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A TALE OF HER SPENCER ANCESTORS

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S Y N O P S I SWe know how the s tory ends . But how did i t a l l beg in? Who was Diana before the pa lace , before the paparazz i? Behind the modern legend that i s ‘D iana , Pr incess o f Wales ’ l ie many other s tor ies – in her ch i ldhood and in her fami ly ’s past . For, long before she was a Roya l , she was a Spencer.

C o n t r i b u to r s i n c l u d e :

D r L u ke Bl a x i l l , h is tor ian , Univers i ty o f Oxford

Ja m e s Fa l k n er , author & leading author i ty on John Churchi l l , 1 s t Duke of Marlborough

S a r a h G r i s t wo o d , bestse l l ing Tudor b iographer & commentator on roya l matters

D r A n n a Wh i te lo c k , h is tor ian & author, d irector o f Centre for the Study o f Modern Monarchy

D r Jo a n n a L ew i s , h is tor ian , London School o f Economics and Pol i t ica l Sc ience

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HITLER: UNCOVERING HIS FATAL OBSESSIONSYNOPSISThe release of this documentary series will mark the year WWII became the most catastrophic conflict in human history. From the 1920s a detestation of the Soviet Untermenschen had been a central part of Hitler’s ideology. A war with Soviet Russia was always a precondition for the success of his racial vision; for the flourishing of Aryan man. When Hitler did eventually invade Russia in 1941, it took the Soviets entirely by surprise – until this point, the two nations had been freely cooperating. What followed was a campaign of unparalleled barbarism, on a scale of destruction unmatched in history. The Red Army’s disastrous initial response would gradually be turned around through elemental spirit, enormous human sacrifice and strategic intuition. Some of the most famous battles in the history of warfare would pan out through this epochal struggle. Eventually, the Soviet

‘steamroller’ would turn things around, repelling the invaders, recapturing scarred, lost territory, and marching all the way to Berlin, where the Hammer and Sickle would fly from the Reichstag; the Untermensch now standing astride Hitler’s capital. The partition of Berlin would follow, setting the scene for the Cold War and 50 years of Communist domination in Eastern Europe.

Contributors include:

Sir Anthony Beevor, Historian & author of ‘Stalingrad’.

Professor Sir Richard Evans, Cambridge University & author of ‘The Third Reich at War’.

Sir Max Hastings, Historian & author of ‘All Hell Let Loose’.

Professor Nicholas O’Shaugnessy, UCL & author of ‘Selling Hitler: Propaganda and the Nazi Brand’.

Dr Klaus Schmider, Royal Academy Sandhurst & author of “Hitler’s Fatal Miscalculation

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S Y N O P S I SThe Cold War and Cinema is to ld in 3 ep isodes wi th the world coming to the end of WW2 where the Uni ted States and the Sov iet Union fought together as a l l ies aga inst the Axis powers . However, the re la t ionship between the two nat ions was a tense one . Americans had long been wary o f Sov iet communism and Russ ian leader Joseph Sta l in’s tyrannica l ru le o f his own country. For the ir part , the Soviets resented the Americans ’ decades- long re fusa l to t reat the USSR as a leg i t imate part o f the internat iona l community as wel l as the ir de layed entry into World War I I , which resul ted in the deaths o f tens o f mi l l ions o f Russ ians .

The Ser ies wi l l be s tructured in the fol lowing t ime per iods wi th ta lk ing heads reca l l ing the s tory o f the early days o f WW2 Europe through the nuc lear arms race , American paranoia , Korean War and the Sov iets movement into Europe , McCarthy ism. NATO & the Warsaw PACT leading up to the bui ld ing o f the Berl in Wal l .

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DISCOVERING WESTERNS ON FILM

SYNOPSIS The Discovering Film team of Ian Nathan, Neil Norman & Stephen Armstrong meet to select their favourite Westerns of all time. These legendary film critics and writers discuss the merits of 25 films.

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S Y N O P S I SAcross the world . myster ious unsolved d isappearances have been part o f our h is tory. These s tor ies grab the a ttent ion o f audiences drawn to human drama, mass ive news prof i les , and man hunts . Then as t ime goes by the worst fears , and a new c lue arr ives which keeps the invest igat ion and the news machine go ing , unt i l the s tory becomes part o f mythology and h is tory.

In th is ser ies we wi l l explore events leading up to that fa te fu l day. Each episode wi l l re te l l the s tory o f the characters and the events leading up to the d isappearance , and the backdrop of the era and the people involved . We wi l l in terv iew today ’s experts who wi l l take us through the cases , explore a l l the ev idence and the tracks fol lowed. What d id they miss? The dead ends , the smal l p ieces o f ev idence , that with today ’s technology could have he lped solve the mystery.


