| “I forgot my mantra” (Jeff Goldblum, in ____ (1977)) |
annie hall |
| “____ keep not their motion in one sphere” (Henry IV part 1) |
Two stars |
| 1924 adventure novel by PC Wren |
Beau Geste |
| 1950 post-war film starring Claudette Colbert |
Three Came Home |
| 2007 comedy film starring Simon Pegg as PC Nicholas Angel |
Hot Fuzz |
| 2014 video game whose protagonist is computer hacker Aiden Pearce |
Watch Dogs |
| A formative period: “’Tis but ____” (Troilus and Cressida) |
early days |
| A relative on the father’s side |
AGNATE |
| Actor who starred in nine films alongside Sydney Greenstreet |
Peter Lorre |
| Actress, comedian, and current host of The Great British Sewing Bee |
Sara Pascoe |
| Architect who designed much of New Delhi |
Edwin Lutyens |
| Composer of the music for the first three Carry On films, who also wrote crime fiction as Edmund Crispin |
Bruce Montgomery |
| Coronation Street character (played by Bryan Mosley) who was awarded an OBE |
Alf Roberts |
| Country in which fictional killer Hannibal Lecter was born |
LITHUANIA |
| Cyrus ____ was Jimmy Carter’s first secretary of state |
VANCE |
| Director of films including What’s Up, Doc? and Paper Moon |
Peter Bogdanovich |
| Dutch model who alleged an affair with David Beckham in 2004 |
Rebecca Loos |
| Final track, also a single, of the AC/DC album Let There Be Rock |
Whole Lotta Rosie |
| First name of Tom Cruise’s Mission: Impossible character |
ETHAN |
| Founder of a religion set forth in the Zend-Avesta |
ZOROASTER |
| Having the appearance of glass |
VITRIFORM |
| In architecture, a round carved or moulded ornament |
ROSETTE |
| In maths, a theorem proved to help to prove another one |
LEMMA |
| In medicine, a sudden attack or fit |
ICTUS |
