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1. The , 1988 novel by Robert Ludlum
2. Katsushika , Japanese artist of the Edo period noted for his colour wood-block prints
3. Abel , French director of 1927 biopic Napoleon
4. The , 2002 horror film starring Naomi Watts and Martin Henderson
5. 1974 fantasy film starring Sean Connery and Charlotte Rampling
6. Alan , author of the novels Cry, the Beloved Country and Too Late the Phalarope
7. Roscoe , January, 1977 Australian Open singles tennis champion
8. Maori war chant accompanied by gestures
9. The , 1997 horror film starring Penelope Ann Miller and Tom Sizemore
10. Angel , 1980 Olympic Lightweight boxing gold medallist
11. Henry James novel first published in book form in 1878
12. Mika , winner of the 1998 and 1999 F1 World Drivers' Championship
13. Kirsten , actress who played the title role in 2006 film drama Marie Antoinette
14. & 20D Best Director Oscar winner for Lawrence of Arabia (5,4)
15. Frank , 1951 and 1952 US National Championships singles tennis title winner
16. Thick wheat flour Japanese noodle
17. The , 1955 novel by William Golding
18. Commonwealth country whose capital is Wellington
19. Department of SE France whose capital is Toulon
20. I, King of Albania from 1928-39
21. Tranquiliser also marketed under the name Valium
22. Thomas Love , author of 1831 novel Crotchet Castle
23. Member of a body of lancers first employed in the Polish army
24. 2003 biopic whose star, Salma Hayek, was nominated for a Best Actress Oscar
25. See 3 Down
26. Clifford , author of the stage plays Waiting for Lefty and Clash by Night
27. See 9 Down
28. Brad , golfer who won the 2005 Buick Championship
29. Whiskey distilled from maize, malt and rye and aged in white oak barrels
30. See 14 Down
31. Dark long-necked bird similar to the cormorant
32. Standard currency of Angola
33. Edible European mushroom with a bluish stalk
34. Marcelo , 1998 Australian Open singles tennis championship runner-up
35. John , actor who played Fred Elliott in ITV soap Coronation Street from 1994-2006
36. Green mineral common in metamorphic rocks
37. See 25 Across
38. & 24A 2000 novel by Zadie Smith (5,5)
39. 1983 film drama directed by and starring Barbra Streisand
40. & 7D BBC TV drama series starring Jack Warner in the title role which ran from 1955-76 (5,2,4,5)
41. Slovenian alpine skier; 2014 Olympics women's giant slalom and downhill gold medallist
42. Small tree with edible oval fruit
43. Chris , former Harlequins and England rugby union captain born in 1986
44. See 2 Down
45. Tropical tree whose dark hard wood is used for cabinet work
46. Jean , French author of the stage plays Antigone and Becket
47. Horatio , British-born US general defeated at the Battle of Camden in 1780
48. Chris , 1975-78 US Open women's singles tennis champion
49. SI unit of electromotive force
50. University town in Western Cape, South Africa, on the banks of the Eerste River
51. Denholm , Best Actor in a Supporting Role Oscar nominee for A Room with a View
52. Mike , WBA Heavyweight champion from 1987-90
53. Weedy plant with typically broad leaves and greenish or reddish flowers
54. Martin , Best Actor in a Supporting Role Oscar winner for A Thousand Clowns
55. Moshe , Israel Minister of Defence from 1967-74
56. See 7 Down
57. Unit of chain length in Britain equal to 75 feet
58. Ancient Greek author of fables
59. 1988 horror film starring Kevin Dillon and Shawnee Smith
60. City in Missouri, US; point of departure of the California, Oregon and Santa Fe Trails in the 19th century
61. John , British commander of the Imperial Fleet at the Battle of Jutland in 1916
62. Town in Scotland; administrative headquarters of the council area of Clackmannanshire
63. the Union, organisation formed in 2007 from a merger of Amicus and the TGWU
64. The , 1997 action film directed by and starring Kevin Costner
65. Fifth book of the New Testament
66. Pakistan Test cricketer who took 7-55 against England in Dubai in 2012
67. & 15A The , 1923 novel by P G Wodehouse (10,6)
68. Horse that won the Oaks in 2012
69. Arnold , English composer of symphonic poem Tintagel
70. Stage play by R C Sherriff that premiered in 1936
71. Jack , World Heavyweight boxing champion from 1919-26
72. Johannes , Swiss painter who taught at the Bauhaus from 1919-23
73. 1881 novel by Johanna Spyri
74. George , 19th-century authoress of novels Indiana and Consuelo
75. Old World bird with long legs and a speckled plumage such as the Great
76. & 4D WBC Super Middleweight champion from 1996-97 (5,4)
77. Scandinavian spirit flavoured with caraway seeds
78. Plant of the mint family whose leaves are used as a pot-herb
79. City in Northern Ireland on the border between County Down and County Armagh
80. Pat , 1987 Wimbledon men's singles tennis champion
81. Small marine food fish that has a salty taste
82. Roy , late comedian-actor who played John Parry in 1990s BBC TV series Common As Muck
83. Hawaiian word for hello
84. 1950 film drama starring Marlon Brando and Teresa Wright
85. Capital of Wales
86. Legal statement in Islam issued by a religious law specialist
87. Currency of French Indochina between 1885 and 1952
88. Word derived from the Gaelic phrase water of life, from which the word whisky comes
89. Loaf-shaped cake containing dried fruit that has been steeped in liquid
90. See 7 Across
91. US state whose capital is Des Moines
92. Laszlo , Hungarian journalist who patented the first practical ballpoint pen
93. 1938 Evelyn Waugh novel featuring Lord Copper
94. Iridescent beetle whose adults feed on flowers
95. Harold , Italian-born poet and art collector who died in 1994
96. Group of islands in the Aegean Sea including Anafi
97. Hawk reared for training in falconry
98. Max , winner of the World Chess Championship from 1935-37
99. Hindu goddess of destruction
100. Nocturnal cave-dwelling bird of Trinidad and northern South America also known as the guacharo