LEN

• ___ Barry, singer of blue-eyed soul

• ___ Barry, with the 1965 hit 1-2-3

• ___ Grossman (Tom Cruise character in Tropic Thunder)

• ___ Lesser (actor who played Uncle Leo on Seinfeld)

• ___ Lesser (Uncle Leo player on Seinfeld)

• '1-2-3' singer Barry

• '50s-'602 pop singer Barry

• '50s-'60s pop vocalist Barry

• '86 Mets lead-off hitter Dykstra

• '90s N.L. president Coleman

• '90s National League president Coleman

• 'Funeral in Berlin' author Deighton

• 'Spy Hook' author Deighton

• Berlin Game, Mexico Set, and London Match author Deighton

• Berlin Game author Deighton

• Billion Dollar Brain novelist Deighton

• Blood, Tears and Folly author Deighton

• Dancing with the Stars judge Goodman

• Faith, Hope, and Charity author Deighton

• Funeral in Berlin novelist Deighton

• Funeral in Berlin writer Deighton

• Ipcress File author Deighton

• Live Free or Die Hard director Wiseman

• London Match author Deighton

• Mexico Set author Deighton

• Spanning the World author Berman

• Steal My Sunshine band

• Steal My Sunshine brother-sister act

• Steal My Sunshine duo

• Steal My Sunshine group

• Steal My Sunshine one-hit wonder

• Steal My Sunshine recorders

• The Ipcress File author Deighton

• The Ipcress File name

• The Ipcress File novelist Deighton

• The Ipcress File writer Deighton

• Underworld director Wiseman

• Yesterday's Spy author Deighton

• You Can't Stop the Bum Rush band

• You Can't Stop the Bum Rush group

• 1970 Super Bowl M.V.P. Dawson

• 1981 All-Star pitcher Barker

• 1981 perfect game pitcher Barker

• 2003 Masters runner-up Mattiace

• 50's-60's pop vocalist ___ Barry

• 60's singer Barry

• 63 Actor ___ Cariou

• Actor Cariou

• Actor Lesser who played Uncle Leo on Seinfeld

• Author Deighton

• Author Deighton (The Ipcress File)

• B.C's Barrie of the Florida Panthers

• Ballplayer Dykstra

• Band with the 1999 hit 'Steal My Sunshine'

• Barker of the Cleveland Indians who pitched a perfect game in 1981

• Barker or Matuszek

• Barker who pitched a perfect game in 1981

• Barrie of the N.H.L.

• Barrie of the Panthers

• Barry or Deighton

• Barry who sang 1-2-3

• Baseball's Dykstra

• Baseball's Dykstra (but not Sakata)

• Basketball analyst Elmore

• Basketball phenom Bias who OD'ed two days after being drafted

• Basketball's ___ Elmore

• Berman or Dawson

• Berman the sportscaster

• Bernstein to pals

• Bias

• Bias or Wiseman

• Bias who died young

• Blue-eyed soul star ___ Barry

• British author Deighton

• Broadway Cariou

• Broadway's first Sweeney

• Broadway's original Sweeney

• Cager Bias

• Canadian band that hit it big in 1999

• Cariou from Canada

• Cariou in Lady in White

• Cariou in The Four Seasons

• Cariou of Boynton Beach Club

• Cariou of Madame X

• Cariou of Sweeney Todd

• Cariou of Broadway

• Cariou of Broadway's Sweeney Todd

• Cariou of stage

• Cariou or Berman

• Cariou or Deighton

• Cariou who played Sweeney Todd

• Cariou who played Sweeney Todd on Broadway

• Cariou with a Tony

• Chiefs legend Dawson

• Dawson in the Pro Football Hall of Fame

• Dawson of football

• Dawson of football fame

• Dawson of the NFL

• Dawson or Barker of sports

• Dawson or Bias

• Dawson or Cariou

• Dawson or Deighton

• Dawson or Dykstra

• Deighton

• Deighton of fiction writing

• Deighton of spy books

• Deighton of spy thrillers

• Deighton of spy-fi

• Deighton of thrillers

• Deighton or Berman

• Deighton or Cariou

• Deighton or Dawson

• Deighton or Dykstra

• Deighton who wrote The Ipcress File

• Dykstra of baseball

• Dykstra or Bias

• Dykstra or Dawson

• Dykstra who was runner-up to Barry Bonds in the 1993 MVP voting

• Early recording star Spencer

• Elmore of basketball

• Elmore of the N.B.A.

• ESPN analyst Pasquarelli

• ESPN's Berman

• Ex-baseball star Dykstra

• Ex-Chief Dawson

• Ex-QB Dawson

• Ex-quarterback Dawson

• First name in spy novels

• Football great Dawson

• Football Hall of Famer Dawson

• Football Hall of Famer Ford

• Football player Dawson

• Football's Dawson

• Footballer Ford

• Ford of football

• Former baseball star Dykstra

• Former infielder Sakata

• Former NFL quarterback Dawson

• Former QB Dawson

• Golfer Mattiace

• Grid great Dawson

• Grid Hall-of-Famer Dawson

• Gridder Dawson

• Gridiron great Dawson

• Gridiron great Ford

• Group who recorded You Can't Stop the Bum Rush

• Hall of Fame lineman Ford

• Hall of Fame QB Dawson

• Hall of Fame quarterback Dawson

• Hall of Famer Dawson or Ford

• Hall-of-Famer Dawson

• Harry Palmer creator Deighton

• He had taken off handle

• He played Sweeney on Broadway

• Kansas City football broadcaster Dawson

• Lesser who was Uncle Leo on Seinfeld

• Man of middling talents

• Man's nickname

• Marchand or Mattiace

• Maryland basketball legend Bias

• Mattiace of the links

• Mattiace of the TOUR

• Mystery novelist Deighton

• Mystery writer Deighton

• N.F.L. Hall-of-Famer Ford

• NFL Hall of Famer Dawson

• Nimoy, to friends

• Novelist Deighton

• One-hit wonders with the 1999 hit Steal My Sunshine

• Original Sweeney portrayer on Broadway

• Outfielder Dykstra

• Perfect-game pitcher Barker

• Pitcher Barker who led the American League in strikeouts in 1980 and 1981

• Pitcher Barker who threw a perfect game in 1981

• Pro Football Hall of Famer Dawson

• Quarterback Dawson

• Sakata or Dykstra

• Senator Marchand

• Singer Barry

• Sports announcer, ___ Berman

• Sports guy Berman

• Sportscaster ___ Berman

• Sportscaster Dawson

• Spy author Deighton

• Spy expert Deighton

• Spy novelist Deighton

• Spy novelist's prename

• Spy writer Deighton

• Stage actor Cariou

• Super Bowl great Dawson

• Super Bowl IV M.V.P. Dawson

• Super Bowl QB Dawson

• Thriller author Deighton

• Thriller writer Deighton

• Tony winner as Sweeney

• Tony winner Cariou

• Wiseman directing the Total Recall remake

• Wiseman who directed Live Free or Die Hard

• Wiseman who directed the Underworld movies

• Writer Deighton