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S SYNOPSIS As early railway travel became popular with the British travelling public, luggage thefts were common and violent robberies occurred from time to time.

Many opponents of the railways painted a gloomy picture of the prospect which faced the lone passenger in the unlit carriages.

Trains in those days were not corridor connected, and men were robbed and women assaulted often enough to provide pessimists and hostile sections of the press with plenty of material.

The first railway murder, however, did not occur until 1864. It was one of the most sensational crimes of the century.

This new drama-documentary series, presented by Nicholas Day and from the same team that produces Murder Maps, looks at some of the murders that took place on the British Railway network from the 1800’s to the 1950’s.

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FILM NOIRS Y N O P S I S Themat ica l ly, f i lm noir f requent ly centred on portraya ls o f women of quest ionable v ir tue—this had become rare in Hol lywood post the pre-Code era . Double Indemnity, d irected by Bi l ly Wi lder ; se tt ing the mould was Barbara Stanwyck’s unforgettable femme fa ta le , Phyl l i s Dietr ichson.

Inf luenced by Marlene Dietr ich , who had bui l t her career p lay ing women for Sternberg . The f i lm’s f inancia l success and 7 Oscar nominat ions made i t in f luent ia l o f the early noir per iod . A s lew of now-renowned noir “bad g irl s” fo l lowed, such as those p layed by Ri ta Hayworth in Gi lda (1946) , Lana Turner in The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946) ( P ic tured ) , Ava Gardner in The Ki l lers (1946) , and Jane Greer in Out o f the Past (1947) . The iconic noir counterpart to the femme fa ta le , the pr ivate eye , arr ived such as The Mal tese Fa lcon (1941) , wi th Humphrey Bogart as Sam Spade , and Murder, My Sweet (1944) , wi th Dick Powel l as Phi l ip Marlowe.

This ser ies wi l l explore the work & inf luences o f d irectors &wri ters , inc luding Nicholas Ray, Ju les Dass in , Robert S iodmak, Fr i tz Lang , Edward Dmytryk , Orson Wel les , Raoul Walsh , Jacques Tourneur and many more .


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MURDER MAPSSYNOPSIS In this series we’ll be investigating some of London ’s most notorious and intriguing crimes. Using re-enactment, expert interviews, testimony from the courts, police records as well as archive film and photography, each episode will bring to life crimes that have captured the imagination during the last 100 years.

EPISODESTHE BERMONDSEY HORRORIN THE SHADOW OF JACKFINDING DR CRIPPENTHE BRIDES IN THE BATH KILLERTERROR IN THE ROARING TWENTIESTHE BLACKOUT RIPPERTHE LADY KILLERNOTTING HILL HORROR (2 PART SPECIAL)THE BRIGHTON TRUNK MURDERSTHE ACID BATH MURDERSTHE TOWPATH MURDERSRUTH ELLIS PETER MANUEL- THE BEAST OF BIRKENSHAWMARY ANN COTTON-THE BLACK WIDOWBUCK RUXTON -THE J IGSAW MURDERSTHE SHEPHERD’S BUSH MURDERSJACK THE RIPPER (2 PART SPECIAL)THE SIEGE OF SIDNEY STREETBLUEBEARDTHE HAY POISONER AMELIA DYERTHE CLEVELAND TORSO MURDERS:THE RICHMOND MURDERSMARY PEARCEY

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“A classy, well-crafted - yet lurid - recreation of infamous Edwardian/ Victorian murders”

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QUEEN ELIZABETH II & MARGARET - A TALE OF TWO SISTERSS Y N O P S I S I t has been sa id that no two s is ters were ever less a l ike . One was he ir to the throne , the other wasn’ t .

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ELIZABETH & MARY - A TALE OF TWO SISTERS S Y N O P S I S Mary was short- l ived , l i tt le-favoured Cathol ic , E l izabeth was long-re igning , a l l-admired queen.

ANNE & MARY BOLEYN - TALE OF TWO SISTERS S Y N O P S I S Anne was celebrated her sister Mary was often dismissed. This documentary seeks to uncover their real stories.


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J A M E S I

Following the death of Queen

Elizabeth I in 1603, James VI of

Scotland claims her throne along

with a new title of King James I of

England. He faces numerous attempts

on his life, including the notorious

Gunpowder Plot, and the threat of

the terrifying Thirty Years War.

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Charles I succeeds his father James I

in 1625. Religious upheaval along with

Charles’ dismissal of Parliament and

authoritarian rule eventually leads

to a civil war. In the end, a King is

beheaded and a Commoner named

Oliver Cromwell seizes power.

C H A R L E S I I

Cromwell’s Commonwealth ends

and in 1660 an exiled King returns

to London with enormous fanfare.

