| Publisher Ballantine | 20 |
| McKellen of 'The Hobbit' | 32 |
| Actor Hunter | 12 |
| "Atonement" author McEwan | 35 |
| James' creator | 18 |
| Fleming who created Bond | 24 |
| Scottish name | 13 |
| Olympic swimmer Thorpe | 22 |
| Gandalf portrayer McKellen | 26 |
| Fleming or Hunter | 17 |
| Swimmer Thorpe | 14 |
| Suffix with "Christ" | 30 |
| McShane or Holm | 15 |
| John, to Jock | 13 |
| Holm of "Chariots of Fire" | 36 |
| Golfer Baker-Finch | 18 |
| Author McEwan | 13 |
| Actor McShane | 13 |
| McShane of "Deadwood" | 31 |
| McKellen of "The Lord of the Rings" | 45 |
| John, in Scotland | 17 |
| James's creator | 19 |
| Holm of filmdom | 15 |
| Golf's Baker-Finch | 22 |
| Gaelic John | 11 |
| English actor Holm | 18 |
| Bond's Fleming | 18 |
| Bond's creator Fleming | 26 |
| Anderson of Jethro Tull | 23 |
| "From Russia with Love" writer Fleming | 48 |
| Ziering of "Beverly Hills 90210" | 42 |
| Spy James' creator | 22 |
| Novelist McEwan | 15 |
| Native's suffix | 19 |
| McKellen who played Gandalf | 27 |
| McKellen or McEwan | 18 |
| McKellen of the "X-Men" movies | 40 |
| McKellen of "X-Men" | 29 |
| John of Scotland | 16 |
| John equivalent | 15 |
| Fleming who created 007 | 23 |
| Fleming or Smith | 16 |
| First name in spy fiction | 25 |
| Creator of M and Q | 18 |
| Charleson of "Chariots of Fire" | 41 |
| Bond author Fleming | 19 |
| Author Fleming or McEwan | 24 |
| Actor McShane of "Deadwood" | 37 |
| Actor McDiarmid | 15 |
| A Fleming | 9 |
| 007's creator Fleming | 25 |
| "Society's Child" singer Janis | 44 |
| "Saturday" author McEwan | 34 |
| "Jurassic Park" mathematician ___ Malcolm | 51 |
| ''At Seventeen'' singer Janis | 45 |
| Writer McEwan | 13 |
| Writer Buruma | 13 |
| Woosnam of golf | 15 |
| Suffix with Christ | 18 |
| Suffix with "Boston" or "Paris" | 51 |
| Suffix with "Boston" | 30 |
| Spy novelist Fleming | 20 |
| Somerhalder of "Lost" and "The Vampire Diaries" | 67 |
| Smith or Fleming | 16 |
| Smith of Rhodesia | 17 |
| Singer Janis ___ | 16 |
| She sang "At Seventeen" | 33 |
| Rhodesia's Smith | 20 |
| Recording artist Janis | 22 |
| Pop singer Janis | 16 |
| Paisley or Fleming | 18 |
| Orwell's conclusion? | 24 |
| Oddjob's creator, Fleming | 29 |
| Oddjob creator | 14 |
| Mr. McKellen | 12 |
| McShane or McKellen | 19 |
| McKellen or McShane | 19 |
| McKellen of "The Da Vinci Code" | 41 |
| McKellen of "Gods and Monsters" | 41 |
| McEwan or McKellen | 18 |
| Many a Scot | 11 |
| John, in Glasgow | 16 |
| John in Scotland | 16 |
| Jethro Tull's Anderson | 26 |
| Janis of folk | 13 |
| Janis ___, pop singer | 21 |
| It may be connected to Christ | 29 |
| Hunter or Fleming | 17 |
| Holm who played Bilbo Baggins | 29 |
| Holm of film | 12 |
| Holm of ''Chariots of Fire'' | 44 |
| Golfer Poulter | 14 |
| Golfer Baker-Finch, winner of the 1991 British Open | 51 |
| Golf broadcaster Baker-Finch | 28 |
| Form of "John" | 24 |
| Fleming, for one | 16 |
| Fleming who created James Bond | 30 |
| Fleming the writer | 18 |
| Fleming or McEwan | 17 |
| Fleming or Holm | 15 |