Manchester United v Leicester City
Shown yesterday on BBC 1 at 10.25pm Stereo.
Oscar-winning comedy, written, directed by and starring
JacquesTati shown as part of the season of his films.
Monsieur Hulot is a misfit in his brother-in-law's hi-tech life. Wherever he goes, havoc ensues.
(1958) * FILM REVIEWS pages 47-70
3: Simply Murder. 1863 was to bring some of the bloodiest victories and greatest political decisions of the war.
Revised
Journey to the Centres of the Brain 2: Through a Glass Darkly. DrSusan Greenfield looks at how people have studied the brain, from the Victorian craze of interpreting the bumps on the skull to the latest images of the brain at work.
Bubble Bubble Toil and Trouble tomorrow at 2.00pm
The Mysterious Career of Lee Harvey Oswald
An investigative biography of the man at the centre of the political crime of the century. The programme reassesses the Psychological, political and forensic evidence of his role in the assassination of President Kennedy and uncovers previously unseen footage, photographs and witnesses.
ProducerWilliamCran Rpt
Classic western continuing a season of films starring Burt Lancaster who died in October
Also starring Kirk Douglas
US Marshal Wyatt Earp tries to keep the peace in the lawless West of the 1870s. His chief adversary is the Clanton gang, but he also finds himself up against Doc Holliday, a dentist turned gambler, with a dim regard for the law.
(1957)
Film Reviews pages 47-70
From the Queen's Theatre, London, the Australian cast of the tap musical
Hot Shoe Shuffle display their dazzling routines to the music of Fats Waller , Irving Berlin , Duke Ellington and Jerome Kern.
Producer Edward J Adcock ; Executive producers Les Cocks and Rod Natkiel Stereo Subtitled ..
Another tale of magic and mystery.
When Grady suddenly dies, the world of his lover Bonetta is turned completely upside down. Her overwhelming sense of grief leads her to wander the streets where she is eventually picked up by the police. From then on, well-meaning doctors take over Bonetta's life and threaten to break her spirit. But she has one last appointment with the man who has shared her life for so long. It is an appointment that she intends to keep.
(The final film in the series is next week)
By Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
With libretto by Lorenzo da Ponte in a new translation by Tony Britten and Nicholas Broadhurst.
Part 1
Transmitted in three parts, this is the story of a sex-mad Eurocrat who's trying to sleep with his servant, his frustrated aristocratic wife and her toyboy, and a lovechild who's forced into marriage with his own mother, not to mention crossdressing, blackmail and a death-defying leap from a second-floor window.
Part 2 is tomorrow evening at 7.15pm on BBC2.
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Director/Producer Geoff Posner; Producer Nicholas Broadhurst
See This Week: page 10
From the Labour Party Conference in Blackpool to the elections in South Africa, from the World Cup to Elizabeth Hurley's dress, from Northern Ireland to Rwanda, photographers helped shape our vision of the year's key news events. Decisive Moments explores the making of those images and talks to the picture editors who selected them, the agencies who sold them and, most importantly, the photographers who took them.
See today's choices.
An intimate portrait of the controversial pop phenomenon. Shot during the 1990 Blonde Ambition tour, this documentary features frank backstage scenes (including Madonna's famous encounters with Kevin Costner, Warren Beatty and Sandra Bernhard) and hit songs Express Yourself, Holiday, Vogue and Like a Virgin, which caused the authorities in Toronto to consider arresting her for obscene behaviour.
(1991) B/W and colour
Film Reviews pages 47-70
The first showing of the comedians' sell-out Wembley Arena show held last December. Featuring the comic creations of Jarvis, the debauched aristocrat, and the warring professors in History Today.
