Listings
: Weekend 24
Presented by Bill Turnbull and Mishal Husain , and from 9.00Carrie Gracie. is)
Contributors
Presented By:
Bill
Turnbull
Presented By:
Mishal
Husain
Unknown:
Carrie
Gracie.
: Gary Rhodes: CookeryYear
July. Gary's recipes include a crisp courgette tart and roast duckling with gooseberry and marjoram onions. (AD): The Naked Chef
A Perfect Day. Jamie Oliver cooks blackened sweet aubergine, stuffed baby bell chilli peppers, beef carpaccio with chilli. ginger, radish and soy sauce, and Thai noodle salad after an afternoon go-karting.Contributors
Unknown:
Jamie
Oliver
: Kitchen invaders
Chefs Ross Burden and James Martin rustle up dishes using the contents of two viewers' cupboards.Contributors
Unknown:
James
Martin
: The Nation's FavouriteFood
Food of Love. Peter Stringfellow shows off his prowess in the kitchen and Melinda Messenger tests oysters' aphrodisiac properties as Richard E Grant reveals Britain's top romantic and seductive dishes. (AD)9i3iContributors
Unknown:
Peter
Stringfellow
Unknown:
Melinda
Messenger
Unknown:
Richard E
Grant
: See Hear
The magazine reports on the official recognition of BSL one year on, new videophone technology and the Deaf Ashes cricket tour, plus a signed song from Jesus Christ Superstar for Easter. With sign language, voiceoverand in-vision subtitles. Repeated on Tuesday at 1.45am on BBC1 www.bbc.co.uk/seehearContributors
Unknown:
Jesus
Christ
: Big Screen Britain
Ben Fogle revisits locations used in Under Milk Wood.Contributors
Unknown:
Ben
Fogle
: Grand NationalGrandstand
Sue Barker and Clare Balding are at Aintree to set the scene for the world's most famous horse race, while the afternoon's card begins with the lucrative1.45 start, which is worth
£45,000. Continues on BBC1. Producers Helen Kuttner. Gerry Morrison Editor Carl Hicks Clare Balding on a family day out: p25
Contributors
Unknown:
Clare
Balding
Producers:
Helen
Kuttner.
Producers:
Gerry
Morrison
Editor:
Carl
Hicks
Editor:
Clare
Balding
: Cagney and Lacey
Stress. The squad protect Cagney when she is threatened by a crime suspect.: What the Romans Did for Us
Adam Hart-Davis weighs up the Roman invaders' city-building achievements.Contributors
Unknown:
Adam
Hart-Davis
: Guys and Dolls
★★★★ Musical comedy based on Damon Runyon 's short stories, starringMarlon Brando , Jean Simmons and Frank Sinatra. Gambler Nathan Detroit searches for a new location for his dice game while being chased by the police. When he finds a suitable garage, he makes a bet to raise the necessary finance. Review page 51- Director Joseph L Mankiewicz (1955, U)
Contributors
Unknown:
Damon
Runyon
Unknown:
Marlon
Brando
Unknown:
Jean
Simmons
Unknown:
Frank
Sinatra.
Unknown:
Nathan
Detroit
Director:
Joseph L
Mankiewicz
Sky Masterson:
Marlon
Brando
Sarah Brown:
Jean
Simmons
Nathan Detroit:
Frank
Sinatra
Miss Adelaide:
Vivian
Blaine
Lieutenant Brannigan:
Robert
Keith
Nicely-Nicely Johnson:
Stubby
Kaye
: Flog It!
Unwanted antiques are dusted off and brought to the attention of experts for valuation at the Town Hall in Reading, Berkshire. Hosted by Paul Martin , with men in the know James Braxton and Mark Stacey.Series producer John Miller
Contributors
Unknown:
Paul
Martin
Unknown:
James
Braxton
Unknown:
Mark
Stacey.
