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Kriss Akabusi is put through his paces investigating the secrets of physical power, and Anita Roddick checks people-power in social campaigning. (W) FURTHER INFORMATION: call [number removed](calls charged at national rate)
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Contributors

Unknown:
Kriss Akabusi
Unknown:
Anita Roddick

A Saturday Matinee Jane Russell triple bill opens with this comedy, also starring Groucho Marx and Frank Sinatra.
A bank clerk finds himself in hot water when a bet placed in his name by a grateful bookie wins $60,000 - but then $75,000 goes missing from the bank!
(1951, U) (BW) (S)
Films: pp 46-51 *

Contributors

Director:
Irving Cummings
Johnny Dalton:
Frank Sinatra
Mildred:
Jane Russell
Ernie J. Keck:
Groucho Marx

Drama continuing the Jane Russell triple bill. A trio of adventurers seek the lost treasure of a sunken galleon.
Director John Sturges (1955, U)
(S) Films: pp 46-51 ***

Contributors

Unknown:
Jane Russell
Director:
John Sturges
Theresa:
Jane Russell
Johnny:
Richard Egan
Dominic:
Gilbert Roland
Gloria:
Lori Nelson

Western concluding the Jane Russell triple bill, also starring Jack Buetel. Having already lost his horse to Billy the Kid,
Doc Holliday risks far more when he introduces the young gun to his mistress, the luscious Rio.
Director Howard Hughes [Howard Hawks] (1943, U) (BW) (S) Films: pp 46-51 ****

Contributors

Unknown:
Jane Russell
Unknown:
Jack Buetel.
Unknown:
Doc Holliday
Director:
Howard Hughes
Billy the Kid:
Jack Buetel
Rio:
Jane Russell
PatGarrett:
Thomas Mitchell
Doc Holliday:
Walter Huston

Sue Barker introduces continuing live coverage of this afternoon's action, featuring the men's doubles final following the earlier ladies'singles final.
The Australian pairing of Todd Woodbridge and Mark Woodforde have made the men's doubles title their own, winning five times in a row from 1993 to 1997. Grass is their favourite surface and it will be a major surprise if they don't make an appearance in the today's final. Commentary by John Barrett , John Alexander , Chris Bailey , John McEnroe , Pat Cash , Mark Cox , Barry Davies , Jo Durie , Peter Fleming , John Lloyd , David Mercer , Martina Navratilova ,
Jana Novotna , Pam Shriver , Bill Threlfall and Virginia Wade. Executive producer Martin Hopkins ; Executive editor Dave Gordon
Highlights of today's play can be seen at 10.20pm (S) WEBSITE: [Web Address Removed]
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Contributors

Introduces:
Sue Barker
Introduces:
Mark Woodforde
Commentary By:
John Barrett
Commentary By:
John Alexander
Commentary By:
Chris Bailey
Commentary By:
John McEnroe
Commentary By:
Pat Cash
Commentary By:
Mark Cox
Commentary By:
Barry Davies
Commentary By:
Jo Durie
Commentary By:
Peter Fleming
Commentary By:
John Lloyd
Commentary By:
David Mercer
Unknown:
Martina Navratilova
Unknown:
Jana Novotna
Unknown:
Pam Shriver
Unknown:
Bill Threlfall
Unknown:
Virginia Wade.
Producer:
Martin Hopkins
Editor:
Dave Gordon
Unknown:
Greg Rusedski
Unknown:
Tim Henman

Romantic drama set in the late fifties, starring
Whoopi Goldberg and Ray Liotta. Recently widowed Manny Singer advertises for a housekeeper to care for Molly, his seven-year-old daughter who has been mute since her mother's death. The job eventually goes to black college graduate Corrina Washington, unable to find other work in a climate of racial prejudice. Corinna gradually gains the trust of the child and coaxes her to talk again, but it is Molly who has plans for her father and her new nanny.
Director Jessie Nelson (1994, U) (S)
Films: pp 46-51 ★★★

Contributors

Unknown:
Whoopi Goldberg
Unknown:
Ray Liotta.
Unknown:
Manny Singer
Director:
Jessie Nelson
Corrina Washington:
Whoopi Goldberg
Manny Singer:
Ray Liotta
Molly Singer:
Tina Majorino
Jenny Davis:
Wendy Crewson
Sid:
Larry Miller
Grandma Eva:
Erica Yohn
Jevina:
Jenifer Lewis
Jonesy:
Joan Cusack
Frank:
Harold Sylvester
Grandpa Harry:
Don Ameche

John Inverdale introduces highlights of today's ladies' singles final, including immediate reaction from the players themselves and analysis from a panel of experts. Plus a look ahead to tomorrow's men's singles final. Producer Jonny Bramley ; Editor Philip Bernie
Repeated tomorrow at 8am on BBC1 (S)

Contributors

Introduces:
John Inverdale
Producer:
Jonny Bramley
Editor:
Philip Bernie

This Life, That Girl. Five years ago former lawyer-turned-market trader Amy Jenkins made a name for herself when she dreamed up This Life, the BBC2 hit drama about a group of twentysomething lawyers currently enjoying a weeknight rerun. Book and film deals followed, winning her a huge amount of money and media attention. In candid interviews she talks about her childhood, her years on the club scene, her discovery of therapy and the desire for a man in her life, despite admitting that being single has been the making of her. See Choice.
Director SamiraOsman; Executive producer Andrea Miller (S) (W) This Lifecontinues on Monday at 11.20pm

Contributors

Unknown:
Amy Jenkins
Producer:
Andrea Miller

Oscar-winning comedy drama, starring Dennis Christopher ,
Dennis Quaid and Daniel Stern. Along with his friends,
Dave Stohler is having trouble adjusting to life after high school. But when he pretends to be Italian to impress a college girl and gets drawn into bicycle racing against some university rivals he finds new purpose. Ends 1.50am.
Director Peter Yates (1979. PG) (S)
Films: pp46-51 ****
Barry Norman on Dennis Quaid : page 40

Contributors

Unknown:
Dennis Christopher
Unknown:
Dennis Quaid
Unknown:
Daniel Stern.
Unknown:
Dave Stohler
Director:
Peter Yates
Unknown:
Barry Norman
Unknown:
Dennis Quaid
Dave Stohler:
Dennis Christopher
Mike:
Dennis Quaid
Cyril:
Daniel Stem
Moocher Jackie:
Earle Haley
Mrs Stohler:
Barbara Barrie
Mr:
Stohler Pauldooley
Katherine:
Robyn Douglass
Rod:
Hart Bochner
Nancy:
Amy Wright
Doctor:
Peter Maloney

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