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The British Academy Awards

on BBC Two England

Hosted by Magnus Magnusson and Sally Magnusson.
With special guests Evelyn Glennie Simon Bowman and Lea Salonga. From the Scottish
Exhibition and Conference
Centre in Glasgow, the 1989 nominations for achievement in film and television crafts. Presenting the awards are stars from the world of film and television including:
Sir Richard Attenborough Keith Barron
Stanley Baxter Samantha Bond
Liza Goddard
Geraldine McEwan
Patricia Hayes and Gwen Taylor.
Among the films nominated are: Dangerous Liaisons, Batman, Henry V, The Adventures of Baron
Munchausen, Mississippi
Burning and Indiana Jones, and from TV: The Ginger
Tree, Around the World in 80 Days, Chronicles of Narnia, Agatha Christie 's Poirot, Traffik and Casualty.
Two of the stars from the hit
West End musical Miss
Saigon - Simon Bowman and Lea Salonga , and classical percussionist
Evelyn Glennie provides the musical entertainment at this star-studded gala evening. With music by Alyn Ainsworth and His
Orchestra, and commentary by Steve Jones.
Director Patricia Mordecai
Producer John Kaye Cooper BBC Scotland
Event sponsored by Shell UK Ltd.

Contributors

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Magnus Magnusson
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Sally Magnusson.
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Evelyn Glennie
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Simon Bowman
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Lea Salonga.
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Sir Richard Attenborough
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Keith Barron
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Stanley Baxter
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Samantha Bond
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Liza Goddard
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Geraldine McEwan
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Patricia Hayes
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Gwen Taylor.
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Agatha Christie
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Simon Bowman
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Lea Salonga
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Evelyn Glennie
Music By:
Alyn Ainsworth
Commentary By:
Steve Jones.
Director:
Patricia Mordecai
Producer:
John Kaye Cooper

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