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Television arts series introduced by Sheridan Morley. John Gielgud, Dame Edith Evans, Vanessa Redgrave and Donald Sinden discuss the ways in which acting has changed in the last hundred years. There is an...
After World War I loss of confidence set in. Ideas were adapted from the past and people became more immediately concerned with collecting as many species and hybrids as possible. Immediacy was all and...
Five-part radio series in which famous actors talk about the character of Hamlet. In episode five, broadcast on The Third Programme on 16 May 1954, John Gielgud reflects on a 25-year association with the...
Radio programme showcasing Shakespeare songs (sung by Cleo Laine, Alfred Deller, and others) and monologues (read by John Gielgud and others). No further information known (10/2007).
Radio broadcast. Dramatic reading of scenes from Shakespeare’s Richard II with John Gielgud and Harman Grisewood.
Television schools programme in the Drama for Sixth Forms slot. Scenes from As You Like It introduced by John Gielgud; episodes selected and written by Ivor Brown. An analysis of the play and enacted scenes.
Television schools programme in the Drama for Sixth Forms slot. Scenes from Othello introduced by John Gielgud and selected and written by Ivor Brown; an analysis of the play and enacted scenes.
Experimental and unfinished film using the same ‘Chant of Ariel’ extract, spoken by John Gielgud, from The Tempest which Lye used in his 1935 film of the same title.
Television arts documentary. Documentary on the film-maker Peter Greenaway with special reference to PROSPERO’S BOOKS. The programme covers Greenaway’s approach to film-making and narrative, showing how...
The story of great gardens in England and Wales from Roman times to the 1980s. This programme opens with Sir John Gielgud in the Jubilee Gardens, London, remarking that the English garden often reflected the...
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