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1. 1.Thin wheat pancake folded over a filling of apple, meat or cream cheese
2. 2.Stout iron-tipped wooden pole about 6ft long formerly used in England as a weapon
3. 3.Largest town and administrative HQ of the Orkney Islands
4. 4.Samantha —, Best Actress in a Leading Role Oscar nominee for The Collector
5. 5.See 12 Down
6. 6.Rory —, 2012 and 2014 winner of the PGA Championship
7. 7.The —, 1976 film thriller starring Gregory Peck and Lee Remick
8. 8.& 14A 1986 film drama starring Paul Newman and Tom Cruise
9. 9.& 6A 1933 work of science fiction by H G Wells
10. 10.Variety of lettuce with a long slender head
11. 11.& 3D Actor who portrayed Tony Hancock in 2008 BBC TV drama Hancock & Joan
12. 12.— Islands, chain of over 150 islands in the Bering Sea off mainland Alaska
13. 13.Alan —, first England footballer to be sent off, against Yusgoslavia in 1968
14. 14.Buddy —, actor who played the title role in US television crime series Barnaby Jones
15. 15.Damien —, artist whose statue Verity stands at the entrance to Ilfracombe harbour, Devon
16. 16.Cricket shot that touches the ground before crossing the boundary
17. 17.Art technique in which paint is applied thickly so that brush marks are evident
18. 18.Patrick —, Northern Irish actor for whom Samuel Beckett wrote the one-act play Krapp's Last Tape
19. 19.Daughter of Polonius in William Shakespeare play Hamlet
20. 20.1978 stage play by David Hare
21. 21.Geena —, Best Actress in a Supporting Role Oscar winner for The Accidental Tourist
22. 22.Al —, US vice president from 1993-2001
23. 23.Marcus Vipsanius —, Roman general and son-in-law of Augustus
24. 24.1957 novel by Vladimir Nabokov
25. 25.James —, British theatre critic who authored nine-volume diary Ego
26. 26.Gracie —, entertainer who played the title role in 1931 comedy-drama film Sally in Our Alley
27. 27.Alfred —, author and illustrator, from 1935, of the Rupert Bear tales
28. 28.Stella —, author of novels London Lies Beneath and The Purple Shroud
29. 29.Uma —, actress who played the title role in 2006 romcom My Super Ex-Girlfriend
30. 30.Medieval European map of the world housed in Hereford Cathedral
31. 31.& 13D 2007 crime drama film starring Russell Crowe and Denzel Washington
32. 32.The —, 1967 film drama starring Peter Fonda and Susan Strasberg
33. 33.Unit of weight used in China equal to 50g
34. 34.1997 film comedy starring Rowan Atkinson in the title role
35. 35.1982 stage play by Peter Nichols
36. 36.Peasant dance of Apulia, Italy, in six-eight time
37. 37.Tamara —, 1964 Olympic shot and discus gold medallist
38. 38.See 3 Down
39. 39.Twelfth month of the Jewish civil year
40. 40.Hilary —, actress who starred in the Lizzy Maguire franchise
41. 41.Vikram —, author of novels The Golden Gate and An Equal Music
42. 42.1959 romcom starring Rock Hudson and Doris Day
43. 43.Region of Greece in the central Peloponnese; capital Tripoli
44. 44.— orange, large sweet fruit with a depression enclosing an underdeveloped secondary growth
45. 45.Second son of Judah and Shua in the Old Testament
46. 46.White sheep or goat cheese popular in Greece
47. 47.Resort town in Belgium with medicinal mineral springs
48. 48.Carnivorous mammal, Eurasian in origin, with a long bushy tail
49. 49.Ancient city in NW Syria
50. 50.Minor infringement in tennis requiring a point to be replayed
51. 51.Chris —, US golfer; 2014 Deutsche Bank Championship tournament winner
52. 52.In weaving, yarn woven across the width of a fabric
53. 53.Japanese rich sauce made from soy beans naturally fermented with wheat or barley
54. 54.Peter —, Best Actor in a Supporting Role Oscar winner for Topkapi
55. 55.Disturbed 17-year-old in 1973 Peter Shaffer stage play Equus
56. 56.Vance —, US journalist; author of 1957 book The Hidden Persuaders
57. 57.City in central Poland formerly associated with the textile industry
58. 58.Region of eastern Ethiopia bordering on Somalia
59. 59.Elongated flexible organ of which a cuttlefish has two
60. 60.& 6D William Shakespeare play featuring characters Costard and Jaquenetta
61. 61.See 5 Down
62. 62.1950 film drama starring Bette Davis and Anne Baxter; 1951 Best Picture Oscar winner
63. 63.Alison —, 18th-century Scottish poet who authored a version of ballad The Flowers of the Forest
64. 64.In Germany, one-hundredth of a Deutschmark until the introduction of the euro
65. 65.Marcel —, French author of heptalogy A la Recherche du Temps Perdu
66. 66.One of a class of supernatural creatures in Scandinavian folklore that dwell in caves and mountains
67. 67.Portico in ancient Greek architecture
68. 68.& 16D US state; capital Pierre
69. 69.1954 novel by James A Michener adapted for a 1957 film drama starring Marlon Brando
70. 70.University city in West Yorkshire that hosts a triennial international piano competition
71. 71.18th-century English highwayman associated with horse Black Bess
72. 72.Poem by John Masefield included in 1902 volume Salt-Water Ballads
73. 73.Protruding part of the face below the mouth
74. 74.& 13D 1970 comedy-drama film starring Jane Asher and John Moulder-Brown
75. 75.Best Actor in a Supporting Role Oscar nominee for Apollo 13
