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From struggling young actor to Hollywood legend, this is the story of Humphrey Bogart : his career, his life and his loves.
It shows the real man behind the upturned coat collar and pulled-down hat brim, who set the film world ablaze with his magnetic performances.
Director Vincent Sherman ●FILMS: pages 39-45

Contributors

Unknown:
Humphrey Bogart
Director:
Vincent Sherman
Humphrey Bogart:
Kevin O'Connor
Lauren Bacall:
Kathryn Harrold
Mayo:
Ann Wedgeworth
Leslie:
Drew Barrymore
Zelma O'Moore:
Patricia Barry
PatO'Moore:
Donald May
Romanoff:
Alfred Ryder
Mary Phillips:
Carol Vagel
Jack Warner:
Richard Dysart
Sherwood:
Tobias Andersen
Louella Parsons:
Anne Bellamy
Peter Lone:
Herb Braha

A six-part children's futuristic drama serial, starring Judi Dench
Michael Williams and their daughter Finty
2: The Nikathlon. The children arrive in a village inhabited only by some old people and a young man who has been trained as a runner - the Nikathlon.
Based on a novel by Jill Paton Walsh ●STEREO
●TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888

Contributors

Unknown:
Judi Dench
Unknown:
Michael Williams
Novel By:
Jill Paton Walsh
Aba:
Judi Dench
Sage:
Michael Williams
Nikathlon:
Altay Lawrence
Peri:
Graham McGrath
Cat:
Finty Williams
Dio:
Lyndon Davies
Cassie:
Kate McGrath
Tinker:
Juan Jose Parrilla

Joe makes a frightening discovery while painting
Lassiters. Should he tell anyone what he has seen and if so what will the consequences be?
Dorothy, warned by Melanie not to search for Colin, is about to discover what kind of man she's still married to.
● STEREO
● TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888

With Peter Sissons and Moira Stuart.
Weather Peter Cockroft
● TELETEXT SUBTITLES (news): page 888 ● NEWS BY TELEPHONE: BBC News can be heard between 5.00am and 8.00pm by dialling 0[number removed]. Calls are charged at 34p perminute cheap rate, 45p at all othertimes.

Contributors

Unknown:
Peter Sissons
Unknown:
Moira Stuart.

A series about Britain's
Olympic heroes, narrated by Kenneth Branagh.
Kitty Godfree, Harry Llewellyn and Ann Packer. Kitty Godfree recalls her gold medal success in the ladies' tennis doubles in the 1920 Olympic Games in Antwerp, Belgium, where she and her partner McNair beat the British pairing of Beamish and Holman in the final. Godfree also reflects on how tennis has changed over the years.
Ann Packer looks back to the Tokyo Games of 1964, when she set an Olympic record in a surprise 800m gold medal victory - she also took silver in the 400m.
And Harry Llewellyn remembers his show jumping victory on the beloved
Foxhunter in 1952's Games in Helsinki, Finland. Director Ken McGill
Producer Neil Duncanson
A Chrysalis production forBBCtv ● STEREO
● TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888

Contributors

Unknown:
Kenneth Branagh.
Unknown:
Harry Llewellyn
Unknown:
Ann Packer.
Unknown:
Ann Packer
Unknown:
Harry Llewellyn
Director:
Ken McGill
Producer:
Neil Duncanson

Tonight Bruce Forsyth welcomes impressionist
George Marshall ; comedian
Jimmy Tarbuck ; Paul Nicholas and Claire Moore , who will be singing a number from Jesus Christ Superstar; and from America Golden Girl Bea
Arthur. Joining Bruce for a celebration of over 30 years of hit records is singer/ songwriter Neil Sedaka. Director/Producer Kevin Bishop ● STEREO
● TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888

Contributors

Unknown:
Bruce Forsyth
Unknown:
George Marshall
Unknown:
Jimmy Tarbuck
Unknown:
Paul Nicholas
Unknown:
Claire Moore
Songwriter:
Neil Sedaka.
Producer:
Kevin Bishop

Another chance to see Jasper Carrott 's brand of sit-down comedy in this special concert, recorded at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, while he was on tour in 1990. This is the "best" of his repertoire. Among the topics subjected to Carrott's merciless monologues are Birmingham City FC, Chinese restaurants and space invader machines. Of his humour he says: "Sometimes I hear a little phrase or a bell in my brain. Then I just lodge it there until I write about it."
Jasper Carrott was recently named BBC Personality of the Year by the Television and Radio Industries Club.
A Celador production for BBCtv
Teletext subtitles: page 888

Contributors

Comedian:
Jasper Carrott
Director/Producer:
Paul Smith

First showing on network television for this adventure comedy starring John Hurt
Wayne Crawford
When young Maureen Winston is abducted while on holiday in Paris, her family decide that the only man who can get her back is Jake Speed , the handsome hero of a series of paperback novels. So when the seemingly fictitious hero suddenly offers his services, they fly off to
Africa to meet with the rugged adventurer. Wayne Crawford also co-wrote the film.
Director Andrew Lane * STEREO
0 TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888 ● FILMS: pages 39-45

Contributors

Unknown:
John Hurt
Unknown:
Wayne Crawford
Unknown:
Maureen Winston
Unknown:
Jake Speed
Unknown:
Wayne Crawford
Director:
Andrew Lane
Sid:
John Hurt
Jake Speed:
Wayne Crawford
Desmond Floyd:
Dennis Christopher
Margaret Winston:
Karen Kopins
Pop:
Leon Ames
Maurice:
Roy London
Wendy:
Donna Pescow
Lawrence:
Barry Primus
Mr Winston:
Monte Markham
Mrs Winston:
Millie Perkins
Maureen:
Rebecca Ashley
Rodrigo:
Alan Shearman

Hammer horror starring
Peter Cushing
Christopher Lee Egypt: a team of 19th-century
British archaeologists uncover the tomb of Princess Ananka, unaware that the mummified body of her lover, High Priest Kharis, awaits resurrection.
Director Terence Fisher
● FILMS: pages 39-45

Contributors

Unknown:
Peter Cushing
Director:
Terence Fisher
John Bannings:
Peter Cushing
Kharis:
Christopher Lee
Isobel:
Yvonne Furneaux
Ananka:
Yvonne Furneaux
Mulrooney:
Eddie Byrne
Stephen Banning:
Felix Aylmer
Joseph Whemple:
Raymond Huntley
Mehemet:
George Pastell
Pat:
Harold Goodwin
Mike:
Dennis Shaw

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BBC One is a TV channel that started broadcasting on the 20th April 1964. It replaced BBC Television.

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