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Guest Gary Morecambe , son of the comedian, and music from Everything But the Girl. With Alan Titchmarsh.
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action drama, showing in two sarts, starring
Cybill Shepherd
PhnomPenh 1979. As Cambodia falls to the Khmer Rouge, American nurse Karen Parsons attempts to flee the country with a group of orphans on a long and dangerous journey to safety. Part 2 tomorrow at 2.15pm.
Director Carl Schultz (1991)
FILM REVIEWS pages 57-63
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Animation.
Fourth of a 12-part all-puppet comedy drama.
Zany fun.
Puppet fun. With Richard Robinson , Steve Nallon and William Todd-Jones .
With Diane-Louise Jordan, Anthea Turner and Tim Vincent.
Pam discovers Brad's guilty secret. A sad farewell for
Phoebe and Stephen. Philip puts his job on the line for Gaby.
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Ricky and Janine head back to Albert Square. Pat is worried sick about them but David is unsympathetic. Sharon lends her shoulder to cry on.
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On the barren Skeleton Coast of Namibia, littered with the ghost towns left by diamond prospectors, one of Africa's most elusive animals scratches a living - the brown hyena or strandwolf.
Zoologist and film-maker Richard Goss studied the hyenas near the fishing village of Luderitz for a year, and six years later returned to the region to make this film. He and cameraman Kim Wolhuter made use of a special system for filming the animals at night developed for their previous film on the spotted hyena.
Tracking the animals across rocky terrain and cliff tops was dangerous, and at one point Wolhuter came close to drowning when washed into the sea by a 30-foot wave. He suffered concussion, broken bones and a dislocated shoulder. The reward was a unique and dramatic study of an unusual hunting animal.
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In the last of his profiles of unlikely heroes of the small screen Danny Baker looks at the career of "whispering" Bob Harris, the host of Old Grey Whistle Test.
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"Although winning the Palme d'Or at Cannes is unlikely to create the box-office buzz that winning an Oscar does, it Is a pointer to the serious content of the film, and probably denotes critical success more than commercial success," says Barry Norman as Film 94 ends the current series by taking off to the south of France to report on this year's festival.
He adds that with less
American domination of the festival there will hopefully be a little more emphasis on the movies rather than on the razzmatazz that surrounds the appearance of the stars. Among the films that are guaranteed to cause a stir are
Quentin Tarantino 's Pulp Fiction, the British entry, The Browning
Version, directed by Mike Figgis , and the festival's opening film Hudsucker Proxy by former Paime d'Or winners Joel and Ethan Coen.
Director Paul Wooding
Producer Bruce Thompson
Transport Secretary John MacGregor , Labour's spokesperson on Europe, Joyce Quin , deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats, Alan Beith , and designer Terence Conran are on the panel for tonight's edition from Nottingham.
David Dimbleby is in the chair. Producer Prue Keely
Editor Alexandra Henderson
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