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Jim Davidson and John Virgo oversee the snooker-themed game show, with rising Welsh star Ryan Day and ex-world champions Ronnie O'Sullivan and Ray Reardon as guests. Director Sue McMahon ; Producer Geoff Miles

Contributors

Unknown:
Jim Davidson
Unknown:
John Virgo
Unknown:
Ronnie O'Sullivan
Unknown:
Ray Reardon
Director:
Sue McMahon
Producer:
Geoff Miles

Broken Hearts. Lara's fight for life has devastating consequences for her and Detective Inspector David Collier.
Written by Stuart Morris ; Producer David Crean
Director Adrian Bean WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/casualty Casualty's Dan Rymer presents Songs of Praise. tomorrow at 6.20pm

Contributors

Unknown:
David Collier.
Written By:
Stuart Morris
Producer:
David Crean
Director:
Adrian Bean
Unknown:
Dan Rymer
Josh Griffiths:
Ian Bleasdale
Lisa Duffin:
Catherine Shipton
Spencer:
Ben Keaton
Colette Griffiths:
Adjoa Andoh
Anna Paul:
Zita Sattar
Jack Vincent:
Will Mellor
Nikki Marshall:
Kelly Harrison
Dillon Cahill:
Dan Rymer
Lara Stone:
Christine Stephen-Daly
Tony Vincent:
Lee Warburton
Simon:
Christopher Colquhoun
Roxanne Bird:
Loo Brealey
Harry Harper:
Simon MacCorkindale
Stuart Kaminski:
Justin Pierre
David Collier:
Dorian Healy
Claire:
Sam Loggin
Melanie Collier:
Lisa Palfrey
WPC Greer:
Dawn Hope
Wally Brindle:
Stan Stennett
Brian:
Donald Gee
Stella:
Maggie Tagney
Dr Lloyd:
Sue Perkins
Brad:
Mathews Akbarkurtha
Meyer:
George Irving

Prison comedy starring Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence . Harlem 1932: when streetwise hustler Rayford Gibson pickpockets respectable bank teller Claude Banks , it's the start of a series of misadventures that includes being framed for a murder. Widescreen. Review page 51.
Director Ted Demme 1999.15)

Contributors

Unknown:
Eddie Murphy
Unknown:
Martin Lawrence
Unknown:
Rayford Gibson
Unknown:
Claude Banks
Director:
Ted Demme

BBC One London

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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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