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Borrowers, Series 1, episode 2
directed by John Henderson, 1949-; produced by Grainne Marmion, fl. 1988-2016, Working Title Films; performed by Sir Ian Holm, 1931-, Dame Penelope Wilton, 1946-, Rebecca Callard, 1975-, Paul Cross, fl. 1992 and Siân Phillips, 1933-, in Borrowers (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 1992, originally published 1952), 32 mins,
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When you're only 15cm high the world is a pretty frightening place! Meet Pod, Homily and Arrietty Clock - those tiny people who live under your floorboards. They exist by 'borrowing' everyday items from you that you wouldn't even miss! You will never know they're there unless they're careless and let you see them...
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directed by John Henderson, 1949-; produced by Grainne Marmion, fl. 1988-2016, Working Title Films; performed by Sir Ian Holm, 1931-, Dame Penelope Wilton, 1946-, Rebecca Callard, 1975-, Paul Cross, fl. 1992 and Siân Phillips, 1933-, in Borrowers (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 1992, originally published 1952), 32 mins,
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When you're only 15cm high the world is a pretty frightening place! Meet Pod, Homily and Arrietty Clock - those tiny people who live under your floorboards. They exist by 'borrowing' everyday items from you that you wouldn't even miss! You will never know they're there unless they're careless and let you see them one day. That's why their lives are filled with danger and great adventures. So the next time you notice a doll's teacup missing or an...
When you're only 15cm high the world is a pretty frightening place! Meet Pod, Homily and Arrietty Clock - those tiny people who live under your floorboards. They exist by 'borrowing' everyday items from you that you wouldn't even miss! You will never know they're there unless they're careless and let you see them one day. That's why their lives are filled with danger and great adventures. So the next time you notice a doll's teacup missing or an old cotton reel gone astray, you might like to lift your floorboards and say hello to the Borrowers.
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Field of Study
Literature
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Sir Ian Holm, 1931-, Dame Penelope Wilton, 1946-, Rebecca Callard, 1975-, Paul Cross, fl. 1992, Siân Phillips, 1933-
Contributor
Grainne Marmion, fl. 1988-2016, Working Title Films, Howard Goodall, 1958-
Author / Creator
John Henderson, 1949-, Sir Ian Holm, 1931-, Dame Penelope Wilton, 1946-, Rebecca Callard, 1975-, Paul Cross, fl. 1992, Siân Phillips, 1933-, Richard Carpenter, 1929-2012
Date Published / Released
1952, 1992
Publisher
BBC Worldwide
Series
Borrowers
Topic / Theme
Pod Clock, Homily Clock, Arrietty Clock, George, Mrs. Driver
Copyright Message
Copyright © 1992 BBC Worldwide
Awards Event
British Academy Film Awards, CableACE Awards, Royal Television Society, UK
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Borrowers, Series 1, episode 3
directed by John Henderson, 1949-; produced by Grainne Marmion, fl. 1988-2016, Working Title Films; performed by Sir Ian Holm, 1931-, Dame Penelope Wilton, 1946-, Rebecca Callard, 1975-, Paul Cross, fl. 1992 and Siân Phillips, 1933-, in Borrowers (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 1992, originally published 1952), 33 mins,
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When you're only 15cm high the world is a pretty frightening place! Meet Pod, Homily and Arrietty Clock - those tiny people who live under your floorboards. They exist by 'borrowing' everyday items from you that you wouldn't even miss! You will never know they're there unless they're careless and let you see them...
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directed by John Henderson, 1949-; produced by Grainne Marmion, fl. 1988-2016, Working Title Films; performed by Sir Ian Holm, 1931-, Dame Penelope Wilton, 1946-, Rebecca Callard, 1975-, Paul Cross, fl. 1992 and Siân Phillips, 1933-, in Borrowers (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 1992, originally published 1952), 33 mins,
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Description
When you're only 15cm high the world is a pretty frightening place! Meet Pod, Homily and Arrietty Clock - those tiny people who live under your floorboards. They exist by 'borrowing' everyday items from you that you wouldn't even miss! You will never know they're there unless they're careless and let you see them one day. That's why their lives are filled with danger and great adventures. So the next time you notice a doll's teacup missing or an...
