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Dawn French interviews famous comedians about how they started, their inspirations and their careers.
1. John Cleese (29 mins)
- ProfilePhilip Pullman explores Oxford, where he was a student in the 1960s. (2001)39 mins
- Dylan Thomas: I Sing to You StrangersFriends, relatives and broadcasters give an account of the person Dylan Thomas really was.48 mins
- Talking ShakespeareShakespeare on screen. Priceless clips of acting greats on getting to grips with the Bard59 mins
- National Dance Company Wales - Morning ClassAn hour-long company class featuring music and movement from dancers' homes.58 mins
- This Cultural LifeGillian Anderson on the influences and experiences that have shaped her life and career29 mins
- Face to FaceLord Russell discusses his experiences, achievements, and unfulfilled ambitions. (1959)27 mins
- Being HamletSimon Russell Beale and Adrian Lester discuss this most celebrated and challenging role.54 mins
- IntimationsJohn le Carre talks about his writing and the main influences on his work. (1966)30 mins
- Julian Barnes: Beyond the PageA quiet man, an extraordinary legacy. The acclaimed novellist on his life and final novel29 mins
- Being Stanley BaxterRemembering the comedy legend - the man behind the persona, a superstar with a secret59 mins
- The Many Faces Of...Comedy actress June Whitfield tells the story of her career.
- Southbank at 75: You Are HereA freewheeling journey of discovery across decades in an epic dance spectacular49 mins
