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A celebration of Dave Prowse, the bodybuilder and actor behind one of cinema's most iconic villains, Darth Vader. From 2020. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Drama about making Britain’s first taboo-breaking film to seriously address homosexuality. Starring Ed Stoppard as Dirk Bogarde. Show more

Father Fairfax is sent to bury village priest, Father Lacy - but rumours surround is accidental death. Read by Michael Maloney. Show more

More of Marriot Edgar's famous monologues. Bernie Clifton performs 'Three Ha'pence a foot' and 'The Battle of Hastings'. Show more

Can the 1920s tipster avoid police plans and see off a new 'educated' rival? Stars Roy Hudd and Andrew Sachs. From August 1996. Show more

Buying a car and the art of conversation in Johnny Speight's sketches. With Nicholas Parsons and Leslie Noyes. From August 1963. Show more

A celebration of Dave Prowse, the bodybuilder and actor behind one of cinema's most iconic villains, Darth Vader. From 2020. Show more

Can Emily escape the clutches of the evil Montoni and learn her father's secret? Stars Deborah Berlin and Robert Glenister. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Drama about making Britain’s first taboo-breaking film to seriously address homosexuality. Starring Ed Stoppard as Dirk Bogarde. Show more

Father Fairfax is sent to bury village priest, Father Lacy - but rumours surround is accidental death. Read by Michael Maloney. Show more

More of Marriot Edgar's famous monologues. Bernie Clifton performs 'Three Ha'pence a foot' and 'The Battle of Hastings'. Show more

Can the 1920s tipster avoid police plans and see off a new 'educated' rival? Stars Roy Hudd and Andrew Sachs. From August 1996. Show more

Buying a car and the art of conversation in Johnny Speight's sketches. With Nicholas Parsons and Leslie Noyes. From August 1963. Show more

A celebration of Dave Prowse, the bodybuilder and actor behind one of cinema's most iconic villains, Darth Vader. From 2020. Show more

The globetrotting, trash-picking, aisle-rolling storyteller shares The Silent Treatment and extracts from his diary. From 2019. Show more

When his geraniums laugh at his puny physique, the writer overdoes his new fitness regime. With Doon Mackichan. From June 1993. Show more

Walter has to make cuts at the museum, so who is for the chop? Starring Geoffrey Palmer and Julian Rhind-Tutt. From August 2009. Show more

Bletchley Park codebreaker Gordon gets carried away trying to think like a German. Stars Robert Bathurst. From October 2009. Show more

Can Emily escape the clutches of the evil Montoni and learn her father's secret? Stars Deborah Berlin and Robert Glenister. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Drama about making Britain’s first taboo-breaking film to seriously address homosexuality. Starring Ed Stoppard as Dirk Bogarde. Show more

Father Fairfax is sent to bury village priest, Father Lacy - but rumours surround is accidental death. Read by Michael Maloney. Show more

More of Marriot Edgar's famous monologues. Bernie Clifton performs 'Three Ha'pence a foot' and 'The Battle of Hastings'. Show more

Can the 1920s tipster avoid police plans and see off a new 'educated' rival? Stars Roy Hudd and Andrew Sachs. From August 1996. Show more

Buying a car and the art of conversation in Johnny Speight's sketches. With Nicholas Parsons and Leslie Noyes. From August 1963. Show more