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Temporada 1977
Gavin Millar talks to Mel Brooks just before the London release of 'Silent Movie'.
Gavin Millar talks to Mel Brooks just before the London release of 'Silent Movie'.
An introduction to the magical world of wood-sculptor Sam Smith, plus a look at one of this month's major exhibitions.
An introduction to the magical world of wood-sculptor Sam Smith, plus a look at one of this month's major exhibitions.
Gavin Miller talks to director Martin Ritt, writer Walter Bernstein, and actors Woody Allen and Zero Mostel about 'The Front'.
Gavin Miller talks to director Martin Ritt, writer Walter Bernstein, and actors Woody Allen and Zero Mostel about 'The Front'.
Does a history of the bicycle sound a surprising way of looking at the changes in society since the turn of the century? It's Stewart Parker 's theme in his new musical play
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Does a history of the bicycle sound a surprising way of looking at the changes in society since the turn of the century? It's Stewart Parker 's theme in his new musical play 'Spokesong'—one of the most cheering pieces of work to have come out of Northern Ireland in recent years.
Richard Goolden first played the part of Mole in 'Toad of Toad Hall' in 1930. He now lives in mole-like surroundings in Chelsea, where a lifetime's enthusiasm for music-hall, French
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Richard Goolden first played the part of Mole in 'Toad of Toad Hall' in 1930. He now lives in mole-like surroundings in Chelsea, where a lifetime's enthusiasm for music-hall, French poetry, interior decorating, famous murders, etc., has piled up around him. This short profile of the 81-year-old actor includes scenes from 'Toad of Toad Hall' and Tom Stoppard's 'Dirty Linen and New-Found-Land', in which he is appearing at the Arts Theatre.
A fortnightly look at the big screen at home and abroad. News, views and interviews presented by Gavin Millar.
A fortnightly look at the big screen at home and abroad. News, views and interviews presented by Gavin Millar.
Ralph Steadman illustrates a children's anti-war story, caricatures at his local pub, and speaks about his drawing techniques and his work, including Alice, and impressions of the Patty Hearst trial and the Watergate hearings.
Ralph Steadman illustrates a children's anti-war story, caricatures at his local pub, and speaks about his drawing techniques and his work, including Alice, and impressions of the Patty Hearst trial and the Watergate hearings.
Gavin Miller discusses 'Network' with director Sidney Lumet and Robert Kee; plus, Alberto Cavalcanti talks about his film career on the occasion of his 80th birthday.
Gavin Miller discusses 'Network' with director Sidney Lumet and Robert Kee; plus, Alberto Cavalcanti talks about his film career on the occasion of his 80th birthday.
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Theatre: The Cultural Common Market (2) - Peter Stein and The Schaubuhne
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Next week, Germany's best theatre company is coming to London for the first time. In the 50s and 60s it was obligatory for theatre fans and critics from all over Germany to make the
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Next week, Germany's best theatre company is coming to London for the first time. In the 50s and 60s it was obligatory for theatre fans and critics from all over Germany to make the pilgrimage to East Berlin to see each new production of Brecht's Berliner Ensemble. Now, just across the wall, Die Schaubuhne, a young and politically committed theatre co-operative, has by general international consensus replaced the Berliner Ensemble as the finest German company.
Gavin Millar talks to New Yorker critic Pauline Kael about Costa-Gavras' 'Z' and 'Section Speciale', along with her passion for the movies and how she wields her power.
Gavin Millar talks to New Yorker critic Pauline Kael about Costa-Gavras' 'Z' and 'Section Speciale', along with her passion for the movies and how she wields her power.
What is a Hologram? It looks real but has no substance... It's a ghost created by science... We investigate this futuristic phenomenon and its potential in the Arts.
What is a Hologram? It looks real but has no substance... It's a ghost created by science... We investigate this futuristic phenomenon and its potential in the Arts.
Inspired by the landscape, the wildlife, and by his village neighbours, artist Kit Williams conjures up in his paintings a vivid folklore of his own. This magical world comes alive in a Gloucestershire valley, for this Arena film.
Inspired by the landscape, the wildlife, and by his village neighbours, artist Kit Williams conjures up in his paintings a vivid folklore of his own. This magical world comes alive in a Gloucestershire valley, for this Arena film.
