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2006 film drama starring Heath Ledger and Abbie Cornish
CANDY
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Capital of Haute-Garonne department in France
TOULOUSE
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Freshwater spiny-finned food and game fish such as the European —
PERCH
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Eurasian bird with a greenish-blue and orange plumage
KINGFISHER
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Flattish Italian bread made with olive oil
CIABATTA
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2001 biopic featuring both Judi Dench and Kate Winslet in the title role
IRIS
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Card game; an old form of poker
BRAG
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Roman —, Best Director Oscar winner for The Piano
POLANSKI
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Donald —, actor who played the title role in 1971 film thriller Klute
SUTHERLAND
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In Judaism, the scroll on which the Pentateuch is written
TORAH
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Knight of the Round Table and lover of Queen Guinevere in Arthurian legend
LANCELOT
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See 9 Down
MAXIM
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Final phase of the Egyptian language whose dialects include Sahidic
COPTIC
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Weedy plant with typically broad leaves and greenish or reddish flowers
DOCK
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Erica —, author of the novels Fear of Flying and Inventing Memory
JONG
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Isla —, India-born actress who played Flora Beniform in 1981 BBC TV series The History Man
BLAIR
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Christian sacrament in which the Last Supper is commemorated by the consecration of bread and wine
EUCHARIST
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Commune of Paris, France, celebrated for its porcelain manufacture
SEVRES
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& 25A US-born inventor of the first automatic machine gun (5,5)
HIRAM
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Dish of boned, stuffed meat or fish poached, covered with aspic and served cold
GALANTINE
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Number opposite 12 on a standard dartboard
TWO
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William —, actor who starred as Arthur Crabtree in 1980s BBC TV sitcom No Place Like Home
GAUNT
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Framework worn at the back below the waist by women in the late 19th century in order to expand a skirt
BUSTLE
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Bernard —, Chief Press Secretary to Margaret Thatcher from 1979-90
INGHAM
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Carmelita —, 2011 World Championships 100m gold medallist
JETER
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Republic in SE Asia whose capital is Vientiane
LAOS
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Capital and chief port of Qatar
DOHA
