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- 1.2004 comedy-drama film starring Sigourney Weaver and Emile Hirsch
- 2.2007 family film starring Amy Adams and Patrick Dempsey
- 3.1988 comedy-drama film starring Sonny Bono and Ruth Brown
- 4.D L —, England cricketer who scored the first century in an ODI
- 5.Chinese tree bearing a small orange fruit with a sweet rind
- 6.See 11
- 7.Amorphous form of hydrated silica used as a gemstone
- 8.2002 film drama starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Dustin Hoffman
- 9.Rare breed of English pig with a black body and white points
- 10.The —, 1950 film drama starring Marlon Brando and Teresa Wright
- 11.1979 comedy-crime film starring Farrah Fawcett-Majors and Charles Grodin
- 12.Edible marine gastropod mollusc also called a sea-ear
- 13.Large Old World tree of the mahogany family whose bark is used to make a tonic
- 14.Joiner in William Shakespeare play A Midsummer Night's Dream
- 15.Formation of words imitating the sound of a noise, such as pop and whoosh
- 16.1997 novel by Val McDermid
- 17.Small aromatic plant of the mint family
- 18.Make of motor car driven by Giuseppe Farina in winning the 1950 F1 World Drivers' Championship
- 19.John —, radio announcer who commentated on the University Boat Race from 1931-80
- 20.See 8
- 21.Donkey in stories by A A Milne
- 22.Guy —, 1976 Olympic 110m hurdles gold medallist
- 23.Sandstone formation in Northern Territory, Australia also known as Ayers Rock
- 24.1964 Roger Vadim film drama starring Jane Fonda based on a stage play by Arthur Schnitzler
- 25.1987 David Mamet film drama starring Lindsay Crouse and Joe Mantegna
- 26.Insect often mistaken for a wasp or bee that feeds on the nectar and pollen of flowers
- 27.Hiram —, US-born inventor of the first automatic machine gun
- 28.See 10 Across
- 29.See 6
- 30.Roman scholar whose history of Rome contained 42 books
- 31.1987 film comedy starring Shelley Long and Bette Midler
- 32.2009 novel by Dean Koontz
- 33.The —, 2001 action film starring Jet Li and Carla Gugino
- 34.1887 H Rider Haggard novel subtitled A History of Adventure
- 35.Chiricahua Apache leader who died in 1909
- 36.City in Siberia, Russia on the Angara River
- 37.See 8 Across
- 38.Melvyn —, author of novels Crystal Rooms and Now is the Time
- 39.Japanese thick wheat flour noodle
- 40.Oliver —, South African politician; president of the ANC from 1967-91
- 41.The —, 1820 novel by Walter Scott
- 42.See 23
- 43.Inland port in SE Texas, US; site of the Lyndon B Johnson Space Center
- 44.1945 Broadway musical by Rodgers and Hammerstein based on 1909 stage play Liliom by Ferenc Molnar
- 45.Tropical Asian plant with fleshy leaves cultivated for its large edible rootstock
- 46.German river rising in the Black Forest that joins the Rhine at Mannheim
- 47.Violin played as a folk instrument
- 48.2009 novel by David Baldacci
- 49.Ancient catapult for hurling large missiles
- 50.Plateau in Tamil Nadu, India noted as a tea-growing district
- 51.Musical ornamentation consisting of the rapid alternation between one tone and the next above it
- 52.William —, Best Director Oscar winner for Ben-Hur, The Best Years of Our Lives and Mrs Miniver
- 53.— River, tributary of the Missouri, US that flows into the Lake of the Ozarks reservoir
- 54.Alfred —, Austrian psychiatrist who authored The Neurotic Character and The Practice and Theory of Individual Psychology
- 55.Jean-Michel —, US artist whose works include 1982's Moses and the Egyptians
- 56.See 19 Across
- 57.1981 sci-fi film starring Sean Connery and Peter Boyle
- 58.1926 stage play by W Somerset Maugham whose central character is Constance Middleton
- 59.Small mouse-like long-snouted mammal such as the common —
- 60.2003 romcom starring George Clooney and Catherine Zeta-Jones
- 61.See 18
- 62.Conservative MP for Havant from 1992-2015; 2010-14 Minister of State for Universities and Science
- 63.The —, 1973 comedy-drama film starring Paul Newman and Robert Redford
- 64.See 7
- 65.See 7 Down
- 66.Aaron —, US actor who played president Benjamin Asher in 2013 action film Olympus Has Fallen
- 67.Charles —, 18th-century planter in Virginia, US, who headed an irregular court that punished British supporters during the American Revolution
- 68.Sultanate in SE Arabia; capital Muscat
- 69.Ernie —, US actor-comedian who played Sidney Redlitch in 1958 romcom Bell, Book and Candle
- 70.See 6 Down
- 71.Father of Ajax the Lesser in Greek mythology
- 72.Sixth letter in the Greek alphabet
- 73.Edible internal parts of an animal, such as the heart and liver
- 74.Thin wheat pancake folded over a filling of apple, meat or cream cheese
- 75.Stout iron-tipped wooden pole about 6ft long formerly used in England as a weapon
- 76.Largest town and administrative HQ of the Orkney Islands
- 77.Samantha —, Best Actress in a Leading Role Oscar nominee for The Collector
