SHOTA _ the Crocodile (reptile in Bernard Waber picture books) LYLE _ Rabbit, Best Picture nominee at the 2020 Oscars JOJO _ Pictures, one of Hollywood's Big Five studios SONY _ Picture (Oscars category) BEST _ need to paint you a picture? DOI _ Laemmle, film pioneer who co-founded Universal Pictures CARL _ Is Born (2018 Best Picture nominee) ASTAR _ Hills Cop, Movie That Won The Favorite Motion Picture Award At The 11th People's Choice Awards In 1985 BEVERLY _ finder (device used when hanging pictures) STUD _ Eastwood, Actor Who Won The Favorite Motion Picture Actor Award At The 11th People's Choice Awards In 1985 CLINT _ Cruise winner of the 1990 Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Drama Motion Picture for his work in Born on the Fourth of July TOM _ Baby (The Bigger Picture rapper) LIL _ and video (sound and picture) AUDIO ](Picture of the Virgin Mary) MADONNA Words from someone who deciphers a Magic Eye picture (3 wds.) ISEEIT Word puzzle with pictures REBUS Word on many South Carolina picture postcards MYRTLE Word derived from the Japanese for "picture writing" EMOJI Woman in a motion picture ACTRESS With 41-Across, "The Last Detail" actor who played Lester Marlow in "The Last Picture Show" RANDY With 40-Across, author of the 1936 novel "Gone With the Wind," which was made into a Best Picture-winning movie MARGARET Winner of a Best Actress Oscar for playing Annie Hall, the title role of 1977's Best Picture: 2 wds. We think AMALFI is the possible answer on this clue.Ĭrossword clues for Picturesque town on the Gulf of Salerno Clue Answer Picturesque town on the Gulf of Salerno AMALFI “The Picture of _ Gray,” gothic novel by Oscar Wilde which tells the story of a man and his unusual portrait DORIAN “I _ couple of candid pictures”: 2 wds. This answers first letter of which starts with A and can be found at the end of I. The crossword clue possible answer is available in 6 letters. This crossword clue Picturesque town on the Gulf of Salerno was discovered last seen in the Octoat the New York Times Crossword.
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