Telegraph Cross Atlantic Answers - Friday, 22nd September 2023

There are 37 across clues and 39 down clues for the Telegraph Cross Atlantic crossword on Friday, 22nd September 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	We Need to ____ About Kevin, Tilda Swinton film
AAcross 5:	Tennis call; allowed
AAcross 8:	Singer Sam or author Zadie, e.g.
AAcross 13:	Shivering fit
AAcross 14:	The ____ of the Ancient Mariner, Coleridge poem
AAcross 15:	Where more than one eagle has landed?
AAcross 16:	____ Gaga, aka Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta
AAcross 17:	Wading bird sacred to the ancient Egyptians
AAcross 18:	The ____, 2016 Bat For Lashes album
AAcross 19:	Credit is for less (anag.)	CROSS-FERTILISED
AAcross 22:	Have an effect on; famed Swiss toxophilite
AAcross 23:	X-____, 2000 superhero film
AAcross 24:	Tried hard; voters (anag.)
AAcross 27:	Land that's green; partly pleasant?
AAcross 29:	I've made a mistake!
AAcross 33:	Michael ____, Alfred Pennyworth actor	CAINE
AAcross 34:	Scrounge or sponge
AAcross 36:	Roman road?
AAcross 37:	Military's advanced viewpoint	OBSERVATION POST
AAcross 40:	____ is me, cry of misery
AAcross 41:	Ocean's ____, 2018 heist comedy
AAcross 42:	Anubis, Aphrodite, Minerva, Morrigan or Thor, e.g.
AAcross 43:	Traditional knowledge
AAcross 45:	Witness
AAcross 46:	Elbow, perhaps (but not the band)
AAcross 47:	Traitor; Remy, Rizzo or Roland?
AAcross 49:	____ Blair, son of Tony	EUAN
AAcross 50:	America's most frequent flier?	STARS AND STRIPES
AAcross 58:	Pub just around the corner?
AAcross 59:	Depose
AAcross 60:	Church's main part
AAcross 61:	Trunk route transporting claret?
AAcross 62:	Approve; all right
AAcross 63:	Cleopatra, e.g. (at over four hours!)
AAcross 64:	Angel (anag.); angle (anag.)
AAcross 65:	This should open doors for you
AAcross 66:	Angelina Jolie spy movie; condiment
DDown 1:	Fine body powder
DDown 2:	Gel found in a petri dish
DDown 3:	Board game; "I play" in Latin
DDown 4:	____ Cops (or Kops) of the silent era
DDown 5:	Actionable words
DDown 6:	Ruler also spelled ameer, amir or emeer
DDown 7:	A Bazball game?
DDown 8:	Animal traded illegally in the film Gorky Park
DDown 9:	Australian ovine breed
DDown 10:	Writer Murdoch; bit of a looker?
DDown 11:	The ____ is High, Blondie hit
DDown 12:	Follow (advice)
DDown 14:	Gun; lifer (anag.)
DDown 20:	Terribly harsh; Reeves (anag.)
DDown 21:	Idealised figure; O magi! (anag.)
DDown 24:	Frown, glare, glower or lour
DDown 25:	Forbidden by custom
DDown 26:	Vertical pipe
DDown 27:	Wood-shaping tool
DDown 28:	Close (to the ____), 1984 Art of Noise hit
DDown 30:	Egg-shaped
DDown 31:	Skiing course?
DDown 32:	Percy Jackson's Grover Underwood, e.g.
DDown 34:	Nicolas Kim Coppola's stage surname
DDown 35:	Earned (anag.)
DDown 38:	Panorama; is a TV (anag.)
DDown 39:	"The backbone of England"
DDown 44:	Mistakes in text
DDown 46:	Sandwich, sometimes made with chips
DDown 48:	Lion-god; nasal (anag.)	ASLAN
DDown 49:	Attempt dissertation?
DDown 50:	Smelting by-product
DDown 51:	Cat's-paw, pawn, puppet; sledgehammer, e.g.
DDown 52:	City under Crusader siege in 1189
DDown 53:	Recess
DDown 54:	The Grand Old ____ of York, nursery rhyme
DDown 55:	____ Won't Leave You, Henry, Nick Cave song
DDown 56:	Satanic force: vile (anag.)
DDown 57:	Religious faction