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Romantic drama in which the love between a young Eurasian woman and a married American journalist survives against all the odds. Show more

Contributors

Mark Elliott:
William Holden
Dr Han Suyin:
Jennifer Jones
Humphrey Palmer-Jones:
Torin Thatcher
Adeline Palmer-Jones:
Isobel Elsom
Dr John Keith:
Murray Matheson
Anne Richards:
Virginia Gregg
Robert Hung:
Richard Loo
Nora Hung:
Soo Yong
Third Uncle:
Philip Ahn
Director:
Henry King

Six films on the things we use and the people who design them.
2: Robert Welch
From cathedral silver to kitchen knives, cast-iron pepper-pots to office lighting: for 30 years Robert Welch has bridged the worlds of hand-made craft and mass-production.
Film editor BERYL WILKINS Producer LAN WOOLF
For viewers' guide send 75p cheque or PO to Designers, [address removed]

Contributors

Editor:
Beryl Wilkins
Producer:
Lan Woolf

For this award-winning eight-part series Jack Pizzey spent 18 months in 'the least-reported and most exciting region' of the world, reporting on every aspect of South American society.
2: Heaven, Hell and Eldorado Columbus imagined South America's jungles to be a paradise, but later explorers found them more like hell. Yet for many they still hold the promise of wealth.
Jack Pizzey went into the Amazon basin to meet the fortune-hunters and the losers. As the prospectors and developers exploit the jungle, what will be left for the Indians?
Produced and directed by GEOFFREY BARNES
An AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION production

Contributors

Directed By:
Geoffrey Barnes

starring
Radar's Report
It was quite a week at the 4077th. Hawkeye discovered a cure for his Don Juan syndrome, Trapper received a lesson in medical ethics, Frank Burns started giving love bites to the strangest people, and Klinger nearly - so nearly - got the discharge his wardrobe warranted ... Written byLAURENCE MARKS
Directed by JACKIE COOPER (R)

Contributors

Unknown:
Don Juan
Unknown:
Frank Burns
Written By:
Laurence Marks
Directed By:
Jackie Cooper
Hawkeye:
Alan Alda
Trapper John:
Wayne Rogers
Colonel Blake:
McLean Stevenson
Radar:
Gary Burghoff
Hotlips:
Loretta Swit
Major Frank Burns:
Larry Linville
Fr Mulcahy:
William Christopher
Klinger:
With Jamie Farr
Erika:
Joan van Ark
Major Freedman:
Alan Arbus

by ROSE TREMAIN starring Joan Hickson
Neglected by her family, kept apart from her grandchildren, desperately short of money, Bea begins to gamble - at first for small stakes, but ultimately for the highest stake of all: revenge for the past.
Photography JOHN WALKER Film editor KATE EVANS
Designer AUSTIN RUDDY Producer BRENDA REID
Director CHRIS GODDARD

Contributors

Unknown:
Joan Hickson
Unknown:
John Walker
Editor:
Kate Evans
Producer:
Brenda Reid
Director:
Chris Goddard
Bea:
Joan Hickson
Helen:
Lynn Farleigh
Edward:
Michael N Harbour
Willy:
Denys Hawthorne
Insp Herrick:
Matthew Long
Janice Lawrence:
Gay Baynes
Ted Lawrence:
Ed Devereaux
Bank manager:
Robert Lang
Assistant bank manager:
Tony Meyer
Jessica:
Annie Gurney
Colin:
Alexander Goodman
CID inspector:
David McEwan
Police constable:
David Telfer

from the Silk Cut Festival
In the last programme of the present series, David Allan introduces another varied mix of country stars new and old, including Dukes of Hazzard actor-turned-singer John Schneider and Texas favourite Gene Watson. The man who invented bluegrass, Bill Monroe , joins Rattlesnake Annie on stage for the oldie 'Trouble in mind'. Festival organiser MERVYN CONN Sound
PAUL CUNLIFFE , BARRIE HAWES Lighting JOHN WIGGINS Designer COLIN GREEN Directors
DAVID MITCHELL , STEVE MORRIS Producer DAVE PERROTTET

Contributors

Introduces:
David Allan
Singer:
John Schneider
Unknown:
Gene Watson.
Unknown:
Bill Monroe
Unknown:
Rattlesnake Annie
Unknown:
Paul Cunliffe
Unknown:
Barrie Hawes
Unknown:
John Wiggins
Designer:
Colin Green
Unknown:
David Mitchell
Unknown:
Steve Morris
Producer:
Dave Perrottet

12.10 Constable and Turner
A new perspective on the range and styles of these two artists, representing two contrasting aspects of romanticism.

12.35 The Marriage of Figaro
Singers and actors demonstrate how Mozart's opera changed the tone and emphasis of Beaumarchais's play. (R)

(to 1.05)

Contributors

Producer (Constable and Turner):
Nancy Thomas
Producer (Constable and Turner):
Roger Thompson
Producer (The Marriage of Figaro):
Robert Philip

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