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Series 2

Episode 4: Trainspotting

Duration: 40 minutes

First broadcast: on BBC One LondonLatest broadcast: on BBC One Scotland

Documentary series about Britain's biggest movies. Danny Boyle, John Hodge, Ewan McGregor and others remember the making of 1996 smash hit Trainspotting. Show more

Contributors

Narrator:
Ashley Jensen
Director:
Eleanor Horne
Participant:
Ewen Bremner
Participant:
James Cosmo
Participant:
Peter Mullan
Participant:
John Hodge
Participant:
Andrew McDonald
Participant:
Jonny Lee Miller
Participant:
Irvine Welsh
Participant:
Julia Short
Participant:
Danny Boyle
Participant:
Ewan McGregor

Front Row

T2 Trainspotting, Bruntwood Prize, Agnes Ravatn

Duration: 30 minutes

First broadcast: on BBC Radio 4 FMLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio 4 LW

Available for over a year

Irvine Welsh and John Hodge on the sequel to Trainspotting; analysing the craft of the playwright; Agnes Ravatn on her thriller The Bird Tribunal, poems mourning the loss of trees. Show more

Contributors

Interviewed Guest:
Irvine Welsh
Interviewed Guest:
John Hodge
Interviewed Guest:
Sarah Frankcom
Interviewed Guest:
Tanika Gupta
Interviewed Guest:
Agnes Ravatn
Interviewed Guest:
Jonathan Bate
Presenter:
Kirsty Lang
Producer:
Angie Nehring

Duration: 1 hour, 34 minutes

First broadcast: on BBC Two HDLatest broadcast: on BBC Two Wales

Available for years

Following Lance Armstrong's journey to the top of world cycling having overcome cancer, a feat that captivated the world, and his dramatic fall from grace when he was exposed as a serial drugs cheat. Show more

Contributors

Writer:
John Hodge
Lance Armstrong:
Ben Foster
David Walsh:
Chris O'Dowd
Dr. Ferrari:
Guillaume Canet
Floyd Landis:
Jesse Plemons
Bill Stapleton:
Lee Pace
Johan Bruynel:
Denis Ménochet
Frankie Andreu:
Edward Hogg
Bob Hamman:
Dustin Hoffman
Betsy Andreu:
Elaine Cassidy
Emma O'Reilly:
Laura Donnelly
Sunday Times Editor:
Peter Wight

Duration: 1 hour, 49 minutes

First broadcast: on BBC One HDLatest broadcast: on BBC Three HD

Restless in Thailand, tourist Richard learns of a legendary remote location. With a French couple, he embarks on the hazardous quest to find it. Show more

Duration: 1 hour, 19 minutes

First broadcast: on BBC Two Northern Ireland (Analogue)Latest broadcast: on BBC Two England

Black comedy in which an ailing gameshow host looks back on his career for his biography, and recalls his clashes with a younger television personality. Show more

Contributors

JJ Curtis:
Peter O'Toole
Jonathan Stich:
Adrian Lester
Dave Turner:
Aidan Gillen
Timothy:
Ralph Brown
Dr Colworth:
Patrick Malahide
Writer:
John Hodge

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The Culture Show

2012/2013

Episode 31: Danny Boyle: Man of Wonder - Extended

Duration: 30 minutes

First broadcast: on BBC Two HDLatest broadcast: on BBC Two Northern Ireland

An extended version of Danny Boyle's interview with Mark Kermode, featuring additional contributions from those who have worked with the Oscar winning director. Show more

Contributors

Series Editor:
Janet Lee
Director:
Luke McMahon
Presenter:
Mark Kermode
Participant:
Danny Boyle
Participant:
James McAvoy
Participant:
John Hodge
Participant:
Vincent Cassel
Participant:
Rosario Dawson
Participant:
Andrew McDonald
Participant:
Rick Smith

Drama on 3

Collaborators, by John Hodge

Duration: 2 hours

First broadcast: on BBC Radio 3Latest broadcast: on BBC Radio 3

By John Hodge. Alex Jennings and Simon Russell Beale star in a play depicting the relationship between writer Mikhail Bulgakov and Josef Stalin. Show more

Contributors

Writer:
John Hodge
Adaptor:
John Hodge
Adaptor:
Chris Wallis
Mikhail Bulgakov:
Alex Jennings
Yelena, Bulgakov's wife:
Jacqueline Defferary
Vasilly, an ex-aristocrat:
Patrick Godfrey
Praskovya, a teacher:
Maggie Service
Sergei, a young man:
Pierce Reid
Grigory, a young writer:
William Postlethwaite
Anna, an actress:
Jess Murphy
Vladimir, an NKVD officer:
Lloyd Hutchinson
Stepan, an NKVD officer:
Marcus Cunningham
Moliere/Actor 1:
Michael Jenn
Lagrange/Actor:
Perri Snowdon
Joseph Stalin, a dictator:
Simon Russell Beale
Composer:
George Fenton
Director:
Nadia Fall
Producer:
Chris Wallis