British TV Crime Genre
Four female codebreakers
The Bletchley Circle
In 2001, he stung like a bee as "Ali"
Will Smith
Pulp Fiction
The briefcase
Mr. Christian, oh the time has come to name this designer whose 1940s "Newlook" made shoulder pads less NFL - like.
Dior
Charles Darwin was its most famous passenger
Beagle
The detective in Shetland
Jimmy Perez
Hillary Swank donned the gloves in this film and won an Oscar for her performance
Million Dollar Baby
Star Wars
The design plans for The Death Star
Spreading their "wings"20's women known as these wore hems at (gasp!) knee level, with bobbed hair under a cloche.
Flappers
Prompted United States to enter WWI when sunk
Lusitania
Luther's most prominent antagonist - and eventual protagonist of sorts
Alice Morgan
In this film, Russell Crowe as James J. Braddock defeats Max Baer in a big upset and lives happily ever after.
Cinderella Man
The Hangover (and Hangover III)
The character Doug
It's the rhyming 40's ensemble that are known as flamboyant and worn during WWII.
Zoot Suit
WW2 Japanese surrender signed on this ship
Missouri - "Mighty Mo"
Helen Mirren stared in the original series called?
Prime Suspect
He put up a good fight as Billy "The Great" hope in 2015s Southpaw.
Jake Gyllenhaal
For Capt. Willard in Apocalypse Now
Col. Kurtz
In the 1930's, this rigid undergarment spawned a lighter weight elastic variety of the girdle.
A corset
Lord Nelson's flaship
Victory
GK Chesteron's character
Father Brown
Who had a cameo as "Thunderlips" the wrestler that Rocky fights in a charity match.
Andre the Giant
Hulk Hogan
Stone Cold Steve Austin
Bret Hart
Citizen Kane
Rosebud, the childhood sled
Get your knickers in a twist or really get'em baggy like these numeric golfing pants of the 20's.
Plus fours
Largest battleship ever built, sun by British Navy
The Bismarck