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BestCrosswords.com - "Kris Movie Puzzle 21" by Kris Gilpin on 2/9/2010 [moderate]
Across 1- Nile wader.; 5- Brittle sedimentary rock made of microcrystalline quartz.; 10- Robert Carlyle, say, or Sean Connery.; 14- Unfunny 1987, Burt Reynolds comedy, ____-a-Cop.; 15- Popular '71 jazz-rock fusion album from London, Brian _____'s Oblivion Express.; 16- '72 Jamaican Reggae cult film with Jimmy Cliff, The Harder They ____.; 17- Numbers game.; 18- '02 based-on-true-story by Steven Spielberg, with Tom & Leo, Catch __ __ ___ ___.; 20- Acaulescent.; 22- 1/8th of a circle.; 23- Humans blew up real good via this alien weapon in Spielberg's War of the Worlds.; 24- Bottom line.; 25- What a tripod is on 2 feet.; 30- What a moviegoer might become after they buy their popcorn.; 34- A large palm with long leaves, used for thatching.; 35- "Eddie" from The Rocky Horror Picture Show, then called Mr. M. ____, is now called Mr. Aday.; 37- For some reason, many of James Bond's villains wore this type of jacket.; 38- Chain letters?; 39- Belonging to the Rat Pack's Joey.; 41- Physics unit.; 42- In 1989 John Candy played one named Buck.; 44- In '91 Spielberg directed this film, featuring a teensy weensy Julia Roberts.; 45- Classic genre film from 1958 starring Steve McQueen, remade 30 years later.; 46- Keeping a watch on.; 48- First made by Betsy Ross.; 50- One of the "stars" of Oklahoma Crude & There Will Be Blood.; 51- Fraternity letters.; 52- Gregory Peck played this old ______ in 1989 (with Jane Fonda).; 55- Insults.; 60- Great '97 sci-fi comedy, exec-produced by Spielberg, w/ a brilliantly deadpan Tommy Lee Jones.; 62- Turkey club?; 63- Hubbubs, commotions.; 64- A high, dangerous tidal wave or flood.; 65- Chow.; 66- The only film Sinatra ever directed: ____ But the Brave (1965).; 67- A basin for holy water at the entrance of a church.; 68- Many of these are used during the Sundance Film Fest in Utah.;   Down 1- Bugs.; 2- Epitome of redness.; 3- Spielberg exec-produced this '87 comedy w/ a minaturized Dennis Quaid injected into the body of another man.; 4- Leaf apertures.; 5- '39 Myrna Loy/Tyrone Power adventure/drama, The Rains ____.; 6- Tints, sometimes used in films.; 7- Support.; 8- Hilarious Denis Leary/Kevin Spacey comedy from 1994.; 9- Shoes & clothing are these sometimes.; 10- Security guard Fred _______ was one of Benny Hill's characters on his TV show.; 11- Caesar's sidekick.; 12- Gulf war ally.; 13- 1969 Sean Connery/Peter Finch adventure, The Red ____.; 19- Whales' 'hoods.; 21- Alkaline liquid.; 25- Excessive.; 26- "Silence, you _____!" (Dr. Smith on the Lost in Space series).; 27- In '70 she tearfully said, "Love means never having to say you're sorry" (groan).; 28- Spending money, as referenced in England.; 29- He had his 15 minutes of "serious" fame in 1988 with Young Einstein.; 31- A part of Spielberg's first installment of (so far) 4 films.; 32- '97 legal comedy with Jeff Daniels & Charlize Theron, Trial and _____.; 33- The sport paraplegics played in the 2005 docu, Murderball.; 36- Badfinger's "Come and Get It" (written by Paul McCartney): "...will you walk away from a ____ and his money?"; 39- Harmless.; 40- What fans of Phil Dick, the brilliant writer of "Minority Report" (later directed by Spielberg), call him.; 43- How fans treat their fave celebs (Brit.).; 45- Acts of dying jeans, for example.; 47- These awards are more meaningful than & usually also influence, the Oscars.; 49- Econ. yardstick.; 52- Fed.; 53- Aka: a script rewrite, or movie remake.; 54- The getaway driver is also __ __ the bank robbery.; 55- What a bigot like Archie Bunker might call an Italian.; 56- Like raw silk.; 57- Round farm basket of wicker or wood.; 58- A small, decorative case for needles, toilet articles, etc.; 59- Breaks down, in a way.; 61- High school subj.;