Charles II’s reign is a dramatic shift

away from the rule of the Puritans

but the worst outbreak of plague in

generations and the Great Fire of

London strike the nation’s heart.

J A M E S I I

James II succeeded his brother Charles

II in 1685. A Catholic monarch of a

Protestant nation. The last of the

Stuart Kings would reign for only three

years and it would be his own daughter,

Mary, who would cause his downfall.

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P R E S E N T E D B YP R O F E S S O R K A T E W I L L I A M S


THE STUARTSA GAME OF KINGS


A TALE OF TWO SISTERS

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S Y N O P S I S

This series explores the extraordinary

stories behind some of the world’s

most famous women and their sisters

against the backdrop of the events of

the 20th century.

This first series features tales of

brave aviation, marriage to a US

president, the horrors of the Nazis

in WW2 and British Fascism.

ANNE FRANK & EVA SCHLOSS

JACKIE KENNEDY & LEE RADZIWILL

AMELIA & MURIEL EARHART

S Y N O P S I S

This series explores the extraordinary

stories behind some of the world’s

most famous women and their sisters

against the backdrop of the events of

the 20th century.

This second series features tales of

the fight for women’s right, nazism

and British Fascism.

SUFFRAGETTE - THE PANKHURST SISTERS

THE MITFORD’S

A TALE OF TWO SISTERS


THE MITFORD’S

SUFFRAGETTE - THE PANKHURST SISTERS


JFK & JACKIES Y N O P S I S

J F KThe l i fe o f John F. Kennedy i s so

o f ten def ined by h is death . But that

reading o f h is tory can d isguise the

fasc inat ing and contradictory man

behind the myth . This new

programme explores the making

o f a pres ident .

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S Y N O P S I S

J A C K I EJack ie cont inues to be regarded as

one of the most beloved and iconic

f i rs t l ad ies in American h is tory.

Learned, beaut i fu l and eminent ly

classy, Jackie has come to symbolize

an ent ire epoch of American

cu l ture . She epi tomized e legance

in the post–World War I I era .

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S Y N O P S I S I t i s a great ‘what- i f ’ o f the las t century. What if Robert F. Kennedy, brother o f the murdered JFK, had not h imsel f been assass inated whi le campaigning for the Pres idency in 1968?

This documentary revea ls how Kennedy transformed from Cold War warr ior to advocate o f peace , f rom son of pr iv i lege to champion of the down-trodden, f rom t imid adolescent to potent ia l Pres ident . And i t wi l l ask what might have been, had Kennedy l ived . . .

C o n t r i b u to r s :

L a r r y T ye Author o f Bobby Kennedy : The Making o f a L ibera l Icon

Ph i l i p A . G o d u t i Jr. Author of Robert F. Kennedy and the Shaping of Civi l Rights, 1960-1964

B o n n i e G re er OB E Cr i t ic and Broadcaster

D r. E m i l y C h a r n o c k Univers i ty o f Cambridge

50th Anniversary

RFK - AMERICA’S LOST PRESIDENT

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S Y N O P S I S He is an icon of the twent ie th century, revered for h is f ight aga inst in just ice . But in the years before h is assass inat ion in 1968 , Martin Luther King faced a clandestine campaign of intimidation by J .Edgar Hoover ’s FBI . Convinced King was a Communist s tooge , Hoover was determined to destroy h im. I t was a feud to def ine the decade . Between a man try ing to change America and another s tr iv ing to preserve i t .

C o n t r i b u to r s :

D r. D o ro t hy F. C o tto n C iv i l R ights Leader and Fr iend o f Mart in Luther King

T i m We i n er Pulitzer-Prize winning reporter & author of Enemies: A History of the FBI

B o n n i e G re er OB E Cr i t ic and Broadcaster

D r. C h er yl S terl i n g D irector o f Black Studies , CUNY

P ro f . R i c h a rd G i d Power s Author o f Secrecy and Power : The L i fe o f J . Edgar Hoover

MARKED MANMARTIN LUTHER KING & THE FBI

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400 YEARS NEW

S Y N O P S I S This two-part spec ia l beg ins wi th f i rs t years o f the European s lave trade but fundamenta l ly focuses on the indiv idua ls who fought & s trugg led aga inst colonia l i sm, s lavery, and the ir legac ies . Ins is t ing on the importance o f indiv idua ls and the ir ab i l i ty to res is t h is tor ica l condi t ions – to shoulder burdens and to break down wal l s – i t covers 400 years o f intertwining Br i t i sh and American h is tor ies

BROADCASTERSA & E A F R I C A , E I R E & U K

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S Y N O P S I S The Russ ian Revolut ion in 1917

changed the course o f h is tory.

