"Title" can refer to royal title, e.g. King, Queen, Prince. So KING being a royal title, it works on that level. Also ties in with the coronation happening that weekend, I.e. Prince Charles getting his new title.woozy wrote: ↑Sun May 14, 2023 2:08 pm So why was the title of the puzzle "Title Role"? What does "title" have to do with anything (other than movies are identified by titles).
I saw CARRIE and thought Sissy Spacek but the rest made it obvious that we were going for The Lion King but it was somewhat confusing as only SIMBA was a title role. Why was the puzzle called "title role"?
MGWCC #779 — "Title Role"
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Ah! Now that is fair and reasonable. Thank you.dlonoff wrote: ↑Mon May 29, 2023 9:40 am"Title" can refer to royal title, e.g. King, Queen, Prince. So KING being a royal title, it works on that level. Also ties in with the coronation happening that weekend, I.e. Prince Charles getting his new title.woozy wrote: ↑Sun May 14, 2023 2:08 pm So why was the title of the puzzle "Title Role"? What does "title" have to do with anything (other than movies are identified by titles).
I saw CARRIE and thought Sissy Spacek but the rest made it obvious that we were going for The Lion King but it was somewhat confusing as only SIMBA was a title role. Why was the puzzle called "title role"?
Funny story. I was all set to enter Par for the course for the CrossHare midi contest for April but I mistakenly thought midi meant 7x 7 and not 11 x 11. Oops. Well.... Here's a complex but **small** meta on the subject of golf.