On the occasion of the release of the third film version of 'A Star is Born', James Mason talks about the curious business of stardom and how it has changed.
On the occasion of the release of the third film version of 'A Star is Born', James Mason talks about the curious business of stardom and how it has changed.
Arena visits three theatres - the Mercury Theater in Colchester, the Humberside Theatre in Hull, and the Duke's Playhouse in Lancaster - to find out what they are doing, how they are doing it and why they think they should go on doing it.
Arena visits three theatres - the Mercury Theater in Colchester, the Humberside Theatre in Hull, and the Duke's Playhouse in Lancaster - to find out what they are doing, how they are doing it and why they think they should go on doing it.
A look at Ealing Studios, including excerpts of many of their popular films.
A look at Ealing Studios, including excerpts of many of their popular films.
Philip Sutton is perhaps best known as a portrait painter; his principal subject is his family—his wife Heather, son, and three daughters. Tonight's film looks at the way he has recorded them, and at the way they have recorded him.
Philip Sutton is perhaps best known as a portrait painter; his principal subject is his family—his wife Heather, son, and three daughters. Tonight's film looks at the way he has recorded them, and at the way they have recorded him.
In April 1917, the poet Edward Thomas was killed by a shell in his dug-out at Arras, France; bBehind the German lines was a young artist, Helmut Weissenborn. Now 79 and living in
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In April 1917, the poet Edward Thomas was killed by a shell in his dug-out at Arras, France; bBehind the German lines was a young artist, Helmut Weissenborn. Now 79 and living in England, Weissenborn shows Arena how he recently illustrated with wood engravings the hitherto unpublished war diary of Edward Thomas.
A look at a superb collection of Gothic art from Cologne.
A look at a superb collection of Gothic art from Cologne.
In the first part of a two-part special edition from Rome, Gavin Millar interviews Bernardo Bertolucci, director of 'Last Tango in Paris' and '1900'; he also reports Fellini's new film,
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In the first part of a two-part special edition from Rome, Gavin Millar interviews Bernardo Bertolucci, director of 'Last Tango in Paris' and '1900'; he also reports Fellini's new film, 'Casanova', and speaks to Gore Vidal about Hollywood and 'Cinecitta'.
Prospect Theatre Company reopens the Old Vic. Includes rehearsal footage from 'St Joan', 'Hamlet', 'Antony and Cleopatra', and 'War Music', a new musical adaptation of 'The Iliad' by Christopher Logue.
Prospect Theatre Company reopens the Old Vic. Includes rehearsal footage from 'St Joan', 'Hamlet', 'Antony and Cleopatra', and 'War Music', a new musical adaptation of 'The Iliad' by Christopher Logue.
In the second part of a two-part special edition from Rome, Gavin Millar talks to director Bernardo Bertolucci about '1900', his new five-and-a-half-hour film, as well as his earlier work.
In the second part of a two-part special edition from Rome, Gavin Millar talks to director Bernardo Bertolucci about '1900', his new five-and-a-half-hour film, as well as his earlier work.
"11.20 am, 12 February 1974: a man in a new overcoat and an astrakhan hat, the weekend shopping in his arms, walking along the pavement barking loudly like a dog." Ten years ago, Ian
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"11.20 am, 12 February 1974: a man in a new overcoat and an astrakhan hat, the weekend shopping in his arms, walking along the pavement barking loudly like a dog." Ten years ago, Ian Breakwell discarded paints and canvas to dedicate himself to his diary, a day-by-day record in words and pictures.
Jim Dine, the American artist who first became famous in the New York pop-art scene of the early 60s, explains why he has recently felt the need to go back to drawing the human figure.
Jim Dine, the American artist who first became famous in the New York pop-art scene of the early 60s, explains why he has recently felt the need to go back to drawing the human figure.
More and more cinemas are turning to sex as a last resort to stop dwindling audiences. Is there anything to be said for erotic cinema? Are all films about sex sexy films? Is there a good
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More and more cinemas are turning to sex as a last resort to stop dwindling audiences. Is there anything to be said for erotic cinema? Are all films about sex sexy films? Is there a good and a bad in erotic films and should you be allowed to decide for yourself? Or is the whole subject unspeakable?
