Listings
: Weekend 24
With Michael Peschardt and Jules Botfield , and from 9.00Louise Minchin. (S) (W)
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Peschardt
Unknown:
Jules
Botfield
Unknown:
Louise
Minchin.
: World Rowing
Live coverage from Milan of the climax to the rowing season, which this year is also effectively a qualifying regatta for the 2004 Olympics. Britain's medal ambitions will be led by coxiess pair world champions James Cracknell and Matthew Pinsent , with high hopes also for Katherine Grainger and Cath Bishop in the women's event, and for the men's four.Presented by Steve Rider with Steve Redgrave and Tim Foster. With commentary from Gillian Lindsay , Garry Herbert and Dan Topolski. Further coverage tomorrow at 10.30am in Sunday Grandstand. Producer Tim Ufton
Editor Philip Bernie (W)
Contributors
Unknown:
James
Cracknell
Unknown:
Matthew
Pinsent
Unknown:
Katherine
Grainger
Unknown:
Cath
Bishop
Presented By:
Steve
Rider
Unknown:
Steve
Redgrave
Unknown:
Tim
Foster.
Unknown:
Gillian
Lindsay
Unknown:
Garry
Herbert
Unknown:
Dan
Topolski.
Producer:
Tim
Ufton
Editor:
Philip
Bernie
: Ainsley's Big Cook Out
Sampling local ArgentinianCUisine. (R) (S) (W)
: Rick Stein's FoodHeroes
Whelks and steak and kidney pudding feature. (R) (S) (W): Kitchen Invaders
Ross Burden and James Martin rustle up tempting dishes for two viewers. (R) (S)Contributors
Unknown:
Ross
Burden
Unknown:
James
Martin
: Living Famously
The life and career of MaeWest, the Hollywood icon who dominated stage and screen in the 1920s and 30s with her sex goddess looks and rapier wit.
Director Ben Southwell ; Series producer Tom Ware (R) (S) (W)
Contributors
Director:
Ben
Southwell
Producer:
Tom
Ware
: Talking Movies
investigating Penelope Cruz 's role as the devil in Spanish comedy Don't Tempt Me, and Lisa Kudrow 's new film MarciX. With Tom Brook. (S) Film 2003 returns Tuesday 11.35pm BBC1Contributors
Unknown:
Penelope
Cruz
Unknown:
Lisa
Kudrow
Unknown:
Tom
Brook.
: The Riddle of the Sands
*** Saturday Matinée spy adventure starringMichael York , Jenny Agutter and Simon MacCorkindale. 1901: Sailing off northern Germany, Arthur Davies grows suspicious of a yachtsman's behaviour. In Engish and German with subtitles.
Widescreen. Review page 45. Director Tony Maylam (1978, U)
(S) (W)
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
York
Unknown:
Jenny
Agutter
Unknown:
Simon
MacCorkindale.
Unknown:
Arthur
Davies
Director:
Tony
Maylam
: World Athletics
Live coverage from Paris, where Allen Johnson hopes to defend his 110m hurdles title, and the powerful American quartet will be expected to take gold in the women's 4xl00m final. Coverage begins with the conclusion of the women's javelin final and the first round of the men's 4xl00m relay, and continues as follows:5.00 Men's 110m hurdles final
5.05 Women's longjump final
5.15 Women's 4x400m round one
5.35 Women's 5,000m final
5.55 Men's 4x400m round one
6.25 Men's 4xl00m round two
6.45 Women's 4xl00m final
Presented by Sue Barker.
Producer Helen Kuttner ; Editors Michael Cole and Carl Hicks (S) (W) BBCi: interactive features are available to digital viewers via the handset
Contributors
Unknown:
Allen
Johnson
Presented By:
Sue
Barker.
Producer:
Helen
Kuttner
Producer:
Carl
Hicks
: BBC Proms 2003
Live coverage from London's Royal Albert Hall of Prom 54. Virtuoso conductor Mariss Jansons leads the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra through their second Prom, which forms part of his farewell European tour as the orchestra's Music Director. The programme opens with a rendition of Mendelssohn's richly lyrical Violin Concerto in E minor.Following the interval, the orchestra isjoined by acclaimed Israeli-American violinist Gil Shaham for a performance of Mahler's titanic Symphony No 1. Priorto the second act, presenter Stephanie Hughes will be talking to both the soloist and the conductor. The performance is also broadcast on BBC Radio 3 from 7pm.
