Immaculate Grid — an actor for every cell

Our movie take on the beloved sports trivia format. The grid has three row actors and three column actors; every cell needs a third actor who has starred in a film with both the cell's row star and its column star. Nine cells, one guess each.

How to play

  1. Tap a cell to see its row and column actors.
  2. Name an actor who shares a film with each. If you're right, the cell fills in with the two connecting films; if not, the cell is missed for the day.
  3. Each actor can only be used once per grid — plan your nine answers so a versatile name isn't wasted on a cell an easier answer could fill.

Difficulty, hints and modes

The choice tiers (Easy, Medium, Hard) turn each cell into multiple choice with more or fewer options; Expert is free-text. The hint reveals a connecting film: a movie the row actor made whose cast contains a valid answer — find the castmate who also worked with the column actor. Free Play serves unlimited fresh grids, and Eras mode builds the entire grid inside one decade, axes and answers alike.

Tips

Ensemble casts are your best friends — a heist film or a war epic can single-handedly fill half a grid. When two axis actors feel impossible to bridge, think about who was famous when both were active: the answer is often a character actor with a thirty-year filmography rather than an A-lister. At game's end, unsolved cells reveal an example answer, which is a great way to learn the connectors you missed.