An interview with Sophia Loren on the occasion of the opening of 'The Cassandra Crossing'.
An interview with Sophia Loren on the occasion of the opening of 'The Cassandra Crossing'.
Mr Universe, the Crazy Horse Girls de Paris, Yum Yum Shaw, superstars with police escorts, topless bathing beauties—the Cannes Film Festival still sometimes seems more like a circus than
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Mr Universe, the Crazy Horse Girls de Paris, Yum Yum Shaw, superstars with police escorts, topless bathing beauties—the Cannes Film Festival still sometimes seems more like a circus than a trade fair. But for all that, film people find it an indispensable fortnight in their calendar. A report on the business and the ballyhoo.
In the last ten years an astonishing number of new writers have emerged: Barrie Keeffe, John McGrath, David Hare, Howard Barker, Howard Brenton, Trevor Griffiths and Stephen Poliakoff
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In the last ten years an astonishing number of new writers have emerged: Barrie Keeffe, John McGrath, David Hare, Howard Barker, Howard Brenton, Trevor Griffiths and Stephen Poliakoff have written plays about violence, sex and politics. Writer and critic Albert Hunt assesses this renaissance of British playwrights, which has given the theatre of the 70s a distinctive voice.
Report from the 1977 Edinburgh International Festival—the experimental shows, Film Festival, Television Festival, and art galleries. Includes a new production of 'Carmen'.
Report from the 1977 Edinburgh International Festival—the experimental shows, Film Festival, Television Festival, and art galleries. Includes a new production of 'Carmen'.
Gavin Millar returns for a new season after a visit to Hollywood, which despite rumours of slump and panic is still the unquestioned capital of the cinema world. We talked to one of its
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Gavin Millar returns for a new season after a visit to Hollywood, which despite rumours of slump and panic is still the unquestioned capital of the cinema world. We talked to one of its ruling princes, John Frankenheimer, director of 'The Manchurian Candidate' and 'Grand Prix', about his career in the Dream Factory, and especially his latest suspense thriller 'Black Sunday'.
Martin Scorsese's film 'New York, New York', starring Robert De Niro and Liza Minnelli, is his most ambitious film to date. Not just a nostalgic homage to the Hollywood musical but a
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Martin Scorsese's film 'New York, New York', starring Robert De Niro and Liza Minnelli, is his most ambitious film to date. Not just a nostalgic homage to the Hollywood musical but a personal work that means as much to him, says Scorsese, as 'Mean Streets' and 'Taxi Driver'. Gavin Millar talks to Scorsese in San Francisco and the programme includes rare interviews with Robert De Niro, Liza Minnelli, and Jodie Foster.
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Art & Design: Achtung Minen! The Work of Ian Hamilton Finlay
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William Feaver introduces the latest work of this unique and controversial artist, known since the 60s as our foremost concrete poet.
William Feaver introduces the latest work of this unique and controversial artist, known since the 60s as our foremost concrete poet.
Diane Keaton and Woody Allen talk about the filming of 'Annie Hall' and their long friendship.
Diane Keaton and Woody Allen talk about the filming of 'Annie Hall' and their long friendship.
Second only to North Sea oil, the Glasgow Citizens' Theatre is Scotland's most staggering and unlikely success story. Despite its location on a devastated patch of Gorbals' ground, it
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Second only to North Sea oil, the Glasgow Citizens' Theatre is Scotland's most staggering and unlikely success story. Despite its location on a devastated patch of Gorbals' ground, it attracts a large and dedicated audience for its bold and often spectacular productions. A look at the company, its policy, its audience and its plays.
The tiny Half Moon Theatre in London's East End is fighting for its life. Its long campaign to acquire Wilton's Music Hall as a theatre and community centre is threatened by a bid from a
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The tiny Half Moon Theatre in London's East End is fighting for its life. Its long campaign to acquire Wilton's Music Hall as a theatre and community centre is threatened by a bid from a major property group. A report on the important issues involved.
The Colonels have gone - and Greek cinema is emerging again. Gavin Millar talks to Melina Mercouri in Athens where she is finishing her first film since her return from exile. He also
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The Colonels have gone - and Greek cinema is emerging again. Gavin Millar talks to Melina Mercouri in Athens where she is finishing her first film since her return from exile. He also talks to Theodor Angelopoulos, the director of 'The Travelling Players'.