Producer:
John
Miller
: Miss Marple: 4.50 from Paddington
Mrs McGillicuddy witnesses the murder of a woman on a train while passing by on the 4.50pm service from Paddington in this drama, first shown in 1987 and starring Joan Hickson as Agatha Christie 's elderly sleuth.Dramatised by TR Bowen
Producer George Gallaccio ; Director Martyn Friend (AD)
Contributors
Unknown:
Mrs
McGillicuddy
Unknown:
Joan
Hickson
Unknown:
Agatha
Christie
Dramatised By:
Tr
Bowen
Producer:
George
Gallaccio
Director:
Martyn
Friend
Miss Marple:
Joan
Hickson
Lucy Eyelesbarrow:
Jill
Meager
Luther Crackenthorpe:
Maurice
Denham
Emma Crackenthorpe:
Joanna
David
Cedric Crackenthorpe:
John
Hallam
Alfred Crackenthorpe:
Robert
East
Harold Crackenthorpe:
Bernard
Brown
Bryan Eastley:
David
Beames
Alexander Eastley:
Christopher
Haley
James Stoddart-West:
Daniel
Steel
Mrs McGillicuddy:
Mona
Bruce
DrQuimper:
Andrew
Burt
Inspector Duckham:
David
Waller
: Top 10 Egypt
Historian Michael Wood takes a whistle-stop tour of the land of the pharaohs as he selects his favourite Egyptian landmarks. Stopovers include tourist staples like the temples at Karnak and Luxor, the Valley of the Kings and the pyramids at Giza, as well as surprise choices such as the oldest Christian monastery in the world.Producer Tilman Remme : Executive producer Jonathan Stamp
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Wood
Producer:
Tilman
Remme
Producer:
Jonathan
Stamp
: American Beauty
Oscar-winning black comedy. Lester Burnham , a disillusioned father suffering mid-life meltdown, is increasingly alienated from his grasping, estate agent wife Carolyn, sullen teenage daughter Jane and neighbours. So when he loses his job, Lester's response is a return to adolescent hedonism that throws his family and the all-American suburb into chaos. Review page 51.Director Sam Mendes (1999, 18) (AD) Rim highlights: page 49
Contributors
Unknown:
Lester
Burnham
Director:
Sam
Mendes
Lester Burnham:
Kevin
Spacey
Carolyn Burnham:
Annette
Bening
Jane Burnham:
Thora
Birch
Ricky Fitts:
Wes
Bentley
Angela Hayes:
Mena
Suvari
Buddy Kane:
Peter
Gallagher
Barbara Fitts:
Allison
Janney
Jim Olmeyer:
Scott
Bakula
Jim Berkley:
Sam
Robards
Colonel Fitts:
Chris
Cooper
: The Dance of Shiva
In this lavish short film, set in the trenches of the Western Front in 1915, a British army chaplain reconsiders his faith as he witnesses hundreds of Hindu soldiers risking their lives daily for the British Empire. Music by Nitin Sawhney.Writer Joseph Miller ; Producer/Director Jamie Payne
Contributors
Music By:
Nitin
Sawhney.
Unknown:
Joseph
Miller
Director:
Jamie
Payne
Sergeant Bakshi:
Sanjeev
Bhaskar
Colonel Evans:
Kenneth
Branagh
General Willis:
Julian
Glover
Captain Greville:
Paul
McGann
Lieutenant Davis:
Samuel
West
Sister:
Clare
Burt
Lieutenant Frewer:
Malcolm
Ridley
Corporal Wright:
Wayne
Cater
: Regeneration
- First World War drama, based on the novel by Pat Barker.Psychiatrist William Rivers begins to question his values and training when charged with healing the mentally wounded. only to return them to the Front. His doubts increase when poet and soldier Siegfried Sassoon is declared shell-shocked for making an anti-war declaration. Review page 51.
Director Gillies MacKinnon (1997, 15) Gillies MacKinnon 's Hideous Kinky is on Good Friday at 11.35pm
Contributors
Novel By:
Pat
Barker.
Unknown:
William
Rivers
Unknown:
Siegfried
Sassoon
Director:
Gillies
MacKinnon
Director:
Gillies
MacKinnon
Dr William Rivers:
Jonathan
Pryce
Siegfried Sassoon:
James
Wilby
Billy Prior Jonny:
Lee
Miller
Wilfred Owen:
Stuart
Bunce
Sarah:
Tanya
Allen
Dr Bryce:
David
Hayman
Robert Graves:
Dougray
Scott
Dr Yealland:
John
Neville
: BBC Learning Zone: Open University/General Interest
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2.00 Asthma and the Bean
2.30 The Front Desk
3.00 The Ageing Files
3.30 The Addiction Files
4.00 The Lapedo Child
4.50 Ever Wondered?
5.00 Why Do Peacocks Have Elaborate Trains?
5.30 Sexual Selection and Speciation
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