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... talents, but he dissipates them shamefully. He lacks spiritually. He brings his calling into disrepute.' No, not John Major speaking of Tim Yeo, but the sanctimonious Mr Bulstrode describing the Rev Farebrother in Middlemarch (BBC2, Wednesday, 9pm). But ...
... sadly, par for the course these days. Scratching his parts while he said it was far more offensive. Both cops and gangsters speak in Runyonesque con structions with this I cannot agree, I will clean your clock, which is sometimes funny and always a ...
... is jaw-drop ping. Over-dyed, over-loud and over here sort of sums up Nancy Bclasco (it rhymes with tabasco) Having Kendall speak 'American' is like letting Ruby Wax mimic the Queen. You shrivel and die. Set in an arcane Cambridge college, the jokes were ...
... forward to this expansion as an im mense challenge and we believe the relaunched programme will help develop the BBC's English speaking audience in South Asia still further. April 10 will see the launch H of a new 30 minute weekly H music programme covering ...
... proposals on working hours and conditions, saying these are critical to the health and safety of those working in television. Speaking at the Women's TUC conference, BliCTU national executive committee member Helene Bevan argued that KU proposals for a 48- ...
... ment for overseas sales, because a growing number of independent producers get involved in new cable and satellite ventures. Speaking at Equity's annual gen eral meeting, Christine Payne, assis tant secretary, film, TV and radio, said: The principle of the ...
... worried about his haircuts. I usually go through the Green Channel, so I don't know much about customs men. but why don't they speak any foreign languages and why do they all drive the same cars on surveillance? Four identical Granadas look a tad suspicious ...
... pleased with the deal and it had not backed down on the issues. We held our line and we got the deal. I think the agreement speaks for itself. We would have continued with the legal action if necessary as we had been advised that we would have won it, ...
... films and short run serials. But the Corporation has failed to match ITV's top popular dramas Peak Practice and Heartbeat. Speaking in the in-house journal Ariel, BBC1 controller Alan Yentob admitted that there had been underperformance in popu lar drama ...
... who subsequently dies. Mitch's dilemma is whether to keep stumm, thereby betraying his patients or cross the picket line and speak out, betraying his family, friends and colleagues. It's an old story which does not yield anything new with the re telling ...
... accents and sex of people taking pan in the conversation (or sex) builds up, I am terrified that one of the characters will speak with the wrong voice and he'll completely lose it. It all went wrong for the BBC when a satellite failure meant that the D-Day ...
... credits arc a turn off for audiences. But Equity says cuts threaten jobs. We want it written into our agreements that every speaking actor has a right to proper credits and that those credits should be readable because at the moment it's a nonsense, said ...