4 Extra Debut. Sir John Gielgud tells John Miller about his career starting with his 1921 debut at The Old Vic, saying one line. From October 1978. Show more

Sir John Gielgud tells John Miller about starring in The Providence and hopes of directing a film of The Tempest. From January 1979. Show more

Inspiring directors Harley Granville-Barker and Gordon Terry made a lasting impression on the performer. From November 1978. Show more

The actor talks to John Miller about directing Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier in a production that 'didn't work.' From December 1978. Show more

Sir John Gielgud tells John Miller about important collaborations with gifted performers like Dame Peggy Ashcroft. From December 1978. Show more

The actor talks to John Miller about his approach to learning lines, which differed from Noel Coward. From December 1978. Show more

The actor talks to John Miller about the growth of the film industry and working with Hitchcock and Orson Welles. From December 1978. Show more

Surrounded by a famous family, the theatre had a magnetic pull for Sir John Gielgud early on. With John Miller. From October 1978. Show more

Great actor managers dominated Edwardian theatre, but Sir John Gielgud recalls how star actresses drew the crowds. From November 1978. Show more

Gielgud recalls the early influence of Russian director Theodore Komisarjevsky - and praise for his beard. From November 1978. Show more

The 1929-31 seasons at the Old Vic established Gielgud as a new and exciting Shakespearean performer. From November 1978. Show more