Richard Seifert created much of the new sky-line of London. His high-rise blocks—most notably Centre Point—have been the cause of controversy and scandal, while the architect himself has
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Richard Seifert created much of the new sky-line of London. His high-rise blocks—most notably Centre Point—have been the cause of controversy and scandal, while the architect himself has remained an elusive and enigmatic figure. Now he talks to Arena about his career, his personal reason for city planning, and his present attitude to high-rise building.
Cleveland Brown is a truly original naive painter from North London, whose subjects include the Spaghetti House Siege and the Queen's Jubilee.
Cleveland Brown is a truly original naive painter from North London, whose subjects include the Spaghetti House Siege and the Queen's Jubilee.
An exhibition of dazzling patchwork pictures made by the wives of political prisoners in Chile.
An exhibition of dazzling patchwork pictures made by the wives of political prisoners in Chile.
A fortnightly look at the big screen at home and abroad. News, views and interviews presented by Gavin Millar.
A fortnightly look at the big screen at home and abroad. News, views and interviews presented by Gavin Millar.
Messing around with the classics has a long and honoured history. Nevertheless a fascinating and vitriolic debate is now raging over the border line between interpretation and vandalism.
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Messing around with the classics has a long and honoured history. Nevertheless a fascinating and vitriolic debate is now raging over the border line between interpretation and vandalism. Tonight's extended edition of Arena looks at the issues behind this debate and the great productions of the last 20 years, to find out whether it is ever possible to keep our "hands off the classics."
This week sees the opening of the 21st London Film Festival—the festival of festivals—with new films from 24 countries. Bertolucci, Angelopoulos, Herzog, James Ivory, Marguerite Duras
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This week sees the opening of the 21st London Film Festival—the festival of festivals—with new films from 24 countries. Bertolucci, Angelopoulos, Herzog, James Ivory, Marguerite Duras and most of the brightest names in cinema will be here to see their films screened.
Michael Bennett introduces Uncle Cyril, and other members of his own family whom he has immortalised in an exhibition of photographs.
Michael Bennett introduces Uncle Cyril, and other members of his own family whom he has immortalised in an exhibition of photographs.
The artist Christo has parcelled up buildings, coastlines, and human beings, hung an orange curtain across a Colorado gulf, and created a two-million-dollar nylon fence along 25 miles of
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The artist Christo has parcelled up buildings, coastlines, and human beings, hung an orange curtain across a Colorado gulf, and created a two-million-dollar nylon fence along 25 miles of American farmland. Last week Christo was in London, and he explained to Arena his latest project—wrapping up the Reichstag in Berlin.
A look at some beautifully designed wireless sets, and a nostalgic reminder of the sounds they once transmitted.
A look at some beautifully designed wireless sets, and a nostalgic reminder of the sounds they once transmitted.
This year's London Film Festival has been one of the biggest ever, with a wider spread of films—in scale, nationality, genre, and politics—than ever before. But one of the constant
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This year's London Film Festival has been one of the biggest ever, with a wider spread of films—in scale, nationality, genre, and politics—than ever before. But one of the constant themes in pictures big and small has been the political struggle of Left and Right. Fascism still seems everybody's favourite subject.
Arena looks at two virtuoso solo performances: Leonard Rossiter is currently tackling his most demanding role, alone on stage for two hours as the mad 18th-century painter Benjamin
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Arena looks at two virtuoso solo performances: Leonard Rossiter is currently tackling his most demanding role, alone on stage for two hours as the mad 18th-century painter Benjamin Haydon, whose life of wild fantasy and ambition ended in suicide; meanwhile, Nola Rae is a mime artist, clown, and one of the funniest women on the stage.
'The Deep' opens in London this week. Written by the man who wrote 'Jaws', Peter Benchley, it's been the biggest grosser in the USA this year—after Star Wars, of course. Although it
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'The Deep' opens in London this week. Written by the man who wrote 'Jaws', Peter Benchley, it's been the biggest grosser in the USA this year—after Star Wars, of course. Although it features an underwater Jacqueline Bisset menaced by a moray eel, it has nothing to do with 'Jaws', swears its British director Peter Yates.
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