Of the Same Name
Jim, Van, and Toni all share this surname
Morrison
A hirsute Truman
A hairy Harry
Fusilli, a pasta, is often described as being this shape, like the tool that opens your wine bottle
Corkscrew
This Shakespeare title character is only 13 years old
Juliet
Critics cheered this 1990 Scorsese film based on Nicholas Pileggi's 1985 mafia bestseller, "Wiseguy"
Goodfellas
The sixty minutes that belongs to us
Our hour
For brunch, how 'bout some uova al tartufo bianco--eggs with the white type of this fungus
Truffle
This book of poetry & wisdom has 150 chapters, the most in the Bible
Psalms
Originally, this woman born in 1755 had the middle names Antonia, Josepha, & Joanna
Marie Antoinette
A prohibited group of musicians
A banned band
A traditional side dish, it's a cornmeal mush often with butter & cheese mixed in
Polenta
This author was publicly chastised by Oprah after "A Million Little Pieces" just didn't add up
James Frey
A bachelor when elected president, he married Frances Folsom, 27 years his junior, in 1886
(Grover) Cleveland
Conceal a Robert Louis Stevenson villain
Hide Hyde
This deep-fried pastry horn filled with sweetened ricotta, chocolate & candied fruit is a specialty of Sicily
Cannoli
Prof. Aronnax explains that at 32,000 feet deep, you'll be squashed by 17.6 million kilos of pressure in a novel by this man
(Jules) Verne
In his will, this title guy tells his niece Antonia she should marry a man who knows not "about. . .chivalry"
Don Quixote de la Mancha
Mode of water transport to get Tinker Bell to an island
A fairy ferry
This famous ham from Parma is often designated cotto for cooked & crudo for raw
Prosciutto
This Englishman's "Two Treatises of Government" held the key to the writing of the Declaration of Independence
(John) Locke