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6.15 Living with Technology: Home
(Stereo)
7.05 Traps - and How to Get out of Them
7.30 Music to the Ear
The basics of music.
News plus a preview of the weekend's sport from BBC News 24. Presented by Sarah Montague and David Robertson.
Faking lt. David Goldblatt presents awideranging examination of the difference between what lies on the surface of people and animals, and what lurks below. With psychologist Oliver James.
Series producer Andrew Law Stereo .. BROCHURE INFORMATION: call [number removed]Calls will be charged at the national rate WEB SITE: www.open.ac.uk/saturday CEEFAX: page
Tim Grundy presents the magazine show targeted particularly towards men.
10.45 Top Gear
Assessing the VW Golf and the new BMW 3 series. With Jeremy Clarkson, Quentin Willson and Tiff Needell. Shown last Thursday Stereo Subtitled.
Followed by Menzone
Golfer Stephen Clay offers advice on refining technique.
11.20 The Old Grey Whistle Test
Highlights from the music show, with seventies performances by Genesis, the Drifters and Bob Marley. Repeat Stereo
Followed by Menzone More from Tim Grundy.
Menzone producer Mike Finlason
Crews relive the final stretch of the race's crucial fifth leg, in which they travelled 6,670 miles to reach Sao Sebastiao in Brazil. With Steve Rider , Richard Simmonds and Fenella George.
A special edition featuring an extended interviewwith Steven Spielberg. Shown last Monday on BBCl
Epic adventure showing in the " Saturday Matinée season, starring
Cary Grant , Frank Sinatra , Sophia Loren
As the Spanish retreat from Napoleon's troops, only a few guerrillas remain to target the heavily fortified town of Avila with the biggest cannon ever made.
Director Stanley Kramer (1957) + See Films: pages 44-52
The Saint finds gambling drama on the Riviera.
(First shown on ITV)
(Postponed from 14 February)
(Repeat)
More hits from the Top of the Pops archive, plus a look at Madonna's development through her pop career. Stereo ... Top of the Pops is on Friday at 7.30pm on BBC1
Semi-final action from the ATP event at
Battersea Park, London. Commentary by John Barrett and Mark Cox.
Action from the European Indoor Athletics championships in Spain. Commentary by David Coleman , Paul Dickenson and Stuart Storey.
Series scrutinising the lives of prominent children's authors.
Ted Geisel's careers in advertising and film-making were in no way unsuccessful, but it was as an author and illustrator, working as Dr Seuss, that he achieved worldwide fame, with The Cat in the Hat selling over 400 million copies.
A very private man with an anarchic sense of humour, he experienced private tragedy as well as phenomenal success. Testimony from friends, fans and his widow accompanies rare home-movie footage and extracts from Seuss's work.
Narrated by Connie Booth.
In anticipation of the biggest event in the canine calendar,
Peter Purves and Jessica Holm outline the timetable of this year's dog show at Birmingham's NEC. They also meet previous years' champions, and talk to canine journalist and terrier judge PeggyGrayson. Coverage continues next Saturday.
Producer Elaine Paterson ; Series producer Stephen Morris Stereo............
With Moira Stuart. Subtitled
Weather Michael Fish
Julian O'Halloran investigates files unearthed recently in Buenos Aires, Argentina, linking President Juan Peron and his venerated wife Eva to a secret operation to make the South American country a major haven for Nazi war criminals.
It is known that notorious murderers Adolf Eichmann and Eric Priebke fled to the region, which was providing escape routes where they could evade recrimination. However, some sources believe that many other war criminals involved in Hitler's atrocities also hid there.
With anti-Semitism already rife in Argentina, some Jews fear that the inquiry into these allegations, launched by the foreign minister, could spark further terrorist violence.
Producer David Ackerman ; Editor Fiona Murch
Stereo Subtitled .
Highlights from last night's gathering at London's Savoy Hotel as Clive Anderson hosts the 41st annual What the Papers Say awards ceremony.
The eight prizes, presented by Minister without Portfolio Peter Mandelson
, reward outstanding achievement injournalism over the past year, including recognition of the Newspaper of the Year and Royal Reporter of the Year. DirectorVernon Antcliff; Producer
John Moulson
Maverick actor Terence Stamp talks to Mark Cousins about his life, loves and the decisions that have shaped his career. Clips from Billy Budd and The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert are interspersed with Stamp's candid comments. A double bill of his films follows.
See today's choices.
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Drama, an adaptation of the novel by Thomas Hardy , and the first of two films starring Terence Stamp Also starring Julie Christie Peter Finch , Alan Bates Bathsheba Everdene is a captivating and headstrong young woman who has a profound effect on the three men in her life - the dashing Sergeant Troy, the rich and ageing William Boldwood and shepherd Gabriel Oak. Widescreen.
Director John Schlesinger
(1967. U) Subtitled ............92S♦ See Films: pages 44-52
♦ Ten things you never knew about Julie Christie : page 42
Western, concluding the double bill starring Terence Stamp
A young American, raised by a Mexican bandit, has to choose his way of life when he falls for the daughter of white settlers.
(1968)
See Films: pages 44-52 **
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