Listings
: CBeebies
CBeebies become Sea Beebies. Ends 6.50.Fimbles
Florrie comes across a party hat. (R) (S) (W)
: CBBC
Ends 10.00.Taz-Mania
Another helping of devilish fun. (R) (S)
7.15 Looney Tunes
Animated fun with Bugs Bunny. (R) (S)
7.20 Arthur
Is Brain a snob? Arthur becomes a clown. (R) (S)
7.50 Tom and Jerry Kids
Animated cat-and-mouse fun. (R)(S)
8.10 ChuckleVision
Paul and Barry look after a Russian ballet star.
Today and Wednesday's episodes written by Rory Clark, Robert Taylor (R) (S)
8.30 The Scooby, Scrappy and Yabba Doo Show
Three more of Shaggy's dog's stories. (R) (S) (W)
9.00 Rugrats
Chas and Kira hire a feng shui expert. (R) (S)
9.20 Call the Shots
Anne Robinson and Phil Redmond guest.
Shown last Fri on BBC1 (S) (W)
9.45 CBBC at the Fame Academy
Talent show update. (S) (W)
9.50 Snailsbury Tales
The circus comes to town. (R) (S)
Contributors
Writer ("ChuckleVision"):
Rory
Clark
Writer ("ChuckleVision"):
Robert
Taylor
Guest ("Call the Shots"):
Anne
Robinson
Guest ("Call the Shots"):
Phil
Redmond
: CBeebies
Ends 11.00.Tweenies
Max gets the chance to join the carnival.
(R) (S) (W)
10 20 Clifford the Big Red Dog
T Bone gets new neighbours.
(R) (S)
10.35 Balamory
Archie wonders how he should spend the day.
(Cast on Tue) (R) (S) (W)
Followed by CBeebies Birthdays
Contributors
Writer (Balamory):
Jane
Kemp
Writer (Balamory):
Claire
Walters
: In Which We Serve
Second World War drama, the first of a double bill in the Attenborough at 80 season.Dive-bombed in battle, HMS Torrin is lost. However, the memories of the survivors - including Attenborough making his screen debut as a young stoker - re-create the epic story of the ship and her crew. Review page 43.
Directors Noël Coward and David Lean (1942, U) (BW) (S)
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Lean
Captain D:
Noël
Coward
O/S Shorty Blake:
John
Mills
CPO Walter Hardy:
Bernard
Miles
Alix Kinross:
Celia
Johnson
Mrs Hardy:
Joyce
Carey
Freda Lewis:
Kay
Walsh
: Morning Departure
*** Deep-sea drama starringJohn Mills and featuring
Richard Attenborough. Twelve members of a submarine crew are trapped beneath the sea after their vessel hits a mine. But rescue facilities are only capable of saving eight. Review page 43. Director Roy Baker [Roy Ward Baker ]
(1950) (BW) (S) The Attenborough at 80 season continues with Dunkirk at 5.50pm
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Mills
Unknown:
Richard
Attenborough.
Director:
Roy
Baker
Director:
Roy Ward
Baker
: Romeo and Juliet
Director Franco Zeffirelli 's adaptation of Shakespeare's romantic tragedy, starringLeonard Whiting as Romeo and Olivia Hussey as Juliet, with narration by Laurence Olivier. Widescreen. Review page 43. (1968. PG) (S) (W)
Contributors
Director:
Franco
Zeffirelli
Unknown:
Leonard
Whiting
Unknown:
Olivia
Hussey
Unknown:
Laurence
Olivier.
