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The Levin Interviews
A series of television interviews by renowned journalist, author and broadcaster Bernard Levin that first aired between 1980 and 1984.
John Osborne (30 mins)
- Scene by SceneMark Cousins talks to actor Terence Stamp about his life and career.49 mins
- Face to FaceLord Russell discusses his experiences, achievements, and unfulfilled ambitions. (1959)27 mins
- LeonardoAlan Yentob tells the story of the most famous work of art in the world - the Mona Lisa.59 mins
- Humphrey Burton: The Huw Wheldon LecturePioneering arts TV - Monitor, the 1950s show that reshaped arts, by those who created it59 mins
- The Brontës Lived Here: Writers' HousesMargaret Drabble explores Haworth Parsonage, home of the famous Brontë family.19 mins
- Jane Austen: The Unseen Portrait?Martha Kearney investigates a possible lost portrait of Jane Austen.59 mins
- Private Life of a MasterpieceHow did Whistler's portrait change the course of painting so drastically?49 mins
- Mary Beard's Ultimate Rome: Empire Without LimitIts myths and legends. Exploring the city that shaped a world – and what tore it apart
- Caligula with Mary BeardThe monster, the myths, the man - a template for tyranny, but how much of it is true?59 mins
- Dave Allen: God's Own ComedianReflecting on the career of the man once described as Britain's most controversial comic.59 mins
- Great British Railway JourneysIn the former miner village of Newtongrange, Michael meets the son of 'Red' Mick McGahey.29 mins
- Operation MincemeatBen Macintyre recreates the story of a deception which changed the course of history.59 mins
