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: Open University
6.40 Surrealism and Film. 7.5 James Bond (4). 7.30 Choice in Education.Contributors
: Jackanory
With EDWARD PETHERBRIDGELudo and the Star Horse by MARY STEWART
Today: The Twins, the Crab, the Lady and the Lion
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: Salty
A film series: On the Move
with DONALD GEEBOB HOSKINS and PATRICIA HAYES
ROSEMARY LEACH
MARTIN SHAW
NIGEL STOCK
Script BARRY TOOK
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: News
Weather KEITH BEST: Ragtime
: Striker
A serial in seven parts by KENNETH COPE: 6Producer ANNA HOME
Director COLIN CANT
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: The Broken Biscuit Company
proudly presents a mishmash of mix-ups in a miscellany of mistakes, mishaps and misunderstandings featuringTricia George , George A. Cooper David Copperfield , Jack Joseph and with contributions from
WYN EDWARDS
TOM MAGEE-ENGELFIELD
TONY RICH , TERRY RAVENSCROFT
HOWARD IMBER , ERNEST FORBES
NORMAN BEARDSLEY
Illustrations by GRAHAM ROUND
Written and directed by PETER CAMPBELL Producer DAPHNE JONES
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: Top of the Pops
Introduced by Tony BlackburnLEGS & CO
TOP OF THE POPS ORCHESTRA
Musical director JOHNNY PEARSON Choreography FLICK COLBY Sound ALAN MACHIN
Director STANLEY APPEL ProducerROBIN NASH
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: The Rockford Files
starring James GarnerThe Girl in the Bay City Boys' Club Someone is suspicious of the seemingly innocuous card games at the local youth club.
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: Prison
Four reports by Tom Mangold on life inside Britain's jails today. 4: Long-term Prisoners1 You wake up in the morning and you wish you hadn't. You think, what is the purpose of life now? I'm only ticking over till I decay. It's like bailing a rowing boat out in the middle of the Pacific. If you're never going to reach the shore, what's the use of bailing? ' How do prisons cope with the increasing number of lifers and long-termers? And how do individuals cope with the prospect of decades inside? This film was made in two maximum security jails, and contains revealing interviews with men society wants kept out of circulation.
Film cameraman BUTCH CALDERWOOD Film editor DAVID HOPE
Producer JOHN PENYCATE
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: The Hollywood Greats: 5: Humphrey Bogart
Profiles of five stars from the golden age of Hollywood. Written and presented by Barry NormanWith personal comments from Lauren Bacall, Bogart's fourth wife, Richard Burton, whom Bogart helped in Hollywood, Nathaniel Benchley, writer and friend, Ingrid Bergman, Bogart's co-star in Casablanca, Sam Jaffe, Bogart's agent and friend, Helen Hayes, who worked with Bogart on the New York stage, Howard Hawks, director of To Have and Have Not and The Big Sleep, Joan Bennett, actress and friend, Robert Morley, who first met Bogart on The African Queen, Joe Hyams,
Bogart's biographer, Stanley Kramer, producer of The Caine Mutiny.
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: Play for Today
Two Sundays by 'SIMON GRAYTwo boys at school in the 1950s. Two professional men in their dubious prime today. Two Sundays and two crises. What have they to do with each other and which child is father of the man?
Peculiarly haunting ... a very fine piece. The acting was so good that one hardly noticed it. (NEW STATESMAN) One of the most memorable pieces of television drama in recent years.
(THE GUARDIAN)
With the sheer joy of Gray's witty script, it was at any level an enjoyable and successful play. (DAILY MAIL)
Producer KENITH TRODD
Director MICHAEL LINDSAY-HOGG
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