When you're only 15cm high the world is a pretty frightening place! Meet Pod, Homily and Arrietty Clock - those tiny people who live under your floorboards. They exist by 'borrowing' everyday items from you that you wouldn't even miss! You will never know they're there unless they're careless and let you see them one day. That's why their lives are filled with danger and great adventures. So the next time you notice a doll's teacup missing or an old cotton reel gone astray, you might like to lift your floorboards and say hello to the Borrowers.
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Field of Study
Literature
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Sir Ian Holm, 1931-, Dame Penelope Wilton, 1946-, Rebecca Callard, 1975-, Paul Cross, fl. 1992, Siân Phillips, 1933-
Contributor
Grainne Marmion, fl. 1988-2016, Working Title Films, Howard Goodall, 1958-
Author / Creator
John Henderson, 1949-, Sir Ian Holm, 1931-, Dame Penelope Wilton, 1946-, Rebecca Callard, 1975-, Paul Cross, fl. 1992, Siân Phillips, 1933-, Richard Carpenter, 1929-2012
Date Published / Released
1952, 1992
Publisher
BBC Worldwide
Series
Borrowers
Topic / Theme
Pod Clock, Homily Clock, Arrietty Clock, George, Mrs. Driver
Copyright Message
Copyright © 1992 BBC Worldwide
Awards Event
British Academy Film Awards, CableACE Awards, Royal Television Society, UK
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Ivanhoe (1997), Episode 1
written by Sir Walter Scott, 1771-1832; directed by Stuart Orme, 1942-; designed by Joan Wadge, fl. 1982; produced by Jeremy Gwilt, fl. 1985, British Broadcasting Corporation; performed by Steven Waddington, 1967-, Susan Lynch, 1971- and Victoria Smurfit, 1974-, in Ivanhoe (1997) (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 1997), 52 mins,
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Accused of treachery, Ivanhoe returns from the Crusades to redeem his name, reclaim his inheritance and win the hand of Rowena, now betrothed to Saxon prince Athelstane.
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written by Sir Walter Scott, 1771-1832; directed by Stuart Orme, 1942-; designed by Joan Wadge, fl. 1982; produced by Jeremy Gwilt, fl. 1985, British Broadcasting Corporation; performed by Steven Waddington, 1967-, Susan Lynch, 1971- and Victoria Smurfit, 1974-, in Ivanhoe (1997) (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 1997), 52 mins,
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Description
Accused of treachery, Ivanhoe returns from the Crusades to redeem his name, reclaim his inheritance and win the hand of Rowena, now betrothed to Saxon prince Athelstane.
Field of Study
Literature
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Steven Waddington, 1967-, Susan Lynch, 1971-, Victoria Smurfit, 1974-
Contributor
Joan Wadge, fl. 1982, Jeremy Gwilt, fl. 1985, British Broadcasting Corporation, Colin Towns, 1949-
Author / Creator
Sir Walter Scott, 1771-1832, Stuart Orme, 1942-, Steven Waddington, 1967-, Susan Lynch, 1971-, Victoria Smurfit, 1974-, Deborah Cook, fl. 1991-2006
Date Published / Released
1997
Publisher
BBC Worldwide
Series
Ivanhoe (1997)
Topic / Theme
Religious persecution, Aristocracy, Romance, Ivanhoe, Rebecca, Rowena
Copyright Message
Copyright © 1997 BBC Worldwide
Awards Event
CableACE Awards
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Jane Eyre, Episode 6
written by Charlotte Bronté, 1816-1855; directed by Julian Amyes, 1917-1992; designed by Gill Hardie, fl. 1976-1988; produced by Barry Letts, 1925-2009, British Broadcasting Corporation; performed by Timothy Dalton, 1946-, Sian Pattenden, fl. 1983 and Zelah Clarke, fl. 1972-1993, in Jane Eyre (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 1983), 31 mins,
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Mr. Rochester is entertaining guests and Jane is perturbed by his evident fondness for Blanche Ingram. The arrival of Mr. Mason from the West Indies gives Rochester a shock, and that night Mason is mysteriously attacked.
