Harold catches a crab in Speedy, and in I Do he's left holding the baby. (R)
the all-star comedy with Thrown together by chance and the lure of money, a rag-bag crew of fortune hunters begin a frantic chase after a bank-robber's haul. The plot thickens with multiple double-crosses and spectacular stunts in this tribute to the screen's great comedy classics.
Screenplay by WILLIAM AND TANIA ROSE Produced and directed by STANLEY KRAMER
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Australia v England
Pelicans, spoonbills, anhingas and alligators - all part of Tony Soper 's trip earlier this year to see the waterbirds of America's sunshine state.
Technical co-ordinator GEOFF STAFFORD
Production assistants
SARA FORD , JENNY BUDD Assistant producers
ROBIN PRYTHERCH , PAUL APPLEBY DAN FREEMAN
Producer JOHN DOBSON BBC Bristol
A still-viable breeding ground for the leaders of tomorrow, or an eccentric relic of the past? Eton College, with its students in tailcoats, its tradition and quaint customs is unique. This fascinating documentary enters into the life of the school at work and at play and poses the question: what does it mean to be an Old Etonian? Commentary by William Rushton with contributions from Michael Bentine
Patrick MacNee , Lord Home Lord Carrington and Joanna Lumley
Written by KATE HAMILTON
Directed by SIMON DEWHURST PISCES FILM production
A wildlife quiz in which
Jeremy Cherfas tests your knowledge about animals and plants. This week he's looking for a pollinating marsupial and a bird with pyromania. Teams this week Sheila Anderson David Macdonald Clive Catchpole Peter Ferns
Director SARA FORD
Producer JOHN DOBSON BBC Bristol
Film. Starring Peter O'Toole as Lawrence, Alec Guinness as Prince Feisal, Anthony Quinn as Auda Abu Tayi, Jack Hawkins as General Allenby, Omar Sharif as Sherif Ali, Jose Ferrer as Turkish Bey, Anthony Quayle as Col. Brighton, Claude Rains as Mr. Dryden, Arthur Kennedy as Jackson Bentley, Donald Wolfit as Gen. Murray
Lawrence, an idealistic young army lieutenant in Cairo, is given his chance for special duty by joining the Arab revolt against the Turkish occupation. Winning the confidence of Prince Feisal, Lawrence succeeds in the impossible - leading an army across the desert to take Aqaba. While Lawrence seems invincible in the field, self-doubt begins to set in. David Lean's epic production, shot on spectacular desert locations, won seven Academy Awards including the award for Best Picture.
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(Ceefax subtitles)
Gold medallist Daley
Thompson is ideally qualified to look back on a memorable season for British athletics.
The spotlight falls on the gold medallists of Stuttgart, rising stars such as Christie and Buckner and the established names of Coe and Cram.
Daley gives his own unique insight into events and looks forward to the 1987 World Championships in Rome.
Introduced by Kevin Cosgrove Videotape editor STAN POW Produced by SUE ASHWORTH and MARTIN WEBSTER
Arena presents Bob Dylan , concentrating on his classic songs and backed by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers in his first concert on British television in over a decade. Series editors
ANTHONY WALL . NIGEL FINCH
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rhe second part of a French thriller starring Michele Morgan
Marie France Pisier Rossano Brazzi Jeanne Moreau
Colette is convinced that her husband was not a victim of the plane crash, but only her young granddaughter shares her belief. The two of them set off for a holiday in Italy. A meeting at the railway station throws more light on her husband's life and gives Colette a new perspective on her own.
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