| CIMARRON | 1931 Oscar-winning Western based on |
| SHANE | 1949 novel by US author Jack Schaefer adapted into an Oscar-winning western starring Alan Ladd in 1953 (5) |
| HONDO | Western based on a Louis L'Amour story |
| HUD | 1963 western based on Larry McMurtry's "Horseman, Pass By" |
| EARP | Wyatt ___ a 1994 American western based on a famous lawman |
| HOMBRE | Paul Newman Western based on an Elmore Leonard tale (6) |
| SHALAKO | 1968 Western based on a 1962 novel of the same title by Louis L'Amour |
| SOLDIERBLUE | 1970 film western based on the novel Arrow in the Sun by Theodore V. Olsen (7,4) |
| SEVEN | Classic 1960 western based on a celebrated Japanese film (3,11,5) |
| THEMAGNIFICENT | Classic 1960 western based on a celebrated Japanese film (3,11,5) |
| TOMBSTONE | Western based on real events that features Kurt Russell and Val Kilmer (9) |
| THEMAGNIFICENTSEVEN | 1960 John Sturges Western based on a 1954 Akira Kurosawa film |
| EASTON | 2016 Grand Final winning Western Bulldogs captain, ... Wood (6) |
| LONESOMEDOVE | 1986 Pulitzer-winning Western novel |
| WALLACEY | Oscar winner (opposite Jackie Cooper) in The Champ, 1931 |
| THEAVENUE | Rugby union stadium in Sunbury-on-Thames that was the home of London Irish from 1931 to 1999 (3,6) |
| CHAMP | The ___, 1931 film for which Wallace Beery won a Best Actor in a Leading Role Oscar (5) |
| SNAGGE | John ?, radio announcer who commentated on the University Boat Race from 1931-80 (6) |
| TAXEVASION | Crime of which US gangster Al Capone was convicted on October 17 1931 (3,7) |
| REDEEMER | Christ The ___, statue on mountain overlooking Rio de Janiero completed in 1931 (8) |
