| TV chef |
| Chef Graham |
| Writer Jean |
| Model Miranda |
| Critic Walter |
| Gourmet Graham |
| Walter or Jean |
| Jean or Walter |
| Actress Deborah |
| Deborah or Jean |
| Deborah of films |
| TV chef Graham __ |
| LPGA star Cristie |
| Deborah or Walter |
| Noted drama critic |
| N.B.A. coach Steve |
| Playwright Jean ___ |
| Drama critic Walter |
| Grant costar of '57 |
| Jim of Simple Minds |
| Graham who galloped |
| Deborah of old films |
| Warriors coach Steve |
| The Galloping Gourmet |
| Brynner co-star: 1956 |
| Theater critic Walter |
| Deborah of 'Quo Vadis' |
| __-McGee: energy giant |
| Television cook Graham |
| Mary, Mary" playwright |
| The King and I" costar |
| ''The King and I'' star |
| Separate Tables" costar |
| Deborah, Jean or Walter |
| LPGA golfer Cristie ___ |
| N.B.A. head coach Steve |
| Scottish physicist John |
| Simple Minds singer Jim |
| Walter, Jean or Deborah |
| The King and I" actress |
| The King and I" co-star |
| Anna Leonowens portrayer |
| Walter, the drama critic |
| The Silent Clowns" author |
| Dramatist or drama critic |
| Actress in "The King and I |
| Deborah of "Edward, My Son |
| Walter or Jean of Broadway |
| Beloved Infidel"'s Deborah |
| Quo Vadis" actress Deborah |
| Deborah of "Separate Tables |
| Actress in "Tea and Sympathy |
| Broadway's Walter __ Theatre |
| Deborah of "Tea and Sympathy |
| The Galloping Gourmet Graham |
| Black Narcissus" star Deborah |
| The King and I" actress, 1956 |
| 2007 U.S. Open winner Cristie |
| Bygone Broadway critic Walter |
| Deborah of ''The King and I'' |
| Michael Jordan teammate Steve |
| Senator Monroney's colleague. |
| Six-time Best Actress nominee |
| An Affair to Remember" costar |
| From Here to Eternity" co-star |
| Poor Richard" playwright: 1964 |
| The King and I" costar Deborah |
| Pulitzer-winning critic Walter |
| Senator from the Sooner state. |
| Six-time N.B.A. champion Steve |
| The King and I" (1956) co-star |
| From Here to Eternity" actress |
| Author of the "Minimax Cookbook |
| Graham, TV's "Galloping Gourmet |
| Six-time loser for Best Actress |
| ''Separate Tables'' star Deborah |
| 'The King and I' co-star Deborah |
| Either star of "Tea and Sympathy |
| Lancaster's surf-embrace partner |
| An Affair to Remember" star, 1957 |
| Actress Deborah of "The Innocents |
| Former Giant and Brave shortstop. |
| Deborah of "From Here to Eternity |
| Brynner's "The King and I" costar |
| Actress Deborah of "The King and I |
| Golden State Warrior's coach Steve |
| The Galloping Gourmet" host Graham |
| Brynner's costar in "The King and I |
| Brynners The King and I co-star |
| Deborah who starred in "The King and I |
| From Here to Eternity" actress Deborah |
| She wrote "Please Don't Eat the Daisies |
| Don't You (Forget About Me)" singer Jim |
| Brynner's co-star in ''The King and I'' |
| Deborah nominated for six Academy Awards |
| Deborah who starred in "Tea and Sympathy |
| Either writer of the musical "Goldilocks |
| Actress who got an Honorary Oscar in '94 |
| Please Don't Eat the Daisies" writer Jean |
| Lifetime achievement Oscar winner Deborah |
| Brynner's dance partner in "The King and I |
| Lancaster's "From Here to Eternity" costar |
| Brynner's co-star in film's "The King and I |
| Lancaster's "From Here to Eternity" co-star |
| Steve ___, 1990s teammate of Michael Jordan |
| Jean who wrote "Please Don't Eat the Daisies |
| NBA coach Steve of the Golden State Warriors |
| Deborah who played the "I" of "The King and I |
| Supermodel Miranda who's married to Orlando Bloom |
| __-McGee, energy company that employed Karen Silkwood |
| Coach Steve of the NBA champion Golden State Warriors |
| Steve who won an NBA championship as a rookie head coach |
| Her six Best Actress nominations without a win is a record |
| Deborah who was nominated for a record six Best Actress Oscars without ever winning |