Director Helen Mansfield ; Series editor Oliver Macfarlane www.bbc.co.uk/proms (S) (W) BBCi: interactive features available to digital viewers via the handset
Contributors
Unknown:
Albert
Hall
Conductor:
Mariss
Jansons
Violinist:
Gil
Shaham
Presenter:
Stephanie
Hughes
Director:
Helen
Mansfield
Editor:
Oliver
MacFarlane
: Mrs Brown
Engrossing historical drama starring Judi Dench and Billy Connolly. Queen Victoria's staff are concerned about her prolonged period of mourning following the death of Prince Albert. They summon servant John Brown , a favourite riding companion of her late husband, to help lift her depression. But his forthright bluntness causes consternation among her tradition-bound household staff. Widescreen. Review page 45.Director John Madden (1997, PG) (S) (W)
Contributors
Unknown:
Judi
Dench
Unknown:
Billy
Connolly.
Unknown:
John
Brown
Director:
John
Madden
Queen Victoria:
Judi
Dench
John Brown:
Billy
Connolly
Benjamin Disraeli:
Antony
Sher
Henry Ponsonby:
Geoffrey
Palmer
Doctor Jenner:
Richard
Pasco
Bertie, Prince of Wales:
David
Westhead
Archie Brown:
Gerard
Butler
Lady Ely:
Bridget
McConnet
Lady Churchill:
Georgie
Glen
Lady in waiting:
Catherine
O'Donnell
Princess Alexandra:
Sara
Stewart
Princess Helena:
Finty
Williams
Princess Louise:
Claire
Nicolson
Princess Alice:
Hattie
Ladbury
Prince Alfred:
Oliver
Kent
Prince Arthur:
Alex
Menzies
Prince Leopold:
Simon
McKerrell
: Copenhagen
Adapted from the play by Michael Frayn , this drama starring Stephen Rea , Daniel Craig and Francesca Annis , speculates on what might have taken place when, in 1941, German physicist Werner Heisenberg travelled to Copenhagen to meet his Danish counterpart Niels Bohr. Old friends and close colleagues, the two had revolutionised physics during the 1920s with their work on quantum mechanics and the uncertainty principle. Now, events placed them on opposite sides of a world war. So what prompted Heisenberg to make a journey fraught with danger and threatening political embarrassment? And how was it linked to Nazi Germany's failure to create an atomic bomb? Adapted by Howard Davies ; Producer Richard FellDirector Howard Davies First shown on BBC4 (S) (W) Copenhagen Fallout, about the story behind the play is on BBC4 at 12.10am
Contributors
Play By:
Michael
Frayn
Unknown:
Stephen
Rea
Unknown:
Daniel
Craig
Unknown:
Francesca
Annis
Unknown:
Werner
Heisenberg
Unknown:
Niels
Bohr.
Adapted By:
Howard
Davies
: I Love 1977
Carrie Fisher , aka Princess Leia, tells the story of the year she found fame in a small independent film - Star Wars. It was a great year for John Travolta too, as his first major feature film, Saturday Night Fever, turned him into a sex symbol. Meanwhile, the country celebrated the Queen's Silver Jubilee in the streets - although the Sex Pistols told everyone where to stick it. Director Steven Grandison ; Series producer Alan Brown(Revised rpt) (S) (W) www.bbc.co.uk/cult/ilove
Contributors
Unknown:
Carrie
Fisher
Unknown:
John
Travolta
Director:
Steven
Grandison
Producer:
Alan
Brown
: The Horror of Frankenstein
Hammer horror remake starring Ralph Bates and Kate O'Mara , and featuring David Prowse. Cold-blooded young student Victor Frankenstein steps into his father's shoes to continue his horrific experiments in resurrecting the dead. Widescreen. Review page 46.Director Jimmy Sangster (1970, 12) (S) (W)
Contributors
Unknown:
Ralph
Bates
Unknown:
Kate
O'Mara
Unknown:
David
Prowse.
Unknown:
Victor
Frankenstein
Director:
Jimmy
Sangster
: BBC Learning Zone
Repeats are not indicated. www.bbc.co.uk/leamingzoneHome Learning Words and Pictures 2 (ages 5-7) (S)
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