: Final Score
Football results. (W): Some MothersDo 'Ave 'Em
The labour exchange refuse to believe Frank is unemployable. Written by Raymond Allen (R) (S)Contributors
Written By:
Raymond
Allen
: Dunkirk
Second World War drama, showing in the Attenborough at80 season. In 1940 more than 338,000 retreating Allied troops were evacuated from the beaches around Dunkirk. This film re-creates the daring operation from the perspective of the soldiers who were there, as well as the men who set sail from England to rescue them. Review page 43. Flanagan and Allen Flanagan and Allen
Director Leslie Norman (1958. PG)(BW) (S) The Attenborough at 80 season continues with Stance on a Wet Afternoon tomorrow at lpm
The second part of Arena: the Many Lives of Richard Attenborough follows
A selection of Richard Attenborough films on DVD and Video, including Dunkirk and Elizabeth, are available at discounted prices: page 55 Barry Norman on Richard Attenborough : page 41
Contributors
Unknown:
Allen
Flanagan
Director:
Leslie
Norman
Unknown:
Richard
Attenborough
Unknown:
Richard
Attenborough
Unknown:
Barry
Norman
Unknown:
Richard
Attenborough
Binns:
John
Mills
Charles Foreman:
Bernard
Lee
Holden:
Richard
Attenborough
Mike:
Robert
Urquhart
Barlow:
Ray
Jackson
Dave Bellman:
Meredith
Edwards
Military spokesman:
Anthony
Nicholls
Jouvet:
Michael
Shillo
Frankie:
Sean
Barrett
Diana:
Maxlne
Audley
Lieutenant Lumpkin:
Kenneth
Cope
Medical officer:
Lionel
Jeffries
Merchant seaman:
Victor
Maddem
: Arena: the Many Lives of Richard Attenborough
The conclusion to this two-part profile, which accompanies the Attenborough at 80 season of films this week, looks at Attenborough's career as Britain's most distinguished film director, whose biopic Ghandi won eight Oscars in 1982, including Best Director. It also explores his other lives as chancellor of Sussex University and vice-president of Chelsea FC, and examines the political commitment behind films such as Cry Freedom and 10 RillingtonPlace. See yesterday's choice. (8W colour) (S) (W) One final question ... Lord Attenborough: page
: The Italian Job
Ahead of the American remake's cinematic release next month, a chance to see the original version of this well loved comedy caper. An ex-con persuades a crook to finance a gold bullion robbery that takes place in Turin during a football match. Widescreen. Review page 43.Director Peter Collinson (1969, PG) (S) (W)
Contributors
Director:
Peter
Collinson
Charlie Croker:
Michael
Caine
Mr Bridger:
Noël
Coward
Professor Simon Peach:
Benny
Hill
Altabani:
Raf
Vallone
Freddie:
Tony
Beckley
Beckerman:
Rossano
Brazzi
Lorna:
Maggie
Blye
Miss Peach:
Irene
Handl
Governor:
John
Le Mesurier
Birkenshaw:
Fred
Emney
Keats:
Graham
Payn
Arthur:
Michael
Standing
: Live Forever
This chronicle of Britpop, showing as part of the Storyville documentary strand, examines the phenomenon's socio-political and cultural impact, and features interviews from members of the bands associated with the scene.At the beginning of the 1990s, home-grown talent in the arts and fashion flourished across the globe. At the forefront of this cultural revolution was the music - labelled
Britpop - that really caught the imagination as bands like Oasis, Blur, Pulp and the Stone Roses stormed charts worldwide.
With contributions from Liam and Noel Gallagher, Damon Albam, Jarvis Cocker, photographer Kevin Cummins, Vanity Fair's Toby Young, fashion designer Ozwald Boateng, Damien Hirst, and Peter Mandelson.
Contributors
Interviewee:
Liam
Gallagher
Interviewee:
Noel
Gallagher
Interviewee:
Damon
Albam
Interviewee:
Jarvis
Cocker
Interviewee:
Kevin
Cummins
Interviewee:
Toby
Young
Interviewee:
Ozwald
Boateng
Interviewee:
Damien
Hirst
Interviewee:
Peter
Mandelson
Director:
John
Dower
Series Editor:
Nick
Fraser
: Room 101
Actress and television presenter Liza Tarbuck reveals the pet hates she would like to consign to Orwellian oblivion, of which minicabs are the chief offenders. With Paul Merton. Producers Richard Wilson and Victoria Payne (R) (S) (W)Contributors
Presenter:
Liza
Tarbuck
Unknown:
Paul
Merton.
Producers:
Richard
Wilson
Producers:
Victoria
Payne
: BBC Learning Zone
Repeats are not indicated.Open University 12.30 The Glastonbury Tales (S) 79602 1.00
Words and Music (S) 43881 1.30 The Copulation Explosion: how the Pill affected sexual behaviour in 1960s America (S)
Youth Nation 2.00 Change the World: Out on the Streets (S) Languages 4.00 Espana Viva (parts 13-14) Skills for Life 5.00 Skillswise: the Guide (S)
Open University 6.00 The Train to Cluj-Napoca (S)
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