Crossword Explorer Thailand - Level 441

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Thailand - Level 441

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1d. "John ___ Mary," 1969 American romantic drama film starring Dustin Hoffman and Mia Farrow which was adapted from a Mervyn Jones novel:

AND

1a. Cash-dispensing device: Abbr.:

ATM

2d. Garment flaw:

TEAR

3d. Waiter's handout:

MENU

4d. World traveler's aid:

ATLAS

4a. Put up a show:

ACT

5d. "Gladiator" star Russell:

CROWE

6d. Supermodel Banks:

TYRA

7d. "It just doesn't ___...." (detective's observation): 2 wds.:

ADDUP

7a. Did an impression of someone:

APED

8d. Far from rich:

POOR

9d. Experimental, as an idea:

EDGY

10d. "Wag the ___," 1997 dark comedy film starring Dustin Hoffman and Robert De Niro which was adapted from Larry Beinhart's novel "American Hero":

DOG

11a. French word for "born":

NEE

12a. Take a bite:

TRY

13a. Extinct bird which used to roam the island of Mauritius:

DODO

14a. ___ Castellaneta, voice of Homer Simpson on "The Simpsons":

DAN

15a. "The ___ of the Rings," film series of three epic fantasy adventure films:

LORD

16d. Folk-rock singer Bob ___:

DYLAN

17a. Rap music's Snoop ___:

DOGG

18a. 2003 legal thriller film starring Dustin Hoffman and John Cusack, based on the John Grisham novel of the same name: 2 wds.:

RUNAWAYJURY

19d. Pecans or cashews, e.g.:

NUTS

20d. Sudden violent movement (rhymes with "bolt"):

JOLT

USE

22a. Prefix with "sided" to mean uneven or askew:

LOP

23d. Typist's stat: Abbr.:

WPM

23a. Cartoon king Disney:

WALT

24d. "You ___ here" (map words):

ARE

25d. Allow or permit:

LET

26d. Long church seat:

PEW

26a. Pen-___ (far-off correspondent):

PAL

27d. DJ's requirement, for short:

AMP

27a. In ___ of (amazed by):

AWE

28d. ___ hours (early morning):

WEE

29d. The final word in old movies:

END

30a. "All the ___," 1976 political thriller film starring Dustin Hoffman and Robert Redford which is about the Watergate scandal: 2 wds.:

PRESIDENTSMEN

31d. "___ of You" (Elvis Presley song): 2 wds.:

IBEG

32d. Entrances to rooms:

DOORS

33d. Legendary Chicago Cubs hitter Sammy ___:

SOSA

34a. "How I ___ Your Mother" (TV series):

MET

35a. Arrows are fired from it:

BOW

36a. Viewpoint column, informally: Hyph.:

OPED

37d. "___ the heart of the matter." (arrive at): 2 wds.:

GETTO

37a. Nat ___, documentary channel, for short:

GEO

38d. "American ___" (Green Day album):

IDIOT

38a. American tax authority: Abbr.:

IRS

39d. India's currency:

RUPEE

40d. Bring a guitar to the desired pitch:

TUNE

40a. 1967 romantic comedy film starring Dustin Hoffman and Anne Bancroft based on a Charles Webb novel of the same name: 2 wds.:

THEGRADUATE

41d. One in line for the throne:

HEIR

42d. "A" in the NATO phonetic alphabet:

ALFA

43d. One side in a game:

TEAM

44d. Poker term read backwards which is also the name of an Italian volcano:

ETNA

45d. Homer Simpson's catchphrase:

DOH

45a. Song for two:

DUET

46a. ___ of the tongue (verbal mistake):

SLIP

47a. "And so forth" (at the end of a list): Abbr.:

ETC

48d. Beer container with a pull tab:

CAN

49a. "I wouldn't bet ___!" (very less chance of something happening): 2 wds.:

ONIT

50a. Sworn rival:

FOE

51a. Former tennis world No.1 Ivanovic:

ANA

52a. 1992 American film starring Dustin Hoffman and Geena Davis, about a pickpocket who rescues passengers from a crashed airliner:

HERO

53a. Had brunch, say:

ATE

54a. "Rain ___," 1988 American comedy drama film starring Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise in which Hoffman plays an autistic savant:

MAN

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