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BBC One
on BBC One London

Seven years after the Chernobyl disaster, parts of Britain are still contaminated with fall-out. But in upland areas sheep with satellite trackers are being used to seek out the last hot spots. Can a new treatment reclaim this land? Plus the secret of seeing 3-D images without special glasses. Autostereograms - patterns of dots in which you can see vivid three-dimensional shapes - are the latest craze to hit America and Japan.
Producer Bill Grist ; Editor Dana Purvis

Contributors

Producer:
Bill Grist
Editor:
Dana Purvis
Source: Radio Times
BBC One
on BBC One London

Oscar-winning drama starring Dustin Hoffman, Tom Cruise

Hustler Charlie Babbitt feels cheated when he is disinherited in favour of Raymond, the autistic older brother he never knew. Spiriting him away from the mental institution he has lived in for years, Charlie demands a fair share of his late father's fortune from his brother's trustees. However as the pair head for California, they begin to grow closer. (1988)

Contributors

Director:
Barry Levinson
Raymond Babbitt:
Dustin Hoffman
Charlie Babbitt:
Tom Cruise
Susanna:
Valeria Golino
Dr Bruner:
Jerry Molen
John Mooney:
Ack J Murdock
Vera:
Michael D Roberts
Lenny:
Ralph Seymour
Source: Radio Times
BBC One
on BBC One London

Another double bill of horror.

April Fool's Day
Starring Deborah Foreman
Heiress Muffy St John invites a group of college friends to spend the weekend on her island estate. But it is the First of April and some of the jokes begin to get out of hand.
(1986)
Film reviews, pages 47-51

And at 1.05 am Cat's Eye
Starring Drew Barrymore, James Woods
Three Stephen King tales of horror, all linked by a wandering cat.
(1985)
Film reviews, pages 47-51

Contributors

Director (April Fool's Day):
Fred Walton
[Actress]:
Deborah Foreman
Director (Cat's Eye):
Lewis Teague
[Actress]:
Drew Barrymore
[Actor]:
James Woods
Source: Radio Times

BBC One London

About BBC One

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

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