| Oscar-winning 1970 biopic starring George C Scott in the title role (6) |
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| Known better by his men as "Old Blood And Guts", US General George ... died on December 21, 1945 following a vehicle accident |
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| ___ Oswalt, "Talking For Clapping" comedian who won a Grammy award for Best Comedy Album in 2017 |
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| 1970 biographical movie co-written by Francis Ford Coppola for which he won an Oscar |
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| War general George |
Premier Sunday |
03 Jan 2021 |
| Who allegedly said 'No bastard ever won a war by dying for his country' |
New York Times |
31 Oct 2020 |
| Famous U.S. General |
Family Time |
01 Mar 2020 |
| 1970 Best Picture winner |
Wall Street Journal |
16 Jul 2019 |
| 1970 Best Picture winner |
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| U.S. general who was a pentathlete in the 1912 Olympics |
New York Times |
14 Sep 2016 |
| 1970 film that won seven Oscars |
Wall Street Journal |
25 Jun 2016 |
| General who fought in the Battle of the Bulge |
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| U.S. general who was a pentathlete in the 1912 Olympics |
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| Best Picture of 1970 |
Thomas Joseph |
24 Sep 2015 |
| General progressing initially at great speed |
The Times Cryptic |
29 May 2015 |
| Best Picture of 1970 |
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| WWII general and title figure in a 1970 movie |
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| General played by George C. Scott |
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| War hero played by George C. Scott |
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| George C. Scott's Oscar-winning role |
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| Third Army commander in WWII |
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| World War II general George |
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| General nicknamed "Old Blood and Guts" |
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| General nicknamed "Old Blood and Guts" |
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| Best Picture of 1970 |
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| Film for which Francis Ford Coppola shared a screenwriting Oscar |
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| Battle of the Bulge commander |
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| Battle of the Bulge commander |
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| World War II general |
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| "Old Blood and Guts" |
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| Best Picture of 1970 |
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| Best Picture of 1970 |
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| 1970 Best Picture |
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| World War II hero |
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| 1970 Oscar film |
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| Scott role |
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| Scott role |
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| Old Blood and Guts |
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| Battle of the Bulge leader |
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| General buried in Hamm, Luxembourg |
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| Best Picture of 1970 |
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| Scott's Oscar role |
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| Old Blood and Guts |
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| Scott's Oscar role |
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| See 45-Down |
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| 1970 Best Picture |
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| George C. Scott's Oscar-winning role |
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| AFI's #89 (1970) |
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| Scott role |
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| Scott's Oscar role |
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| Third Army leader |
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| World War II general |
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| 1970's Best Picture |
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| Oscar film: 1970 |
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| Scott role in a 1970 Oscar film |
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| G. C. Scott role |
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| Oscar winner of 1970 |
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| Best Picture, 1970 |
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| George Smith __ |
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| "Iron Pants" |
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| George C. Scott role |
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| W.W. II celebrity |
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| Oscar winner in 1970 |
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| "Best Film" of 1970 |
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| Scott role |
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| Commander of Third Army, 1944. |
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| General of World War II fame. |
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| Commander of 3rd Army, 1945. |
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| A 40-ton tank is named after him. |
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| Commander of Occupation Army. |
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| Conqueror of Metz. |
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| Invader of Bavaria. |
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| Commander of our Third Army. |
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| Chief of 3d Army. |
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| Old Blood and Guts. |
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| Attacker of Metz. |
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| With 53-Across, source of the joke |
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| Comic Oswalt |
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