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Fifty Years a Winner

BBC One
on BBC One London

Written by Antony Jay.
A portrait of Sir Lawrence Bragg.
Sir Lawrence Bragg is one of the world's most distinguished scientists, and the only one ever to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of winning the Nobel Prize.
Tonight's programme enlists the aid of his friends, his family, his fellow Nobel Prizewinners, and Sir Lawrence himself, for an unusually clear insight into what makes a great scientist - and a great man.
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Contributors

Writer:
Antony Jay
Subject/Interviewee:
Sir Lawrence Bragg
Interviewer:
Barry Westwood
Produced and directed by:
Philip Daly
Source: Radio Times

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