Thanks to all who entered this weekend’s challenge.
In joint third place with 5 votes apiece we have SimpleSimon@4 and Tyke@17.
Sharing second place on 7 votes are Paul@8, Fiery@22 and Culmer@23.
Out in front, however, with 10 votes is Mattrom@24 with a cleverly constructed anagram of parts (and I liked the play on ‘heel’ as definition).
Small half-collie under orders to heel (9)
Congratulations Mattrom, your prize consists of some cinematic scoundrels of old…
The scoundrel scene from “The Empire Trikes Back”, 1980
https://youtu.be/9soBO7_MUV8
“School for Scoundrels”, 1960
https://youtu.be/oop8aEv7PBE
“Dirty Rotten Scoundrels”, 1988
https://youtu.be/EOyAHaO7lwA
George Cole as ‘Flash Harry’ in “The Pure Hell of St Trinian’s”, 1960
(The synonyms for ‘money’, most of which are in Chambers I think, amused me)
https://youtu.be/Z_Km-v9_brQ