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Bing Crosby

on BBC One London

On the eve of the tenth anniversay of Bing Crosby's death, the BBC pay tribute by repeating Barry Norman's profile of one of the 20th century's most innovative singers and Hollywood's top box office star for more than a decade.
With personal comments from Bob Hope plus Rise Stevens and Mary Carlisle (actors); Gary Crosby, Harry Crosby (sons); Artie Shaw (musician); Rosemary Clooney, Phil Harris
(singers); Carroll Carroll (writer) and Alan Fisher (butler).
'A lot of people think that Bing was a loner, but Bing was a very loyal friend.' (Bob Hope)

Contributors

Presenter:
Barry Norman
Interviewee:
Bob Hope
Interviewee:
Rise Stevens
Interviewee:
Mary Carlisle
Interviewee:
Gary Crosby
Interviewee:
Harry Crosby
Interviewee:
Artie Shaw
Interviewee:
Rosemary Clooney
Interviewee:
Phil Harris
Interviewee:
Carroll Carroll
Interviewee:
: Alan Fisher
Film Editor:
John Lee
Producer:
Sue Mallinson

BBC One London

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