1933) and The Third Man (1949), the former of which he also directed (5) |
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| 2020 Olympics women's golf gold medallist (5) |
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| Petr ___, Czech tennis player |
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| Alexander, director of 1936 film Rembrandt (5) |
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| "Queenie" author Michael |
Eugene Sheffer |
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| 'Queenie' author Michael |
Wall Street Journal |
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| "Queenie" author Michael |
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| Final blow — actors sacking a film-maker |
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| "Jungle Book" director Zoltan |
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| "Charmed Lives" author Michael |
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| "Cry, the Beloved Country" director Zoltan |
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| Michael who wrote "Charmed Lives" |
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| "Queenie" writer Michael |
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| Michael who wrote the 1975 best seller "Power!” |
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| "The Private Life of Henry VIII" director |
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| Zoltan, director of "Cry, the Beloved Country" |
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| 1998 Australian Open winner Petr |
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| Director Zoltan |
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| 1998 Australian Open winner |
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| "Queenie" novelist |
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| Zoltan who directed "Jungle Book" |
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| Director Sir Alexander |
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| Petr of tennis |
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| "Charmed Lives" author Michael |
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| 1930's-40's director Zoltan ___ |
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| "Queenie" author Michael |
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| "Queenie" author |
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| Producer Sir Alexander |
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| "Elephant Boy" co-director |
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| Producer-director Alexander |
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| Director Sir Alexander |
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| Director of "Anna Karenina": 1948 |
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| Producer Alexander |
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| British film maker |
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| Well-known name in movies. |
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| Famous name in British film making. |
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| British movie producer. |
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| Knighted British film producer. |
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| High-ranking cinema director. |
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