| GALORE | Whisky ___, 1948 Ealing comedy (6) |
| BROUGH | Louise ___, 1948-50 Wimbledon singles tennis champion (6) |
| NEMETH | Imre ___, 1948 Olympic hammer gold medallist (6) |
| PARADE | Easter ___ , 1948 film with Judy Garland and Fred Astaire (6) |
| CIRCLE | Caucasian Chalk ___ , 1948 Brecht play (6) |
| APACHE | Fort ___, 1948 Western film starring John Wayne (6) |
| WHISKYGALORE | Ealing comedy film which was renamed 'Tight Little Island' in the US (6,6) |
| KINGLEAR | Short piece about Ealing comedy, or a tragedy (4,4) |
| PIMLICO | Passport to - was an Ealing comedy film |
| THELAVENDERHILLMOB | Classic Ealing comedy film |
| LAVENDERHILLMOB | The ___, 1951 Ealing comedy (8,4,3) |
| PASSPORT | ___ To Pimlico, 1949 Ealing comedy film (8) |
| EPIC | Impressive Ealing comedy first to feature detective (4) |
| LAVENDER | 1951 Ealing comedy film, The _ Hill Mob (8) |
| HUE | ___ and Cry, 1947 Ealing comedy starring Alistair Sim |
| ALEC | Guinness of Ealing comedy fame (4) |
| KIND | ___ Hearts and Coronets, Ealing comedy (4) |
| HILL | The Lavender ___ Mob, 1951 Ealing comedy (4) |
| LAVENDERHILL | South London street featured in a 1951 Ealing comedy title |
| AGOGO | L.A.'s Whisky ___ |
