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1. 1.See 13 Down
2. 2.& 21A 2006 stage play by Yasmina Reza
3. 3.Michael -, actor whose played Chrissie Todd in BBC TV drama series Boys from the Blackstuff
4. 4.Spirit distilled from the fermented remains of grapes after pressing
5. 5.& 20D 1939 novel by Geoffrey Household
6. 6.Henry Scott -, English painter whose works include 1902's Ruby, Gold and Malachite
7. 7.2005 action film starring Josh Lucas and Jessica Biel
8. 8.Italian motor manufacturing firm founded by Giovanni Agnelli
9. 9.Linda -, actress who played Simone Beck in 2009 film drama Julie & Julia
10. 10.Pier -, Sardinia-born actress who played Anna Curtis in 1960 film drama The Angry Silence
11. 11.See 7 Across
12. 12.In heraldry, the colour blue
13. 13.Jascha -, Vilnius-born violinist who debuted at Carnegie Hall, New York City in 1917
14. 14.Author of novels The Country Girls and A Pagan Place
15. 15.London-born stand-up comedian; regular panellist on BBC TV show They Think It's All Over from 1995-97
16. 16.Jimmy -, singer-actor who played the title role in 1990s BBC TV drama series Spender
17. 17.River that flows through Leicester
18. 18.US television sitcom that featured the Tate and Campbell families
19. 19.& 10D 2002 novel by Jill A Davis
20. 20.See 9 Down
21. 21.Emperor of Japan from 1867-1912 whose given name was Mutsuhito
22. 22.& 1A 1771 novel by Henry Mackenzie
23. 23.Island of the Maltese archipelago whose capital, Victoria, is also known as Rabat
24. 24.B C -, West Indies Test cricketer who hit 400 not out against England at St John's in 2004
25. 25.See 11 Across
26. 26.Another name for perennial plant deadly nightshade
27. 27.& 19D 1997 comedy-drama film for which Peter Cattaneo was a Best Director Oscar nominee
28. 28.Gabriela —, 2000 Olympic 5,000m gold medallist
29. 29.Burrowing bivalve mollusc such as the quahog
30. 30.Industrial centre in Pas-de-Calais, France between Lille and Arras
31. 31.Brine-cured Canadian cheese named after a place in Quebec
32. 32.Zoe —, author of 2008 novel The Believers
33. 33.Piece of music composed for seven singers
34. 34.Industrial city in Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany on the River Danube
35. 35.Nik —, rock music journalist; author of novels Need and King Death
36. 36.Bluish-white metallic element; symbol Zn
37. 37.& 22D Comedy partner of Eric Morecambe who died in 1999
38. 38.The —, 1962 novel by William Faulkner
39. 39.US singer-actor who played Manny Hood in 1999 comedy-drama film Cookie's Fortune
40. 40.Johnny —, WBA Bantamweight champion from 2002-04
41. 41.Francois —, South Africa and Bath Rugby flanker
42. 42.Felix —, actor who portrayed the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1964 film drama Becket
43. 43.2009 film drama starring Idris Elba and Beyonce Knowles
44. 44.Small New Zealand tree with light wood and edible fruit
45. 45.Karlheinz —, German composer of 1968 vocal work Stimmung
46. 46.Literary and artistic movement of the late 18th- and 19th-centuries with which Felix Mendelssohn, Percy Shelley and Eugene Delacroix are associated
47. 47.2001 novel by Christopher Hart
48. 48.Type of US submarine-launched ballistic missile that replaced Poseidon and Polaris from 1979
49. 49.Town in Highland, NE Scotland housing a ruined 19th-century castle
50. 50.See 8 Across
51. 51.See 23 Across
52. 52.Male bee in a colony whose function is to mate with the queen
53. 53.Winner of the 1965 PGA Championship
54. 54.Former small coin of France worth three deniers
55. 55.Capital of Denmark
56. 56.Textile town in Greater Manchester; birthplace of the Co-operative Movement
57. 57.Stanley -, former Labour MP for both Salford East and Salford West; Minister for Social Security from 1976-79
58. 58.Mary -, first actress to play Romana in BBC TV series Doctor Who
59. 59.Stratovolcano in the Andes, central Ecuador
60. 60.Ancient Egyptian city; original site of two granite obelisks known as Cleopatra's Needles
61. 61.Walled city in Tuscany, Italy housing a 13th-century university
62. 62.1971 novel by Harold Robbins
63. 63.Lee -, author of novels Persuader and One Shot
64. 64.UK pop duo whose top 10 singles included 1979's Love's Gotta Hold on Me
65. 65.2002 film thriller starring Jason Patric and Ray Liotta
66. 66.2009 family film featuring Kelsey Grammer as Mr Cranston
67. 67.National Capital Territory of the Republic of India
68. 68.1960s ITV drama series starring Patrick McGoohan as John Drake
69. 69.River rising in the Drakensberg mountains that forms the boundary between South Africa and Namibia
70. 70.Billy -, 1996-2001 Scotland footballer whose career began at Chelsea
71. 71.Johann Heinrich -, 17th-century Austrian composer whose works include collection Sonatae unarum fidium seu a violino solo
72. 72.Fifth sign of the zodiac
73. 73.Nocturnal primate of Asia such as the Red Slender - or Bengal Slow -
74. 74.Island of French Polynesia whose largest city is Papeete
75. 75.See 19 Down
76. 76.& 18D Seaside resort and area of amusement parks in southern Brooklyn, New York City
