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... Stratford-upon-Avon 'Schweyk in the Second World War' THE RSC's smaller Stratford-upon-Avon theatre, the Other Place, opens its new season with a production of Brecht's picaresque satire, Schweyk in the Second World War, directed by Howard Davies. It is ...
... LWT War & Remembrance THIS MONUMENTAL series, which presents an account of the second World War through American eyes, is reputedly the largest single entertainment production in the history of television, having been made on a budget of over 100 million ...
... 'Allo 'Allo BBC 1 ON THE EVE of the 50th anniversary of the outbreak of the second world war, 'Alio 'Alio (the popular French Resist- ence sit com), brought light relief to a reflecting nation, being too bizarre and unrealistic to cause offence on such ...
... decade in the USA, admittedly by the people who made it. In Britain it has to go down as thus far being unmatched. The Second World War chaos of a fighter squadron's struggle against the Luftwaffe in the two-parter Over Here (BBC1, Sunday, April 7, 8.20pm) ...
... with a survey into the nation's viewing habits writes Lisa Rohumaa. The survey will be the largest con ducted since the Second World War. One Day in the Life of Television hopes to reveal Britain's relationship with television and the activities of those ...
... OToole is, as ever, excellent as John Sidney Howard, who in nocently finds himself stranded in occupied France during the Second World War and attempts to make it back to England, not alone, as he at first expected, but as guardian and protector of seven assorted ...
... LWT Piece of Cake I THINK it was Sir John Mills who said that if it hadn't been for the Second World War, then there might never have been a British film industry. In recent years, one could be forgiven for assuming the same were true of television drama ...
... A thoughtful, quietly spoken man, he talked about his childhood in Liverpool and his time as a tank commander in the Second World War, before talking about his views on the church today. The interview was laced with church music chosen by Dr Runcie in ...
... by Marie Ney and Madeleine Christie. It's hard to believe that middle- aged Germans are constantly re ferring to the Second World War with such flamboyant displays of self-criticism, especially if they're sober. Yet Robert and his old schoolfriend and ...
... Under-Lyne got a Cillagram Sur prise! Surprise! and ends up tap dancing on the set of Coronation Street. Then there's two second world war veterans who escaped from a prison camp and are united tonight in the studio. Who set me up? They're reduced to tears ...
... It was the recollections of a young girl, Eiko. who is a piano tuner. In flashback it showed her childhood after the second world war. She lives in the country with her father, grandparents and brother. Her father is still emotionally disturbed by ...
... with his badged blazer and slow-and-dated chat about showbiz in the good old days. He said you had the choice during second world war of entertaining the troops or fighting-and-dying. And he had a nice accolade in Burma from Lord Mount batten, whom I ...