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written by Charlotte Bronté, 1816-1855; directed by Julian Amyes, 1917-1992; designed by Gill Hardie, fl. 1976-1988; produced by Barry Letts, 1925-2009, British Broadcasting Corporation; performed by Timothy Dalton, 1946-, Sian Pattenden, fl. 1983 and Zelah Clarke, fl. 1972-1993, in Jane Eyre (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 1983), 31 mins,
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Description
Mr. Rochester is entertaining guests and Jane is perturbed by his evident fondness for Blanche Ingram. The arrival of Mr. Mason from the West Indies gives Rochester a shock, and that night Mason is mysteriously attacked.
Field of Study
Literature
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Timothy Dalton, 1946-, Sian Pattenden, fl. 1983, Zelah Clarke, fl. 1972-1993
Contributor
Gill Hardie, fl. 1976-1988, Barry Letts, 1925-2009, British Broadcasting Corporation, Paul Reade, 1943-1997
Author / Creator
Charlotte Bronté, 1816-1855, Julian Amyes, 1917-1992, Timothy Dalton, 1946-, Sian Pattenden, fl. 1983, Zelah Clarke, fl. 1972-1993, Alexander Baron, 1917-1999
Date Published / Released
1983
Publisher
BBC Worldwide
Series
Jane Eyre
Topic / Theme
Morality, Sexuality, Feminism, Religion, Jane Eyre, Young Jane Eyre, Edward Fairfax Rochester
Copyright Message
Copyright © 1983 BBC Worldwide
Awards Event
British Academy Film Awards, CableACE Awards
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Jane Eyre, Episode 9
written by Charlotte Bronté, 1816-1855; directed by Julian Amyes, 1917-1992; designed by Gill Hardie, fl. 1976-1988; produced by Barry Letts, 1925-2009, British Broadcasting Corporation; performed by Timothy Dalton, 1946-, Sian Pattenden, fl. 1983 and Zelah Clarke, fl. 1972-1993, in Jane Eyre (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 1983), 28 mins,
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After days of travelling, a despondent Jane collapses outside the home of the Rivers family and is offered shelter. She conceals her true identity and gives her name as Jane Elliott. When her health is restored, St. John Rivers appoints her as a teacher to his newly established Girls' school for the poor.
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written by Charlotte Bronté, 1816-1855; directed by Julian Amyes, 1917-1992; designed by Gill Hardie, fl. 1976-1988; produced by Barry Letts, 1925-2009, British Broadcasting Corporation; performed by Timothy Dalton, 1946-, Sian Pattenden, fl. 1983 and Zelah Clarke, fl. 1972-1993, in Jane Eyre (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 1983), 28 mins,
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Description
After days of travelling, a despondent Jane collapses outside the home of the Rivers family and is offered shelter. She conceals her true identity and gives her name as Jane Elliott. When her health is restored, St. John Rivers appoints her as a teacher to his newly established Girls' school for the poor.
Field of Study
Literature
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Timothy Dalton, 1946-, Sian Pattenden, fl. 1983, Zelah Clarke, fl. 1972-1993
Contributor
Gill Hardie, fl. 1976-1988, Barry Letts, 1925-2009, British Broadcasting Corporation, Paul Reade, 1943-1997
Author / Creator
Charlotte Bronté, 1816-1855, Julian Amyes, 1917-1992, Timothy Dalton, 1946-, Sian Pattenden, fl. 1983, Zelah Clarke, fl. 1972-1993, Alexander Baron, 1917-1999
Date Published / Released
1983
Publisher
BBC Worldwide
Series
Jane Eyre
Topic / Theme
Morality, Sexuality, Feminism, Religion, Jane Eyre, Young Jane Eyre, Edward Fairfax Rochester
Copyright Message
Copyright © 1983 BBC Worldwide
Awards Event
British Academy Film Awards, CableACE Awards
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Oliver Twist: (1985), Episode 3
written by Charles Dickens, 1812-1870; directed by Gareth Davies, fl. 1951-2000; designed by Al Barnett, fl. 1974; produced by Terrance Dicks, 1935-, British Broadcasting Corporation; performed by Scott Funnell, fl. 1985, Godfrey James, 1931-, Lysette Anthony, 1963-, Ben Rodska, fl. 1985, Eric Porter, 1928-1995, Michael Attwell, 1943-2006, Amanda Harris, 1963-, Pip Donaghy, 1944-, David Garlick, fl. 1983 and Nicholas Bond-Owen, 1968-, in Oliver Twist: (1985) (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 1985), 30 mins,
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Oliver has rebelled against his treatment at Mr Soweby's undertakers and run away to London.
