Across
- 2. Month of the national King's birthday
- 5. Shoe-lace part
- 8. Like much of Philip Glass' oeuvre
- 10. Movement that connects the starred clues
- 12. Cor anglais relative
- 13. The only Shakespearean character to recur in more than two plays
- 15. Surname following Karl, Zeppo, or Wilhelm
- 17. Husband to Alcmene and father to Heracles in Greek mythology
- 18. Company who's motto is, ironically, "made to move you"
- 21. One caught in the Great Disappointment, say
- 22. Williams who played Osric in 1996
- 23. They were described as 'pathetic' and 'impassioned'
- 24. The first international feature film to win Best Picture at the Oscars
- 28. Prize most recently won by Shehan Karunatilka that also has an international category
- 30. Despite their names, Morse code and ASCII code, for example
- 33. Japanese filmmaker who famously cut to a vase
- 34. TARDIS user
- 35. Country who's dual heads of state are changed every six months as per the single oldest government legislation still in use
- 37. Painting exercise in which a sculpture of the musculoskeletal system is made to study the human form
- 40. *Existence precedes ______
- 42. Second Grand Inquisitor (successor to Torquemada and inspiration for the answer to another clue in this puzzle)
- 44. Accent that appears above 'el nino'
Down
- 1. American national holiday celebrating Emancipation
- 3. Encyclopedia ______ (reference work with sections on Golems and the founding of Israel)
- 4. Lat. Vulg.: Via et _____ et vita
- 6. French painter of "The Luncheon on the Grass", a pastiche of a much lesser-known 1515 engraving
- 7. Linguist and statistician who demonstrated that the fraction of usage of any word in a language is approximately 1 divided by it's rank in frequency
- 9. *Author of an 1864 pseudo-diary subtitled in Russian as "a confession"
- 11. Noble gase frequently used in flash lamps
- 14. *Multi-volumed feminist treaty first published in 1949 that coined the concept of "social othering".
- 16. Nonce word that appears in 'The Pirates of Penzance'
- 17. *L'enfers, c'est les _______
- 19. Award that can be won in a 'Big 4' category
- 20. Jacques who described his 1967 magnum opus as "a democracy of gags and comics"
- 25. Cruciverbalist alias for Jonathan Crowther who publishes a weekly puzzle in The Observer
- 26. Like many East-Asian languages
- 27. Like many East-Asian languages
- 29. System in which 100 + 100 equals 1000
- 31. Along with the chimpanzee, the closest human relative
- 32. Nutty, caramelised, American sweet
- 36. Currency who's bills feature non-existent buildings
- 38. Abbrev.: Dictionary managed by the Oxford University Press and who's 3rd edition will be entirely published online
- 39. Abbrev.: American bar exam
- 41. Abbrev.: Newspaper who received and published the Pentagon Papers in 1971
- 43. Shak. Ham.: And yet to me, what is this quintessence of ____?
