Letter H, Page 85 of 257 Pages (HE)

He makes tracks
He makes vein efforts
He maketh me to ___ down in green ...
He married Bacall
He married Daisy Mae in 1952
He married Daphne, on "Frasier"
He married Duarte, Maria Eva after marriage
He married Graf in 2001
He married He
he married kate middleton
He married Marlo
He married Mindy
He married Pocahontas
He married Soon-Yi
He married two Hittites to the chagrin of his parents, in Genesis
He matures during gear shift
He may be a junior
He may be after the belle
He may be beside himself
He may be bound for the pound
He may be good or bad
He may be high in the casino
He may be just right or left of center
He may be over your head
He may be sore
He may call you out
He may carry your burdens
He may coach Little League
He may come from Qom
He may deliver an aside
He may do some stripping
He may get the scoop
he may get you out of the hole
He may give a Yank the thumb
He may have a beat
He may have a coach
He may have a hand full of clubs
He may have a handful of clubs
He may have designs on you
He may have many lines memorized
He may hold all the cards
He may live in Apt. 1A
He may make you do it
He may make your flesh crawl
He may not be far from Barbie
He may OK a KO
He may OK a TKO
He may play a part
He may put you to Sleep acronym
He may rant
He may stick his neck out
He may suit you
He may swing from the heels
He may take liberties with women?
He may work at home
He means war
He measured in cubits
He mediated a settlement
He merits allegiance
He met with Nixon in 1972
He might also be a groomsman
He might be in a cast
He might be in chains
He might help you sleep
He might provide assistance after a crash
He might remind you of someone
He might say, "Phrase"
He might steal from a yenta
He might want to engage you
He moderated his tone when the students burst out in tears
He monster
He moonwalked before Michael
He moved from L.A. to Miami
He moved into the White House in 1993
He moved the Dodgers to Los Angeles
He moves to music across the sky
He murdered his brother Bleda
He named Homer for his dad
He needs drying out
He needs no mike
He never actually spoke the words in 49-Across
He never disagrees
He no longer cometh
He no longer has shields
He notched 363 victories
he objected to the dam's massive disfigurement of the landscape
He observed labor days
he occupied a post in the treasury
He of "A Beautiful Mind"
He of the aging portrait
He of the magic silk hat
He of the magical silk hat
He offered the British people nothing but blood, toil, tears, and sweats
He often batted after Babe
He often batted after the Babe
He often called his partners "Porcupine" and "Puddin'head"
He often called Larry "porcupine"
He often had two thumbs up
He often leaves his initial behind
He often puts Lois in danger
He often receives a touching portrayal
He once asked "How far down can a thumb go?"
He once borrowed Bert's nose for a sculpture
He once had stable work on TV
He once hosted "America's Funniest Home Videos"
He once placed a "long-distance call" to Aldrin and Armstrong
He once played a lion
He once ran a Mickey Mouse operation
He once worked for Christian
He once worked for Edison
He opened the 1996 Olympics
He or I
He or I, but not you: Abbr.
He or I, but not you?
He or I, e.g.
He or she
He or she gives it up
He or she may be special
He or she: abbr.