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written by Charles Dickens, 1812-1870; directed by Gareth Davies, fl. 1951-2000; designed by Al Barnett, fl. 1974; produced by Terrance Dicks, 1935-, British Broadcasting Corporation; performed by Scott Funnell, fl. 1985, Godfrey James, 1931-, Lysette Anthony, 1963-, Ben Rodska, fl. 1985, Eric Porter, 1928-1995, Michael Attwell, 1943-2006, Amanda Harris, 1963-, Pip Donaghy, 1944-, David Garlick, fl. 1983 and Nicholas Bond-Owen, 1968-, in Oliver Twist: (1985) (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 1985), 30 mins,
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Description
Oliver has rebelled against his treatment at Mr Soweby's undertakers and run away to London.
Field of Study
Literature
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Scott Funnell, fl. 1985, Godfrey James, 1931-, Lysette Anthony, 1963-, Ben Rodska, fl. 1985, Eric Porter, 1928-1995, Michael Attwell, 1943-2006, Amanda Harris, 1963-, Pip Donaghy, 1944-, David Garlick, fl. 1983, Nicholas Bond-Owen, 1968-
Contributor
Al Barnett, fl. 1974, Terrance Dicks, 1935-, British Broadcasting Corporation, Dudley Simpson, 1922-2017
Author / Creator
Charles Dickens, 1812-1870, Gareth Davies, fl. 1951-2000, Scott Funnell, fl. 1985, Godfrey James, 1931-, Lysette Anthony, 1963-, Ben Rodska, fl. 1985, Eric Porter, 1928-1995, Michael Attwell, 1943-2006, Amanda Harris, 1963-, Pip Donaghy, 1944-, David Garlick, fl. 1983, Nicholas Bond-Owen, 1968-, Alexander Baron, 1917-1999
Date Published / Released
1985
Publisher
BBC Worldwide
Series
Oliver Twist: (1985)
Topic / Theme
Criminals, Corruption, Juvenile delinquency, Oliver Twist, Fagin, Bill Sikes, Artful Dodger, Nancy, Mr. Bumble, Rose Maylie, Monks, Charley Bates, Young Oliver Twist
Copyright Message
Copyright © 1985 BBC Worldwide
Awards Event
CableACE Awards
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Oliver Twist: (1985), Episode 5
written by Charles Dickens, 1812-1870; directed by Gareth Davies, fl. 1951-2000; designed by Al Barnett, fl. 1974; produced by Terrance Dicks, 1935-, British Broadcasting Corporation; performed by Scott Funnell, fl. 1985, Godfrey James, 1931-, Lysette Anthony, 1963-, Ben Rodska, fl. 1985, Eric Porter, 1928-1995, Michael Attwell, 1943-2006, Amanda Harris, 1963-, Pip Donaghy, 1944-, David Garlick, fl. 1983 and Nicholas Bond-Owen, 1968-, in Oliver Twist: (1985) (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 1985), 31 mins,
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Oliver has been rescued from a life of crime and then recaptured by Fagin.
Sample
written by Charles Dickens, 1812-1870; directed by Gareth Davies, fl. 1951-2000; designed by Al Barnett, fl. 1974; produced by Terrance Dicks, 1935-, British Broadcasting Corporation; performed by Scott Funnell, fl. 1985, Godfrey James, 1931-, Lysette Anthony, 1963-, Ben Rodska, fl. 1985, Eric Porter, 1928-1995, Michael Attwell, 1943-2006, Amanda Harris, 1963-, Pip Donaghy, 1944-, David Garlick, fl. 1983 and Nicholas Bond-Owen, 1968-, in Oliver Twist: (1985) (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 1985), 31 mins,
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Description
Oliver has been rescued from a life of crime and then recaptured by Fagin.