- 78.See 12 Down
- 79.Rory —, 2012 and 2014 winner of the PGA Championship
- 80.The —, 1976 film thriller starring Gregory Peck and Lee Remick
- 81.& 14A 1986 film drama starring Paul Newman and Tom Cruise
- 82.& 6A 1933 work of science fiction by H G Wells
- 83.Variety of lettuce with a long slender head
- 84.& 3D Actor who portrayed Tony Hancock in 2008 BBC TV drama Hancock & Joan
- 85.— Islands, chain of over 150 islands in the Bering Sea off mainland Alaska
- 86.Alan —, first England footballer to be sent off, against Yusgoslavia in 1968
- 87.Buddy —, actor who played the title role in US television crime series Barnaby Jones
- 88.Damien —, artist whose statue Verity stands at the entrance to Ilfracombe harbour, Devon
- 89.Cricket shot that touches the ground before crossing the boundary
- 90.Art technique in which paint is applied thickly so that brush marks are evident
- 91.Patrick —, Northern Irish actor for whom Samuel Beckett wrote the one-act play Krapp's Last Tape
- 92.Daughter of Polonius in William Shakespeare play Hamlet
- 93.1978 stage play by David Hare
- 94.Geena —, Best Actress in a Supporting Role Oscar winner for The Accidental Tourist
- 95.Al —, US vice president from 1993-2001
- 96.Marcus Vipsanius —, Roman general and son-in-law of Augustus
- 97.1957 novel by Vladimir Nabokov
- 98.James —, British theatre critic who authored nine-volume diary Ego
- 99.Gracie —, entertainer who played the title role in 1931 comedy-drama film Sally in Our Alley
- 100.Alfred —, author and illustrator, from 1935, of the Rupert Bear tales
- 101.Stella —, author of novels London Lies Beneath and The Purple Shroud
- 102.Uma —, actress who played the title role in 2006 romcom My Super Ex-Girlfriend
- 103.Medieval European map of the world housed in Hereford Cathedral
- 104.& 13D 2007 crime drama film starring Russell Crowe and Denzel Washington
- 105.The —, 1967 film drama starring Peter Fonda and Susan Strasberg
- 106.Unit of weight used in China equal to 50g
- 107.1997 film comedy starring Rowan Atkinson in the title role
- 108.1982 stage play by Peter Nichols
- 109.Peasant dance of Apulia, Italy, in six-eight time
- 110.Tamara —, 1964 Olympic shot and discus gold medallist
- 111.See 3 Down
- 112.Twelfth month of the Jewish civil year
- 113.Hilary —, actress who starred in the Lizzy Maguire franchise
- 114.Vikram —, author of novels The Golden Gate and An Equal Music
- 115.1959 romcom starring Rock Hudson and Doris Day
- 116.Region of Greece in the central Peloponnese; capital Tripoli
- 117.— orange, large sweet fruit with a depression enclosing an underdeveloped secondary growth
- 118.Second son of Judah and Shua in the Old Testament
- 119.White sheep or goat cheese popular in Greece
- 120.Resort town in Belgium with medicinal mineral springs
- 121.Carnivorous mammal, Eurasian in origin, with a long bushy tail
- 122.Ancient city in NW Syria
- 123.Minor infringement in tennis requiring a point to be replayed
- 124.Chris —, US golfer; 2014 Deutsche Bank Championship tournament winner
- 125.In weaving, yarn woven across the width of a fabric
- 126.Japanese rich sauce made from soy beans naturally fermented with wheat or barley
- 127.Peter —, Best Actor in a Supporting Role Oscar winner for Topkapi
- 128.Disturbed 17-year-old in 1973 Peter Shaffer stage play Equus
- 129.Vance —, US journalist; author of 1957 book The Hidden Persuaders
- 130.City in central Poland formerly associated with the textile industry
- 131.Region of eastern Ethiopia bordering on Somalia
- 132.Elongated flexible organ of which a cuttlefish has two
- 133.& 6D William Shakespeare play featuring characters Costard and Jaquenetta
- 134.See 5 Down
- 135.1950 film drama starring Bette Davis and Anne Baxter; 1951 Best Picture Oscar winner
- 136.Alison —, 18th-century Scottish poet who authored a version of ballad The Flowers of the Forest
- 137.In Germany, one-hundredth of a Deutschmark until the introduction of the euro
- 138.Marcel —, French author of heptalogy A la Recherche du Temps Perdu
- 139.One of a class of supernatural creatures in Scandinavian folklore that dwell in caves and mountains
- 140.Portico in ancient Greek architecture
- 141.& 16D US state; capital Pierre
- 142.1954 novel by James A Michener adapted for a 1957 film drama starring Marlon Brando
- 143.University city in West Yorkshire that hosts a triennial international piano competition
- 144.18th-century English highwayman associated with horse Black Bess
- 145.Poem by John Masefield included in 1902 volume Salt-Water Ballads
- 146.Protruding part of the face below the mouth
- 147.& 13D 1970 comedy-drama film starring Jane Asher and John Moulder-Brown
- 148.Best Actor in a Supporting Role Oscar nominee for Apollo 13
- 149.2008 novel by Linda Fairstein
- 150.Whitish milky fluid containing protein and starch produced by many plants including the rubber tree