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Crime drama, continuing the Robert Mitchum season offilms.
Three Americans arrive in Macao - detective hunting a racketeer, a fugitive and a sultry nightclub singer- and become embroiled in murderous intrigue.
Director Josef von Stemberg (1952, PG)
Blackandwhite The Robert Mitchum season continues with The Hightofthe Hunter on Friday at 11.55pm
♦See Films: pages 46-56 ***

Contributors

Unknown:
Robert Mitchum
Director:
Josef von Stemberg
Unknown:
Robert Mitchum
Nick Cochran:
Robert Mitchum
Julie Benson:
Jane Russell
Lawrence Trumble:
William Bendix
Lt Sebastian:
Thomas Gomez
Margie:
Gloria Grahame
Halloran:
Brad Dexter

Kirsty Wark visits a National Trust-owned former Victorian workhouse. Gavin Stamp considers the life of architect George Gilbert Scott Jr, forgotten while the world remembers his father (who built London's Albert Memorial), and his son (designer of Liverpool's Anglican cathedral and the red telephone box). Actress Miriam Margolyes returns to Broadstairs on the Kent coast, which she frequently visited as a child.
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Contributors

Unknown:
Gavin Stamp
Unknown:
Miriam Margolyes

The Lost Whales
Tonight's film follows a school of Southern
Right whales, a species on the brinkof extinction but which was rediscovered in 1992. Narrated byZoe
Wanamaker. See today's choices. Series producer Paul Appleby

Contributors

Producer:
Paul Appleby

In the world of film and theatre, few reputations are more bitterly contested than that of Lee Strasberg, creator of method acting. To his champions, he created a new, vibrant acting style that shaped the careers of Paul Newman, James Dean, Marion Brando and Al Pacino, among others. To his critics, he manipulated emotionally vulnerable stars like Marilyn Monroe. Al Pacino, Harvey Keitel, Sally Reid, Martin Landau, Ben Gazzara and Eli Wallach are among the actors who contribute to the story of one of Hollywood's most influential men.

Contributors

Interviewee:
Al Pacino
Interviewee:
Harvey Keitel
Interviewee:
Sally Reid
Interviewee:
Martin Landau
Interviewee:
Ben Gazzara
Interviewee:
Eli Wallach
Director:
Clare Beavan
Series Editor:
Janice Hadlow

Classic comedy from starring Harry H Corbett Wilfrid Brambell
The Steptoes receive an unexpected windfall and their impecunious life is suddenly filled with exciting possibilities. With June Whitfield.
Written by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson Producer Duncan Wood
Repeat
Followed by Talking
Tate Michael Palin enthuses about
Paul Nash 's painting Totes Meer. Stereo

Contributors

Unknown:
Harry H Corbett
Unknown:
Wilfrid Brambell
Written By:
Ray Galton
Written By:
Alan Simpson
Unknown:
Tate Michael Palin
Unknown:
Paul Nash

Rhona Cameron and Richard Fairbrass
host the lesbian and gay entertainment show. Guests include jazz musician and raconteur George Melly and Tom Watkins , the manager of a number of Britain's boy bands. Executive producer Neil Crombie Series editor Frances Dickenson
Followed byWeatherview

Contributors

Unknown:
Rhona Cameron
Unknown:
Richard Fairbrass
Unknown:
George Melly
Unknown:
Tom Watkins
Producer:
Neil Crombie
Editor:
Frances Dickenson

12.30am The Big Picture Rpt 84521 1.00 Hubbard Brook : the Chemistry of a Forest Rpt 65057 1.30 Norfolk Broads:
Conservation v Commercialism
SUMMER NIGHTS
2.00 Fun with Kids Collections 3
BBC FOCUS
4.00 English Heritage Visitor Management Rpt 40811 4.30 Unicef in the Classroom Short
Stories Rpt 79250 5.00 Basic Skills What's the Problem? 55182 5.30 Voluntary Matters Involving People
OPEN UNIVERSITY
6.00 Listening in the Dark
7708908 6.25 Flying in Birds -an Experimental Approach
7787415 6.50-7.15am Natural
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LEARNING ZONE GUIDE: (0181)

Contributors

Unknown:
Hubbard Brook

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