Field of Study
Film
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Scott Funnell, fl. 1985, Godfrey James, 1931-, Lysette Anthony, 1963-, Ben Rodska, fl. 1985, Eric Porter, 1928-1995, Michael Attwell, 1943-2006, Amanda Harris, 1963-, Pip Donaghy, 1944-, David Garlick, fl. 1983, Nicholas Bond-Owen, 1968-
Contributor
Al Barnett, fl. 1974, Terrance Dicks, 1935-, British Broadcasting Corporation, Dudley Simpson, 1922-2017
Author / Creator
Charles Dickens, 1812-1870, Gareth Davies, fl. 1951-2000, Scott Funnell, fl. 1985, Godfrey James, 1931-, Lysette Anthony, 1963-, Ben Rodska, fl. 1985, Eric Porter, 1928-1995, Michael Attwell, 1943-2006, Amanda Harris, 1963-, Pip Donaghy, 1944-, David Garlick, fl. 1983, Nicholas Bond-Owen, 1968-, Alexander Baron, 1917-1999
Date Published / Released
1985
Publisher
BBC Worldwide
Series
Oliver Twist: (1985)
Topic / Theme
Criminals, Corruption, Juvenile delinquency, Oliver Twist, Fagin, Bill Sikes, Artful Dodger, Nancy, Mr. Bumble, Rose Maylie, Monks, Charley Bates, Young Oliver Twist
Copyright Message
Copyright © 1985 BBC Worldwide
Awards Event
CableACE Awards
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Oliver Twist: (1985), Episode 7
written by Charles Dickens, 1812-1870; directed by Gareth Davies, fl. 1951-2000; designed by Al Barnett, fl. 1974; produced by Terrance Dicks, 1935-, British Broadcasting Corporation; performed by Scott Funnell, fl. 1985, Godfrey James, 1931-, Lysette Anthony, 1963-, Ben Rodska, fl. 1985, Eric Porter, 1928-1995, Michael Attwell, 1943-2006, Amanda Harris, 1963-, Pip Donaghy, 1944-, David Garlick, fl. 1983 and Nicholas Bond-Owen, 1968-, in Oliver Twist: (1985) (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 1985), 30 mins,
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Bill Sykes has left Oliver for dead. Badly wounded, he is arrested as the burglar's accomplice.
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written by Charles Dickens, 1812-1870; directed by Gareth Davies, fl. 1951-2000; designed by Al Barnett, fl. 1974; produced by Terrance Dicks, 1935-, British Broadcasting Corporation; performed by Scott Funnell, fl. 1985, Godfrey James, 1931-, Lysette Anthony, 1963-, Ben Rodska, fl. 1985, Eric Porter, 1928-1995, Michael Attwell, 1943-2006, Amanda Harris, 1963-, Pip Donaghy, 1944-, David Garlick, fl. 1983 and Nicholas Bond-Owen, 1968-, in Oliver Twist: (1985) (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 1985), 30 mins,
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Description
Bill Sykes has left Oliver for dead. Badly wounded, he is arrested as the burglar's accomplice.
Field of Study
Literature
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Scott Funnell, fl. 1985, Godfrey James, 1931-, Lysette Anthony, 1963-, Ben Rodska, fl. 1985, Eric Porter, 1928-1995, Michael Attwell, 1943-2006, Amanda Harris, 1963-, Pip Donaghy, 1944-, David Garlick, fl. 1983, Nicholas Bond-Owen, 1968-
Contributor
Al Barnett, fl. 1974, Terrance Dicks, 1935-, British Broadcasting Corporation, Dudley Simpson, 1922-2017
Author / Creator
Charles Dickens, 1812-1870, Gareth Davies, fl. 1951-2000, Scott Funnell, fl. 1985, Godfrey James, 1931-, Lysette Anthony, 1963-, Ben Rodska, fl. 1985, Eric Porter, 1928-1995, Michael Attwell, 1943-2006, Amanda Harris, 1963-, Pip Donaghy, 1944-, David Garlick, fl. 1983, Nicholas Bond-Owen, 1968-, Alexander Baron, 1917-1999
Date Published / Released
1985
Publisher
BBC Worldwide
Series
Oliver Twist: (1985)
Topic / Theme
Criminals, Corruption, Juvenile delinquency, Oliver Twist, Fagin, Bill Sikes, Artful Dodger, Nancy, Mr. Bumble, Rose Maylie, Monks, Charley Bates, Young Oliver Twist
Copyright Message
Copyright © 1985 BBC Worldwide
Awards Event
CableACE Awards
×
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Ivanhoe (1997), Episode 2
written by Sir Walter Scott, 1771-1832; directed by Stuart Orme, 1942-; designed by Joan Wadge, fl. 1982; produced by Jeremy Gwilt, fl. 1985, British Broadcasting Corporation; performed by Steven Waddington, 1967-, Susan Lynch, 1971- and Victoria Smurfit, 1974-, in Ivanhoe (1997) (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 1997), 51 mins,
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Ivanhoe, back from the Crusades, vows to clear his name. Only his beloved Rowena and servant Gurth know of his return. Now the disgraced knight bares his soul to uphold Saxon honour agnst the Normans at the tournament.