76. 76.2008 novel by Linda Fairstein
77. 77.Whitish milky fluid containing protein and starch produced by many plants including the rubber tree
78. 78.African republic; capital Dodoma
79. 79.Capital of Gard, France whose Roman remains include the Maison Carree
80. 80.Peter —, actor who played Clegg in BBC TV sitcom Last of the Summer Wine
81. 81.Mark —, 1984 and 1988 Olympic individual eventing gold medallist
82. 82.The —, 1994 action-comedy film starring Jim Carrey and Peter Riegert
83. 83.— 1, Russian spacecraft that crash-landed on return to earth in 1967
84. 84.County of England; county town Winchester
85. 85.Yellowish or brownish organic substance used in the leather industry
86. 86.Band of fibrous tissue connecting muscle to bone
87. 87.First ruler of the Timurid Empire who died in 1405
88. 88.See 16 Across
89. 89.Former province of South Africa; capital Pietermaritzburg
90. 90.See 1 Across
91. 91.Vic —, 1953 Wimbledon singles tennis champion
92. 92.Erich —, author of novels Only Love and Prizes
93. 93.Peter —, Labour MP for Neath from 1991-2015; Secretary of State for Wales from 2002-08
94. 94.1978-83 US television sitcom starring Judd Hirsch, Marilu Henner and Danny DeVito
95. 95.Sybil —, actress who played the title role in 1924 London production of Saint Joan by George Bernard Shaw
96. 96.God of love in Greek mythology
97. 97.Bigamist baker in 1954 radio drama Under Milk Wood by Dylan Thomas
98. 98.2005 film thriller starring Rachel McAdams and Cillian Murphy
99. 99.Ernest —, Foreign Secretary from 1945-51
100. 100.1986 action film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Kathryn Harrold
101. 101.The —, 1933 novel by C S Forester
102. 102.— Peninsula, area of SW Europe occupied by Spain and Portugal
103. 103.Large bird of the crow family with a black plumage and wedge-shaped tail
104. 104.Charles —, French composer of 1864 opera Mireille
105. 105.Capital of Jersey in the Channel Islands
106. 106.See 11 Down
107. 107.Member of the eastern group of Goths that conquered and ruled Italy around 500 AD
108. 108.2002 novel by Tom Clancy
109. 109.1983-2001 Labour MP for Caerphilly; Secretary of State for Wales from 1997-98
110. 110.Underworld abode of the souls of the dead in Greek mythology
111. 111.1989 Best Picture Oscar winner starring Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise
112. 112.Francoise —, 1967 French Championships singles tennis tournament winner
113. 113.Standard unit of currency of Myanmar
114. 114.& 23A 1978 romcom starring, co-directed and co-written by Warren Beatty
115. 115.1987 romcom starring Kim Basinger and Bruce Willis
116. 116.Instance of a batter touching all four bases safely in baseball
117. 117.Richard Jordan —, US inventor of a rapid-fire hand-cranked gun
118. 118.Wading bird similar to the heron
119. 119.Elisha Graves —, American inventor of an elevator who died in 1861
120. 120.Widely cultivated tree with a sweet gritty-textured juicy fruit
121. 121.Northern Irish golfer; winner of The Open Championship in 2011
122. 122.2008 film comedy starring Will Ferrell and Woody Harrelson
123. 123.Lorenzo —, Italian Renaissance artist whose works include Portrait of Giovanni della Volta with his Wife and Children
124. 124.1999 film comedy starring Matthew McConaughey in the title role
125. 125.George William —, New Zealand prime minister from 1930-35
126. 126.Bovid of North America and Europe such as the wisent
127. 127.Small wading bird with a slightly down-curved bill that breeds in the uplands of Scotland, Wales and England
128. 128.Capital of Norway
129. 129.& 13D 1983 comedy-drama film starring Tom Cruise and Rebecca De Mornay
130. 130.Capital of Uttar Pradesh, India
131. 131.Title given to Prince Edward on his marriage to Sophie Rhys-Jones in 1999
132. 132.1960s BBC TV children's series; a successor to Camberwick Green
133. 133.Julie —, actress who played Celine in Richard Linklater's film trilogy Before Sunrise, Before Sunset and Before Midnight
134. 134.John —, English naval officer and prime minister of Naples who died in 1811
135. 135.Large square-rigged sailing ship especially used by Spain from the 15th to 18th centuries
136. 136.Three-handed card game using 32 cards
137. 137.Capital of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
138. 138.1953 horror film starring Vincent Price and Frank Lovejoy
139. 139.Passive female principle of the universe in Chinese philosophy
140. 140.The —, 1980 horror film starring Adrienne Barbeau and Jamie Lee Curtis
141. 141.See 19 Across
142. 142.Two-wheeled vehicle such as a penny-farthing
143. 143.Montgomery —, Best Actor in a Leading Role Oscar nominee for The Search
144. 144.Piece of music composed for eight singers
145. 145.Fiona —, actress who played Aunt Petunia Dursley in the Harry Potter film series
146. 146.Rachel —, Best Actress in a Supporting Role Oscar winner for The Constant Gardener
147. 147.2011 animated film starring the voice talent of Johnny Depp and Isla Fisher
148. 148.Savoury jelly based on meat or fish stock used as a mould for meat or vegetables
149. 149.Type of mechanical musical instrument also called a player piano
150. 150.— Castle, Belfast meeting place of the Northern Ireland Executive