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MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Penelope Ann Makins. SHOTLIST: Shot of the baby in arms after christening in the Tower of London. Shots of the building. The baby watched by a Beef-Eater.
Penelope Lively in conversation with Nicholas Bagnall at the ICA discusses: the pleasures of fiction; characters as composites of the self; creating male characters; creating evil characters; writer’s block.
Documentary. Explores the history of films based on Shakespeare’s plays. There are interview extracts with Laurence Olivier, Kenneth Branagh, Roman Polanski, Akira Kurosawa, Orson Welles, Franco...
Brian Hayes interviews Conservative MP Keith Joseph about the latest by-election results; the state of the economy; taxation; subsidised industry; criticism of the Labour government; includes phone calls...
An interview with the actress Penelope Wilton.
The British Film Institute launched its popular series of compact 'BFI Classics' guides devoted to seminal films twenty years ago. The BFI Film Classics range is a series of expertly written and well...
The England and Kent cricketer marries Miss Penelope Chiesman at Chislehurst
Report on the murder of Penelope Bell on Bakers Wood near Denham after her body was found in her car. Speakers are local Neil Bernstein; Detective Superintendent Brian Edwards; and her builder, Don...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Colin Cowdrey Wedding. DESCRIPTION: Many cricketing personalities were present at the wedding of Colin Cowdrey. The bride was Miss Penelope Chiesman, Peter May was best man. SHOTLIST:...
Brian Hayes is joined by Rhodes Boyson, Conservative spokesman for education, who discusses the subject of teaching standards, and answers the question, are our children getting a good education? Next is...
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