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r Satirical historical romance starring Gerard Philipe
Gina Lollobrigida
Fleeing a shotgun wedding, the happy-go-lucky Fanfan is persuaded to join the army of Louis XV by the recruiting officer's daughter. She tells him that his destiny is to marry the king's daughter. His acts of derring-do bring him love and honour. He promptly rescues the king's daughter and Madame Pompadour from coach robbers and wins the princess's hand in marriage. Honour is his too when he almost single-handedly defeats the Austrian army, by which stage all his dreams have come true. In French with English subtitles.
Director Christian-Jaque (
SEE FILMS pages 33 38

Contributors

Unknown:
Gerard Philipe
Unknown:
Gina Lollobrigida
Unknown:
Madame Pompadour
Fanfan la Tulipe:
Gerard Philipe
Adeline:
Gina Lollobrigida
Fier-a-Bras:
Noel Roquevert
Tranche Montagne:
Olivier Hussenot
Louis XV:
Marcel Herrand
Lebel:
Jean-Marc Tennberg
Captain de la Houlette:
Jean Paredes
Field Marshal:
Henri Rollan
La Franchise:
Meri0 Bernardi
Mmede Pompadour:
Genevieve Page
Henriette de France:
Sylvia Pelayo

Accompanied by the Antique Roadshow 's Simon Bull , Arthur Negus visits
Badminton, world famous for equestrian events, and discovers that Badminton
House has a splendid interior, with magnificent furniture.

Contributors

Unknown:
Simon Bull
Unknown:
Arthur Negus

England v Australia
Live coverage of the final day's play in the third Cornhill
Insurance Test from Trent Bridge. With commentary by Richie Benaud , Geoff Boycott , Ray lllingworthand
Jack Bannister. Introduced by Tony Lewis. TV presentation Alan Griffiths
Executive producer Keith Mackenzie

Contributors

Commentary By:
Richie Benaud
Commentary By:
Geoff Boycott
Commentary By:
Ray Lllingworthand
Commentary By:
Jack Bannister.
Introduced By:
Tony Lewis.
Unknown:
Alan Griffiths
Producer:
Keith MacKenzie

Featuring Faith Shannon, bookbinder and designer, who made a cover and binding for Lewis Carroll 's Alice's 's
Adventures in Wonderland, using velvet, leather, glass, paints and card to express one of the central themes in the book.

Contributors

Unknown:
Lewis Carroll

Western starring Glenn Ford
Although Powder
Valley is cattle country, Jason Sweet is determined to settle there with his flock of sheep.
Director George Marshall
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Contributors

Unknown:
Glenn Ford
Unknown:
Jason Sweet
Director:
George Marshall
Jason Sweet:
Glenn Ford
Dell Payton:
Shirley MacLaine
Colonel Bedford:
Leslie Nielsen
Jumbo McCall:
Mickey Shaughnessy
Choctaw:
Pernell Roberts
Marshal:
Slim Pickens

First of six films that focus on environmental issues around Britain.
The F-Factor
Tonight's programme uncovers new evidence linking fluoridation with possible health risks. Is fluoride the answer to widespread dental disease? Or are there serious medical implications, including immune system damage and even cancer?
As the government embarks on a major expansion of Britain's water fluoridation schemes, reporter Mike Embley reveals how unelected health authorities are imposing fluoridation on a reluctant public. Producer Julian Mercer Editor Grant Mansfield

Contributors

Reporter:
Mike Embley
Producer:
Julian Mercer

Last in the series.
The Summer Kitchen Garden
It is time to make use of ripe tomatoes and fresh vegetables in a range of warm salads and preserve a little bit of summer for the winter months ahead.
Producer Caroline Hawkins
Executive producer Frances Whitaker A Hawkshead production for BBCtv
SEE RECIPE page 10

Contributors

Producer:
Caroline Hawkins
Producer:
Frances Whitaker

Coming to Terms. Some couples manage to survive adultery. Others find the perfect partnership and choose fidelity. In this final film, Ray Gosling talks to three people who have come to terms with their marriages, including one who has remained steadfastly faithful and one who has leamt the value of discretion.
Director/Producer Tamasin Day-Lewis A Forum production for BBCtv

Contributors

Talks:
Ray Gosling
Producer:
Tamasin Day-Lewis

First of six programmes that present an alternative view of intriguing and challenging subjects, made by BBCtv's
Disability Programmes Unit. A Cry in the Cosmos
When people power forced the collapse of the Berlin Wall in November 1989, a steamroller of change was launched in eastern Europe. Since then many of the early hopes and expectations have crumbled; racist attacks on refugees, foreign "guest workers" and disabled people have led to fears of a resurgence of the radical right. But many in the disability movement warn that the threat from the liberal left under the guise of euthanasia and assisted suicide is just as real as the threat of the neo Nazis.
Producer Ubby Cross
Editor Kerena Marchant

Contributors

Editor:
Kerena Marchant

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