Scramble — the title is all mixed up

Scramble takes a well-known film title and shuffles the letters of each word in place. EHT DOGFATHER-style chaos, movie knowledge required. Decode the anagram, or lean on the cast clues that reveal themselves as you miss.

How to play

1. Read the scrambled words — each word's letters are shuffled, but the word breaks are real.
2. Search and guess the film. Wrong guesses reveal a cast member, least famous first.
3. You have five guesses. The lightbulb also reveals the next cast member for free — counted as a hint in your share, but it doesn't cost a guess.
4. Once every cast member is showing, a give-up option reveals the answer if you're thoroughly beaten.

Tips

Short words fall first: a three-letter scramble has only a handful of candidates, and articles like "the" are instantly recognizable. Word lengths are strong evidence by themselves — a 3-5-2-3-5 pattern narrows cinema history dramatically before you decode a single word. If the anagram fights you, switch to the cast: one revealed character actor plus a word-length pattern usually solves it faster than staring at the letters. Free Play and Eras modes serve unlimited scrambles, and the daily's share grid records how many guesses (and cast reveals) you needed.