He orbited Earth 314 days before John
He ordered Seneca's death
He ordered the execution of John the Baptist
He originated the phrase "While there's life, there's hope"
he out a meagre living
He outlawed 38-Across because it promoted gambling
He outlived George by 46 years
He outlived his twin brother by a few hours
He outmanaged Earl in the 1969 World Series
He outmanaged Sparky in the 1970 World Series
He outpolled H.H.H. in '68
He outranks a viscount
He overdid it last night when he did 100 pushups
He overthrew Batista in 1959
He overthrew Bhutto
He overthrew Fulgencio
He overthrew Galba
He overthrew Milton in 1971
He owns an incredible hammer
He packs it away
He painted "Maine Coast"
He painted "Mustache Watch" and "Mustache Hat"
He painted Helena Rubinstein
He painted his "Poet Reclining" in 1915
He painted innocents originally gobbled up by giant
He palavered her into going along
He pardoned Richard
He partnered with Bear in 1923
He passed his hands over the soft cloth
He passed Lou in 2009 to become the Yankees' all-time hit leader
He patented the microphone
he penned the merchant of venice
He perfected the rope-a-dope
He performed 636 consecutive sold-out shows in Vegas from 1969 to '76
he persisted to call me every night
he person who directs themaking of a film
He phones the pizzeria and tells them he wants full cheese and mushroom ___
He pieced at the sandwich all morning
He placed the sun at the center of the universe
He planned for a rainy day
He planned for heavy precipitation
He played 007
He played 2,130 consecutive games
He played a "meathead"
He played a cat with no backbone
He played a chauvinistic shoe salesman for ten years
He played a Piccolo on TV
He played a Soprano
He played a TV newsroom boss
He played Ahab in 1956
He played Al Bundy
He played all 44 of his World Series games against the Yankees
He played Ant-Man in 2015's "Ant-Man"
He played Antonio opposite Pacino's Shylock
He played Arnold Vinick on "The West Wing"
He played Ashley in "Gone With the Wind"
He played Austin Powers's father in "Goldmember"
He played Basil Fawlty
He played behind Harrison
He played Ben
He played Ben on "Bonanza"
He played Ben-Hur, El Cid, and Moses
He played Benjamin Franklin Pierce
He played Bond seven times
He played Bueller's teacher
He played Calvera in "The Magnificent Seven"
He played Captain Louis Renault in "Casablanca"
He played Captain Picard
He played Cardinal Richelieu in "The Musketeer"
He played Casey Kelso on "That '70s Show"
He played Cate's husband in "Blue Jasmine"
He played Chaplin in "Chaplin"
He played Charles
He played Che in "Che!"
He played Chekov on "Star Trek"
He played Chris in "The Magnificent Seven"
He played Clem and Freddie
He played Davy and Dan'l
He played Detective Simone on "NYPD Blue"
He played Dov Landau in "Exodus"
He played Dr. Adolphus Bedlo in "The Raven"
He played Elmer
He played Elwood in "The Blues Brothers"
He played Emile in "South Pacific"
He played Emile in Broadway's "South Pacific"
He played Felix on TV
He played Fergus in "The Crying Game"
He played Finch in "V for Vendetta"
He played Fish
He played Fish on "Barney Miller"
He played Flytrap on "WKRP in Cincinnati"
He played Frank on "CHiPs"
He played Fred the junkman
He played Gandolfini's son
He played Garth on "SNL" and in film
He played George in "Bringing Up Baby"
He played George in "Bringing Up Baby" (1938)
He played George on "Seinfeld"
He played Gershwin
He played God in "Oh, God!"
He played Gomer
He played Grant on "Lou Grant"
He played Grant on TV
He played Hal in "Green Lantern"
He played Hawkeye on "M*A*S*H"
He played Henry II in "Becket"
He played Hercule Poirot in "Death on the Nile" [strings]
He played himself in "Being John Malkovich"
He played himself in "Broadway Danny Rose" and "Pee-wee's Big Adventure"
He played himself in "Let Me In, I Hear Laughter"
He played House
He played in 1,972 baseball games
He played in 12 consecutive All-Star Games in the '30s and '40s
He played in 24 All Star games
He played in 657 regular NHL games
He played Indiana Jones's father
He played it again
He played J-Bone in "Johnny Mnemonic"
He played Jack in the all-time top grossing film
He played Jack Tripper on "Three's Company"
He played James
He played James in the four films before Daniel
He played Jefferson in "Jefferson in Paris"
He played Jim in "The Doors"
He played Jimmy's 'West Wing' opponent
He played Joe Palooka in the 1934 film "Palooka"
He played Juror #9 in 1957's "12 Angry Men"
He played Klaatu in "The Day The Earth Stood Still" (2008)
He played Kookie in "77 Sunset Strip"
He played Krupa in "The Gene Krupa Story"
He played Lancelot opposite Connery's Arthur