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to all telegraph gk regulars

Adrienne K | 01:25 Sun 24th Jun 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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kATE HAS HAD A BRAINSTORM. 47 DOWN The Secret Agent is by Joseph Conrad, NOT Somerset Maugham!! Books and films are my profession and I nearly had breakdown because I couldn't get the answer!

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JerryB

Kate obviously uses IMDB.com

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0028231/

Hitchcock's SABOTAGE (1936) was based on Conrad's THE SECRET AGENT.

Hitchcock's SECRET AGENT (1936) was based on Maugham's ASHENDEN.

As far as I can tell, the Telegraph clue is correct.

Bordeaux

another clue was incorrect a scapular isn't a cloak, its what is put over the head and two strips of cloth that hang down back and front over the monastic habit, a cowl is a cloak worn by religious.

burnham

The clue might have been technically correct, but it was misleading - or, if you like, woolly.

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