BROADWAY BEFORE & AFTER
FAMILIAR PHRASES
MOVIE ROLE IN COMMON
3-LETTER, 3-LETTER
(Ken: Each response, two words of that length.)
"B" MOVIES
100

Anna goes to the royal palace in Bangkok & helps Will Smith stop a robot uprising 

The King and I robot 

100

It's said that this implement "is mightier than the sword"

The Pen

100

This character was a purrfect role for both Michelle Pfeiffer & Zoë Kravitz

Catwoman

100

It comes between "ready" & "go" in a preparatory phrase

set go

100

Feathered friends become foes & attack in this Hitchcock horror that starred Tippi Hedren & Rod Taylor

The Birds

200

Eliza Doolittle adds a saucy new tune to her repertoire: "Gitchie, gitchie ya ya, da da"

My Fair Lady Marmalade

200

It's what you're actually doing if you're just out of school & "pounding the pavement"

Looking for work

200

Emma Stone & Glenn Close each brought their own unique menace to this fashion designer

Cruella de Vil

200

In collegiate parlance, they're the first 2 words of the acronym BMOC

Big Man

200

"Lads do football or boxing or wrestling, not friggin' ballet" is a line in this film

Billy Elliot

300

17 dancers are cut down to 8, then do the boot scootin boogie 

A Chorus Line Dance

300

In "A Psalm of Life", Longfellow tells of leaving these behind "on the sands of time"

Footprints

300

Playing this tomb raider:
Angelina Jolie &
Alicia Vikander

Lara Croft

300

This Fred Astaire/ Ginger Rogers movie title is also something that completes a spiffy men's outfit

Top Hat

300

This 2022 fast-moving action film takes place aboard the imaginary Nippon Speed Line

Bullet Train

400

A Pygmalion story about dogs eating pasta

My fair Lady and the Tramp

400

Meaning "in trouble", the expression "in" this presumably refers to the briny liquid it's made in

A Pickle 

400

This law enforcement agent was all in a day's role for Julianne Moore & Jodie Foster

Clarice Starling

400

It's a hyphenated adjective meaning "understated"; in recent slang it's an adverb too, as in "He ____ wants to go out with you"

Low Key

400

In a junkyard, a young woman discovers a battle-scarred & broken Autobot in this transformative action adventure

Bumblebee

500

Pointillist Seurat sings, dances & writes "Animal Farm"

Sunday in the Park with George Orwell

500

Meaning "a greater return for your investment", it reportedly came from military expenditures in the 1950s

more bang for your buck

500

This South African activist was brought to the big screen by both Naomie Harris & Jennifer Hudson
It's 1990 and my husband it free...

Winnie Mandela

500

Nothing to do with a sober marathon, it's a term for a rehearsal or practice

Dry Run

500

"The monster demands a mate" is a tagline for this 1935 sequel starring Elsa Lanchester

Bride of Frankenstein

M
e
n
u