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written by Sir Walter Scott, 1771-1832; directed by Stuart Orme, 1942-; designed by Joan Wadge, fl. 1982; produced by Jeremy Gwilt, fl. 1985, British Broadcasting Corporation; performed by Steven Waddington, 1967-, Susan Lynch, 1971- and Victoria Smurfit, 1974-, in Ivanhoe (1997) (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 1997), 51 mins,
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Description
Ivanhoe, back from the Crusades, vows to clear his name. Only his beloved Rowena and servant Gurth know of his return. Now the disgraced knight bares his soul to uphold Saxon honour agnst the Normans at the tournament.
Field of Study
Literature
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Steven Waddington, 1967-, Susan Lynch, 1971-, Victoria Smurfit, 1974-
Contributor
Joan Wadge, fl. 1982, Jeremy Gwilt, fl. 1985, British Broadcasting Corporation, Colin Towns, 1949-
Author / Creator
Sir Walter Scott, 1771-1832, Stuart Orme, 1942-, Steven Waddington, 1967-, Susan Lynch, 1971-, Victoria Smurfit, 1974-, Deborah Cook, fl. 1991-2006
Date Published / Released
1997
Publisher
BBC Worldwide
Series
Ivanhoe (1997)
Topic / Theme
Religious persecution, Aristocracy, Romance, Ivanhoe, Rebecca, Rowena
Copyright Message
Copyright © 1997 BBC Worldwide
Awards Event
CableACE Awards
×
See details
Jane Eyre, Episode 2
written by Charlotte Bronté, 1816-1855; directed by Julian Amyes, 1917-1992; designed by Gill Hardie, fl. 1976-1988; produced by Barry Letts, 1925-2009, British Broadcasting Corporation; performed by Timothy Dalton, 1946-, Sian Pattenden, fl. 1983 and Zelah Clarke, fl. 1972-1993, in Jane Eyre (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 1983), 31 mins,
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Jane's open defiance of her unjust and tyrannical aunt has led to her dismissal from Gateshead Hall. She's to go instead to Lowood School, where 'there will be no softness...'
Sample
written by Charlotte Bronté, 1816-1855; directed by Julian Amyes, 1917-1992; designed by Gill Hardie, fl. 1976-1988; produced by Barry Letts, 1925-2009, British Broadcasting Corporation; performed by Timothy Dalton, 1946-, Sian Pattenden, fl. 1983 and Zelah Clarke, fl. 1972-1993, in Jane Eyre (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 1983), 31 mins,
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Description
Jane's open defiance of her unjust and tyrannical aunt has led to her dismissal from Gateshead Hall. She's to go instead to Lowood School, where 'there will be no softness...'
Field of Study
Literature
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Timothy Dalton, 1946-, Sian Pattenden, fl. 1983, Zelah Clarke, fl. 1972-1993
Contributor
Gill Hardie, fl. 1976-1988, Barry Letts, 1925-2009, British Broadcasting Corporation, Paul Reade, 1943-1997
Author / Creator
Charlotte Bronté, 1816-1855, Julian Amyes, 1917-1992, Timothy Dalton, 1946-, Sian Pattenden, fl. 1983, Zelah Clarke, fl. 1972-1993, Alexander Baron, 1917-1999
Date Published / Released
1983
Publisher
BBC Worldwide
Series
Jane Eyre
Topic / Theme
Morality, Sexuality, Feminism, Religion, Jane Eyre, Young Jane Eyre, Edward Fairfax Rochester
Copyright Message
Copyright © 1983 BBC Worldwide
Awards Event
British Academy Film Awards, CableACE Awards
×
