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Tuesday’s Answer: “The ultimate test of a moral society is the

kind of world it leaves to its children.” - Dietrich Bonhoeffer

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Colors

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6 Untrustworthy
sort
10 Decorated with a
piping bag
14 Useful or harmful
bacterium
15 Campus near
Sunset Blvd.
16 Wear a long face
17 Place for a plug
19 Figurehead’s
place
20 Colonial royalist
21 Decorative candle
holder
23 Radiant with
color
26 Utter chaos
27 Foul ball, often
28 Magician’s
utterance
29 Ready to start the
day
30 Diligent worker’s
due
31 Texter’s bosom
buddy
34 Arrangement
holder
35 Corday’s victim
36 Modern
pentathlon blade
37 Triage ctrs.
38 With 54-Down,
stimulant-yielding
palm fruit
39 Give up, as a right
40 Cardboard
envelope, e.g.
42 Damaged,
as an LP
43 Places for linens
45 Repentant one,
perhaps
46 Nissan model
since 1982
47 Potter’s oven
48 Diver’s position
49 “Match Point”
writer/director
55 Taiwanese PC
giant
56 Queen played by
Olivia Colman
57 Home to crawfish
58 Votes against
59 Votes for
60 Calendar entry
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mending
2 Obama health
initiative, briefly
3 Twitter titter
4 Right-angle bend
5 It may be marked
with an“X”
6 “Filthy” money
7 Repulsive, slangily
8 Pilsner alternative
9 Disorderly place
10 Commodity from
abroad
11 Prop for Frosty
12 Period divided
into ages
13 Thomas who
“defeated”
Truman
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22 Guitar holder
23 Doing battle
24 Cocktail with rum
and vodka
25 Facebook icon
26 Common
typeface
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28 KP utensil
30 Parking lot
posting
32 Flu symptom
33 Farm store bagful
35 Disappear, as
snow
36 Come by
honestly
38 Stand at a
wake
39 Aspiring
celeb,
perhaps
41 Daisy
relatives
42 Double-
dealing
43 Channel with
hearings
44 Nikon
competitor
45 Rhombus’s four
47 Hawaiian coffee
center
50 Tip jar bill
51 Washroom,
briefly
52 Caustic alkali
53 Period longer
than a 12-Down
54 See 38-Across
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Clues: Tuesday’s Answer

CIRCUS

TENT

POLE

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Tuesday’s answer: PENGUIN FALCON PUFFIN CONDOR EAGLE

HERON MACAW RAVEN KIWI / ANGOLA / ARMSTRONG /

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“King” follows defiant prince Hal
(Chalamet) as he reluctantly ascends
the English throne after his father’s
death and becomes King Henry V. But
his hopes for a peaceful reign are
dashed after a perceived threat from the
Dauphin of France (Robert Pattinson),
and Henry makes the difficult decision
to wage war as he second-guesses his
subjects’ loyalty, save for trusted advis-
er Sir John Falstaff (Edgerton).
Having played Henry on stage in his
native Australia, Edgerton was eager to
tell a version of Shakespeare’s story that
depicted the battles in all their “claus-
trophobic, dangerous, panicked” messi-
ness, without losing the characters’
emotional integrity. But the gritty retell-
ing struggled to find financing for years
because of its period setting, until Net-
flix came on board and helped lure Cha-
lamet, 23,who earned a best actor Oscar
nomination for his breakthrough role in
gay romance “Call Me By Your Name.”
“If we had made it (earlier), it
wouldn’t have been Timmy,” says Ed-
gerton, 45. “I would’ve had to drag him
by his school bag out of eighth grade.”
Before “King,” Chalamet mostly
starred in low-budget, awards-friendly
fare such as “Lady Bird” and “Beautiful
Boy,” which made this film’s epic scope
daunting at first.

“Things that are scary are good, and

this scared the (expletive) out of me,”

Chalamet says. But he was heartened by

“David’s faith in the project and that I

could do it. The goal was never to match

what Sir Laurence Olivier and Sir Ken-

neth Branagh did (in past ‘Henry V’

movies), but rather to get a searing por-

trait of a young man with good intent,

(who faces) circumstances beyond

what he can control or affect.”

Before shooting in England and Hun-

gary last year, Chalamet spent a month

and a half training to sword-fight and

ride horses while wearing hulking suits

of armor and chainmail: “Not to get to a

place of (butt)-kicking, but to a place of

it being believable that I can hold my

own in battles or duels,” he says.

It was useful preparation for next

year’s ambitious sci-fi adventure

“Dune,” in which he plays prophetic

young leader Paul Atreides. Adapted

from Frank Herbert’s 1965 novel, and di-

rected by Denis Villeneuve (“Blade Run-

ner 2049”), the big-budget remake of-

fers a “grounded” take on the mind-

bending source material, Chalamet

teases, and marks his most commercial

project yet as a leading man.

Chalamet, for his part, seems primed

for Hollywood stardom, appearing next

as heartthrob Laurie in Greta Gerwig’s

highly anticipated “Little Women”(in

theaters Christmas Day). He savvily

sidesteps questions about working with

“King” co-star and rumored girlfriend

Lily-Rose Depp, who plays a small but

impactful role as Henry’s betrothed

Catherine of Valois. (“It was awesome

and what great scenes,” he says, ex-

pounding on her character’s “fearless,

righteous” nature.)

And with more fame comes less pri-

vacy, which the New York native has

taken with humility and humor. He

brought bagels to the Manhattan pre-

miere of “King” last week and handed

them to fans, many of whom have pin-

pointed his favorite local bagel haunt,

where they wait outside on a near-daily

basis to snap selfies with him.

“I was just saying to my mom the oth-

er day that I need to scope out some new

bagel places,” Chalamet says. “Thank-

fully, New York is the best city in the

world for that – it’s not like looking for

bagels in Paris.”

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“The King” stars Lily-Rose Depp and Timothée Chalamet, shown at the Netflix

drama’s Venice Film Festival premiere. VITTORIO ZUNINO CELOTTO/GETTY IMAGES

“The goal was never to

match what Sir Laurence

Olivier and Sir Kenneth

Branagh did, but rather to

get a searing portrait of a

young man with good

intent.”

Timothee Chalamet

who stars as Henry V in “The King”