Actor Kenneth Cranham joins Dom in the studio to talk about his play ''The Father'' which comes to Cheltenham's Everyman Theatre this week direct from The West End.

Actor Kenneth Cranham on the play "Heisenberg: The Uncertainty Principle" & Leytonstone.

Clive Anderson and Scottee talk to guests including Kenneth Cranham, Emma Kennedy and Mark Steel for an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Kenneth Cranham, Adam Nicolson and Sue MacGregor discuss paperbacks by David Niven, Helen Thomas and John Lahr. From 2010. Show more

Richard’s guests this week include award-winning actor Kenneth Cranham - writer of a new play about Brunel and the Clifton Suspension Bridge. Plus all kinds of music new and old.

Musician Rickie Lee Jones and actor Kenneth Cranham.

'Round Your Manor' looks at Leytonstone, Dr Alexandra Wilson speaks about 'The Flapper’s Guide To The Opera' and actor Kenneth Cranham talks about staring in 'Heisenberg'.

Actor Kenneth Cranham chats about appearing in ‘The Father’ and cosmetic surgeon Dr. David Jack discusses the increasing number of hand lifts. Show more

2/8. Dockers. The gnarly coppers probe the death of a union secretary suspected of cooking the books. Featuring Frances Barber and Kenneth Cranham.
Writers John Martin Johnson and JC Wilsher; Producer
Francis Matthews ; Director Rob Evans

Graham is joined by Take That, director Trevor Nunn, musician Jean Michel Jarre and actors Kenneth Cranham and Claire Skinner. Plus Maria McErlane with more Grill Graham problems. Show more

The commercial airliner carrying film star Leslie Howard was shot down in 1943 with the death of all on board. Was it an accident, a strange case of mistaken identity or was he the intended target? Mark Burgess 's play stars Simon Williams and Kenneth Cranham.
Director David Blount

Second World War comedy drama starring Kenneth Cranham and Derek Jacobi. Bored with their jobs in the Army Dental Corps, a sergeant and a rookie private steal a fishing boat and head make for occupied
France to see some active service. Review page 37.
Director John Henderson (2002, PG)

A play about faith and doubt, starting at Advent and ending at Easter. A former soldier walks out of the woods to help a priest-monk trying to set up a small community in the aftermath of the First World War. Written by Stephen Wakelam and starring Kenneth Cranham.
Director Janet Whitaker

Men of Violence by JAN NEEDLE with Leslie Sands Eric Allan and Kenneth Cranham
Albert Winterbottom is a cantankerous, violent old fisherman, but when his boat runs aground, regional television journalists turn him into a local hero. The resultant publicity causes an outbreak of violence, but who is really responsible?
Directed by MICHAEL BARTLETT

Men of Violence by JAN NEEDLE with Leslie Sands Eric Allan and Kenneth Cranham
Albert Winterbottom Is a cantankerous, violent old fisherman. But when his boat runs aground, regional television journ- , alists turn him into a local hero. The resultant publicity causes an outbreak of violence, but who is really responsible?
Directed by MICHAEL BARTLETT

The last episode of a six-part serial by ALICK ROWE starring
Kenneth Cranham Cheryl Campbell Michael Byrne
Introducing Neil Jeffery
A confrontation that changes everyone's lives takes place between Mark and Eric. Nothing can ever be the same again.
Lighting BARRY CHATFIELD
Script editor JENNY SHERIDAN Producer RUTH BOSWELL Director
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Corridor by RIB DAVIS
When he went to prison, Roy and Maureen did intend to keep their family united. But the walls that keep Roy in keep Maureen out and a prosperous future together just gets more and more difficult to believe in. Directed by MARGARET WINDHAM
(Kenneth Cranham is a National Theatre player) (Repeated. Tues 11.3 am)

A six-part serial by ALICK ROWE starring
Kenneth Cranham Cheryl Campbell Michael Byrne
Introducing Nell Jeffery
2: Elizabeth has made a new life for herself and for
Tim. Eric , her volatile ex-husband, is threatening to bring it tumbling round her ears.
Music composed by RICHARD HARVEY Lighting BARRY CHATFIELD
Script editor JENNY SHERIDAN
Producer RUTH BOSWELL Director JOHN GORRIE
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A six-part serial written by ALICK ROWE starring
Kenneth Cranham Cheryl Campbell Michael Byrne
Introducing Neil Jeffery 4: Tim wants to become a cathedral server. First he has a debt to pay, but he cannot face the consequences.
Costume designer TERRY PATTERSON Organist and Master of the Choristers ROY MASSEY
Script editor JENNY SHERIDAN Producer RUTH BOSWELL Director JOHN GORRIE
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Last in the present series.
A Reasonable Man. A jealous man is a dangerous man. Can Charlie keep his head even when it's Megan's life at risk? With an appearance by Kenneth Cranham , recently seen in the ITV drama Chimera.
A new series of Casualty starts on BBC1 in two weeks.
Episode written by Barbara Machin Producer Peter Norris
Director Andrew Morgan
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