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Across 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 3 1950 British police drama which 8 9 spawned the TV Series Dixon of Dock Green, with Jack Warner 10 11 playing the same role in both. (3,4,4) 12 13 8 John Huston 1956 film starring 14 Gregory Peck, based on a Herman Melville novel (4,4) 15 16 17 12 This 1957 Western featured Burt 18 19 Lancaster as Wyatt Earp and Kirk Douglas as Doc Holiday (8,2,3,2,6) 20 21 22 23 24 25 14 Surname of poet famous for the 26 27 28 29 line "No man is an island" * (5) 15 Cecil B. DeMille biblical epic with 30 Charlton Heston , Anne Baxter, 31 Yul Brynner and Yvonne de Carlo (3,3,12) 32 33 34 18 Discontinue pots somehow (anag) * (4) 20 Greek spirit with an aniseed flavour 35 36 37 38 * (4) 39 23 1958 debut of Christopher Lee's character, directed by Terence 40 41 42 Fisher (7) 24 Laurence Olivier produced, wrote and starred in the title role of this 43 44 1955 British film based on a Shakespeare play (7,3) 45 46 47 26 Island of Napoleon's first exile * 48 (4) 49 50 29 Indian city, site of the Taj Mahal * (4) 51 52 53 30 Joseph L. Mankiewicz 1959 US 54 55 movie based on a Tennessee Williams play, starring Elizabeth 56 Taylor, Katharine Hepburn, and Montgomery Clift (8,4,6) 57 31 A double whole note in music * (5) 32 1959 US war film directed by Blake Edwards and starring Cary Grant and Tony Curtis, about the the second of 4 films of the same 10 Black and white North American Road in English, (6,8) WW2 adventures of a US Navy name, the other being made in mammal (5) submarine USS Sea Tiger (9,9) 1937, 1976 and 2018 (1,4,2,4) 34 Trousers made from a twill fabric, 11 David Lean epic war drama of (originally made of 100% cotton) 37 American biographical film of 1956 56 Billy Wilder 1954 romcom starring 1957, starring William Holden, of the same name * (6) about Vincent Van Goch, with Humphrey Bogart, Audrey Alec Guinness and Jack Hawkins Kirk Douglas in the subject role. It Hepburn and William Holden (7) (3,6,2,3,5,4) 35 American mystery-horror film of was directed by Vincente Minnelli 1953 featuring Vincent Price, it (4,3,4) 57 British 1959 kitchen sink drama 13 1955 Ealing comedy starring Alec was Warner Bros first 3-D colour with Richard Burton set in Derby Guinness, Cecil Parker, Herbert movie. (5,2,3) 38 The Moving Finger writes; and, and based on a play by John Lom, Peter Sellers, Danny Green, having ____, Moves on..." (from Osborne (4,4,2,5) Jack Warner and Katie Johnson 36 1953 Disney animation, based on J The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam) * (3,11) M Barrie's story (5,3) (4) 16 Stares amorously, flirtatiously, or 41 Biblical epic produced by Sam 39 Geological epoch between the Down impertinently * (5) Zimbalist. Released in 1959 Paleocene and Oligocene * (6) starring Charlton Heston and Jack 1 Scottish west coast resort * (4) 17 Rats around Russian leader (anag) Hawkins, it is well known for a 40 Japanese 1957 historical drama 2 Unattached status * (6) * (4) scene featuring a chariot race. (3-3) directed by Akira Kurosawa, which transposed the setting of Macbeth 4 Male Red Deer * (4) 19 Medical term for overdose * (2) 43 Plant grown for its velvety foliage from Scotland to Japan (6,2,5) that comes in combinations of 5 8 bits * (4) 21 British pronunciation of the US bright red, burgundy, yellows, 42 Lotus ______: sports car produced "Zee" * (3) green, pink, brown and bronze * between 1974 and 1982 * (5) 6 Elia Kazan's 1951 drama based on (6) a Tennessee Williams play, starring 22 1957 Disney film about a boy and a 44 Fruit that sounds like it's not Marlon Brando and Kim Hunter stray dog from which it gets its 45 Alfred Hitchcock 1958 thriller pretty! * (4) (1,9,5,6) name (3,6) featuring James Stewart as a former police detective who suffers 23 46 1955 Hitchcock thriller starring 7 British title of the 1952 biography Martial arts ranking system * (3) from a condition that the film is Cary Grant and Grace Kelly about of Australian swimming star 25 Chemical symbol for mercury * (2) named after (7) a retired cat burglar (2,5,1,5) Annette Kellerman. Its US title was Million Dollar Mermaid, and 47 1953 biblical epic which was the 48 Former name of Greenland town, 27 "Let It ___" ; Lennon/McCartney starred Esther Williams, Victor first film to be released in now called Qaanaaq * (5) song released in 1970 * (2) Mature (3,3,5,7,4) Cinemascope. It starred Richard 49 Epic historical drama based on a 28 Billy _________; Overweight Burton, Jean Simmons, Victor 8 Romantic drama with Clark Gable, novel by Tolstoy, directed in 1956 schoolboy character created by Mature, and Michael Rennie (3,4) Ava Gardner, and Grace Kelly, by King Vidor (3,3,5) Frank Richards and featured in directed by John Ford and shot in several comics, radio and TV 48 Drink made from the leaves of the 50 Old fashioned name for a cannabis Equatorial Africa (7) series, and stage shows between plant Camellia sinensis * (3) cigarette (6) 1908 and 1962 * (6) 9 Swedish drama directed by Ingmar 51 Capital of Latvia * (4) Bergman in 1957, It is often 33 52 Hungarian composer of Cantata Centred on an impoverished Indian 52 Animal of the family Ursidae * (4) Profana * (6) considered to be one of Bergman's childhood, this 1955 Bengali greatest and most moving films and language film was the first highly 53 Synonym for unusual * (4) 54 Form of duty paid on imported one of the greatest films ever made acclaimed production from a goods * (6) (4,12) newly-independent India, The title translates to Song of the Little 55 1954 musical drama featuring Judy Garland and James Mason. 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