Comedy directed by and starring Jacques Tati
Country postman Francois is inspired by a film to emulate rapid US deliveries.
(In French with English subtitles)
(1947, U) (Colour and black and white)
See Films: pages 54-66
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Comedy directed by and starring Jacques Tati
Country postman Francois is inspired by a film to emulate rapid US deliveries.
(In French with English subtitles)
(1947, U) (Colour and black and white)
See Films: pages 54-66
News and sports previews from BBC News 24. With Sarah Montague and Chris Eakin.
Highlights of Manchester Utd v Liverpool. Shown yesterday Stereo
Comedy fantasy, first in a Noel Coward double bill. Starring Rex Harrison, Constance Cummings, Kay Hammond, Margaret Rutherford
Novelist Charles Condomine consults medium Madame Arcati, and she conjures up the spirit of his first wife, Elvira - to the annoyance of the current Mrs Condomine. Based on Coward's original stage play. Director David Lean (1945. U)
⦠See Rims: pages 54-66 ****
Second World War drama, concluding today's Noel Coward double bill, co-starring John Mills
Dive-bombed in the Battle of Crete, HMS Torrin is lost. The memories of her surviving crew re-create the ship's stirring story.
Directors Noel Coward and David Lean (1942, U)
Blackandwhite
♦ See Films: pages 54-66 ***** Arena: the Noel Coward Trilogy starts at 7.10pm
An evaluation of the leg six results, plus a look ahead to the next stage along the American east coast.
Second of a five-part series following the replica sailing ship Matthew on a re-creation of Cabot's discovery of North America 500 years ago. Continues tomorrow. Repeat
Drama, first in today's Saturday Matinee double bill, starring
Robert Stack , Dorothy Malone
Afire on a veteran American liner sparks an explosion which threatens the survival of the ship and her passengers.
Director Andrew L Stone (1960) ♦ See Films: pages 54-66 ***
Science-fiction adventure. concluding today's Saturday
Matinee double bill, and starring
Stephen Boyd , Raquel Welch
When scientist Jan Benes suffers a brain injury while escaping the Iron Curtain, vital information is put at risk along with his
!ife. The ultimate experiment is ordered - a submarine and medical crew are shrunk so that they can be injected into Benes's bloodstream to operate from within. Director Richard Reischer (1966.U) See Films: pages 54-66
Classic western starring Alan Ladd, Jean Arthur, Van Heflin
Wyoming in the 1890s: a feud rages between homesteaders and rival cattlemen. Amid the unrest, hard-working Joe Starrett, his wife and young son try to stand theirground against the brutal Ryker gang. Then into heart of the conflict rides Shane, an enigmatic stranger with a past as a gunfighter.
(1953, PG)
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Followed by World Book Day
Poet Murray Lachlan Young chooses his favourite book.
The Boy Actor
The first of a three-part profile of the writer, composer and actor covers
Coward's meteoric rise from suburban south London to the world's highest-paid author by the time he was 30. The Noel
Coward tributes continue at llpm with Twentieth Century
Blues - the Words and Music of Noel Coward. Part two of the
Arena trilogy is tomorrow at
6.40pm. See today's choices. Director Adam Low : Series editor
Anthony Wall Stereo Subtitled .. ♦ Still mad about the boy: page 24
Live coverage from Augusta as the top 65 golfers who survived the cut battle it out in the third round. At this stage last year young American Tiger Woods topped the leader board on his way to his historic first victory in a major tournament. Introduced by Steve Rider , with commentary from Peter Alliss , Alex Hay and Dougie Donnelly ♦ Playa round: page 12
A film of a gala concert staged in London earlier this year to raise funds for the Red Hot Aids charity. The show features Noel Coward songs performed by the likes of Elton John, Pet Shop Boys, Sting, Suede, Robbie Williams, Marianne Faithfull, the Divine Comedy and Shola Ama - an album of the event is due to be released this week. There were also guest appearances from leading figures in the world of theatre and entertainment, reading excerpts from Coward's works. They included Ned Sherrin, Imogen Stubbs and Nigel Hawthorne.
(Stereo)
Crime drama, the first in a detective double bill, starring Tom Berenger, Elizabeth Perkins, Anne Archer
As his tempestuous relationship with girlfriend Doris comes to an end, hard-boiled yet soft-hearted private detective Harry Dobbs is hired by the mysterious, alluring Miss Dolan to follow a man she identifies as Rick. Harry begins tailing the wrong man, and is caught up in a tangled web of secrets, love and betrayal.
Director Alan Rudolph (1990, 15)
⦠See Films: pages 54-66 **
The detective double bill concludes with Neil
Simon's comic parody of Casablanca and The Maltese
Falcon, starring Peter Falk Ann-Margret
San Francisco 1939. When bumbling private detective Lou Peckinpaugh 's partner ends up dead, the investigator's romantic involvement with the dead man's wife makes him the prime suspect - unless he can find the real culprit first.
Director Robert Moore (1978)
♦ See Films: pages 54-66 ***
Followed by Weatherview
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