77. 77.River in England that flows to the Wash near King's Lynn
78. 78.Member of an Indian religion founded in the 16th century
79. 79.Maria —, Irish author of 1800 novel Castle Rackrent
80. 80.Anson —, Brighton-born animator of films Oh'phelia and Othello who died in 1962
81. 81.& 14A 1886 children's book by Susan Coolidge
82. 82.Breed of light domestic fowl named after a commune in Yvelines, France
83. 83.& 4D 1977 stage play by Howard Brenton
84. 84.See 9 Across
85. 85.Cape —, peninsula of NE Tunisia
86. 86.Island in the Caribbean linked administratively with Barbuda
87. 87.1983 fantasy film starring Ken Marshall and Lysette Anthony
88. 88.& 24A English title of a three-act opera by Engelbert Humperdinck based on a fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm
89. 89.Nadia —, 1976 and 1980 Olympic artistic gymnastics balance beam gold medallist
90. 90.1994 film drama starring Jack Nicholson and Michelle Pfeiffer
91. 91.See 21 Across
92. 92.Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter whose first five solo albums were named after mathematical symbols
93. 93.Mineral also known as white lead ore
94. 94.See 13 Across
95. 95.Protein similar to collagen found in connective tissue
96. 96.Robert —, 1970 Commonwealth 800m gold medallist
97. 97.Sharon —, actress-wife of Roman Polanski murdered in 1969
98. 98.1965 horror film starring Catherine Deneuve, Yvonne Furneaux and Ian Hendry
99. 99.1985 novel by A S Byatt
100. 100.1988 film thriller starring Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan
101. 101.North American tree related to the horse chestnut such as the Ohio — or Yellow —
102. 102.& 20D 1906 Jack London novel featuring the character Grey Beaver
103. 103.Capital of West Germany from 1949-90
104. 104.See 18 Down
105. 105.1970 film drama starring Gregory Peck and Tuesday Weld
106. 106.Egon -, Austrian painter whose works include Girl with Black Hair and Girl with Yellow Scarf
107. 107.Wat -, leader of the English Peasants' Revolt in 1381
108. 108.& 15A US composer-lyricist whose musicals include Du Barry Was a Lady and Panama Hattie
109. 109.See 22 Across
110. 110.Marat -, 2000 US Open men's singles tennis championship winner
111. 111.See 10 Across
112. 112.River that flows to the North Sea at Sunderland
113. 113.Edward -, author of 1962 stage play Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
114. 114.Comic strip created by Chic Young in 1930 featuring the character Dagwood Bumstead
115. 115.& 12A BBC TV sitcom that starred David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst
116. 116.The -, 1999 romcom starring Chris O'Donnell and Renee Zellweger
117. 117.Tom -, 1973 French Open men's doubles tennis championship winner with John Newcombe
118. 118.Mammal to which the adjective 'ovine' refers
119. 119.1986 action film starring Tom Berenger, Willem Dafoe and Charlie Sheen
120. 120.Leguminous West Indian shrub; a source of indigo
121. 121.The -, 1922 Karel and Josef Capek stage work produced in the US as The World We Live In
122. 122.1977 David Lynch film drama featuring Laurel Near as Lady in the Radiator
123. 123.In golf, an estimated standard score for a hole that a good player should make
124. 124.Berry-like fruit of a rose plant
125. 125.Ralph -, British cartoonist born in 1936 associated with journalist Hunter S Thompson
126. 126.Caster -, 2016 Olympic women's 800m gold medallist (8)
127. 127.Peter -, winner of the 2002 World Snooker Championship
128. 128.Marion -, winner of the 1971 Queen Elizabeth II Cup at the Royal International Horse Show
129. 129.Lead singer of Irish group U2; recipient of an honorary knighthood in 2007
130. 130., 10A & 5D 1937 novel by Agatha Christie
131. 131.Mediterranean plant with liquorice-flavoured aromatic seeds
132. 132.See 1 Across
133. 133.1970s BBC TV drama series starring Robin Ellis in the title role
134. 134.John —, Best Actor in a Leading Role Oscar nominee for Pulp Fiction
135. 135.& 18D Species of long, slender marine fish with large eyes
136. 136.Gustave —, French civil engineer after whom a tower in Paris is named
137. 137.See 20 Across
138. 138.Jennifer —, actress who portrayed Myrtle Logue in 2010 biopic The King's Speech
139. 139.& 17A 1982 novel by Alice Walker; 1983 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction winner
140. 140.Rugby union prop; 1976 Ireland Test debutant against France
141. 141.1993 film drama starring Ethan Hawke and Vincent Spano based on a true story
142. 142.Noah —, 2000 Olympic 1,500m gold medallist
143. 143.Lake —, body of water in central Africa at the southern end of the Great Rift Valley
144. 144.In cricket, a run not scored from the bat
145. 145.1939 comedy-drama film starring Norma Shearer and Joan Crawford
146. 146.See 1 Across
147. 147.Marine bivalve with a fluted fan-shaped tail
148. 148.Compound step in ballet to quickly change the direction a dancer is travelling
149. 149.Pair of short cloth gaiters covering the instep and ankle
150. 150.Breed of dog whose numbers have included Greyfriars Bobby in 19th-century Edinburgh