This documentary te l l s the s tory

of Vladimir Lenin’s Ulyanovs and

the Tsar’s Romanovs. The battle

would feature assass inat ions ,

execut ions and a dar ing se izure

o f power. The ent ire course o f

world h is tory would be a l tered

and the s tage would be set for

Joseph Sta l in .

This production features contributions

from leading historians Dr Daniel

Beer, Frances Welch, Professor

Donald Rayfield, Dr Helen Rappaport

& Victor Sebestyen.

THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION THE VIETNAM WAR

E P I S O D E SV I E T N A M & T H E W A R

T H E T V W A R

F A L L O U T & R E C O V E R Y

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S Y N O P S I S This series tells the compelling story of the Vietnam War, from the country’s dynastic history, the impact of Christian missionaries & French colonialism, Japan’s invasion during WWII and the rise of Ho Chi Minh. How the USA’s fear of communism started a relentless sequence of events that caused American troops to go in under President Kennedy in 1961, escalating under Lyndon B. Johnson in 1965 when the nation found itself entwined in a war fought nightly on TV engendering a huge anti-war movement. By 1973 Nixon had resigned and America was forced to withdraw from Saigon on April 30th 1975.

Featuring contributions by war correspondents Bob Simon (NBC) and Michael Nicholson ( ITV), journalists & writers, George Lois, Jon Swain, Nigel Cawthorne and Bill Hayton.



B E R L I N O LY M P I C S 1 9 3 6S Y N O P S I S Features exc lus ive interv iews wi th 101 year old Margaret Lambert , the top German h igh jumper exc luded from the games because she was Jewish and Capta in Er ic “Winkle” Brown who reca l l s v i s i t ing the games as a 1 7 year old and watching Jesse Owens , the fas test man on earth whose achievements so in fur ia ted Hi t ler.

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H I T L E R – G E R M A N Y ’ S F A T A L A T T R A C T I O NS Y N O P S I S 20th Century Europe is in a state of flux, the perfect conditions for the formation of the most terrifying political organization history has seen, the Nazis. How was the country of Germany seduced by them? Was a whole nation under the spell of the Nazi Party or did the hope of a better life quickly turn sour once the killing began? All these questions are answered as we track the birth, rise and ultimate demise of Hitler and the Nazi Party.

B R O A D C A S T E RD I S C O V E R Y R T L G E R M A N Y


GERMANY’S FATAL ATTRACTION / HITLERS OLYMPICS


HITLER’S ART DEALER / MONUMENTS MEN

H I T L E R ’ S A R T D E A L E RS Y N O P S I S In Munich in 2013 a g iant haul o f miss ing masterpieces was d iscovered . Cornel ius Gurl i tt was the man behind i t and we invest igate how his fa ther ’s job was to purchase works for Hi t ler h imsel f as part o f h is Fuhrermuseum.

M O N U M E N T S M E NS Y N O P S I S During WWII the Naz is p lundered some of the world ’s greatest ar t works as they tore across Europe . We f ind out how the A l l ies t racked them down, what they saved and what i t s t i l l miss ing to th is day.


WWII & CINEMAS Y N O P S I S Fi lmed on locat ion a t the Imper ia l War Museum Duxford and Imper ia l War Museum Churchi l l War Rooms. Hosted by Author and Empire co-edi tor Ian Nathan and Author & Journal i s t Dr Bonnie Greer OBE, wi th contr ibut ions f rom Fi lm Cr i t ic Derek Malcom and Dai ly Te legraph columnist S imon Hef fer

World War I I and Cinema are inextr icably l inked . I t was the f i rs t t ime that the f i lm industry had to tackle a conf l ic t as i t was be ing fought . F i lms were made to boost publ ic mora le , and as a h ighly e f fect ive form of propaganda . Despi te the dangers o f bombings , c inema attendance actua l ly rose dur ing the war years , as the publ ic looked for any chance to escape the harsh rea l i t ies o f the t ime. And long a f ter the war ’s end, d irectors have cont inued to return to the sub ject , to the point where so much of the conf l ic t has been brought to the b ig screen; the horrors , and the heroism; the great batt les , and the incredible personal s tor ies . World War I I , i s a genre o f f i lm a l l to i t se l f .



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S Y N O P S I SThe Cold War and Cinema is to ld in 3 ep isodes wi th the world coming to the end of WW2 where the Uni ted States and the Sov iet Union fought together as a l l ies aga inst the Axis powers . However, the re la t ionship between the two nat ions was a tense one . Americans had long been wary o f Sov iet communism and Russ ian leader Joseph Sta l in’s tyrannica l ru le o f his own country. For the ir part , the Soviets resented the Americans ’ decades- long re fusa l to t reat the USSR as a leg i t imate part o f the internat iona l community as wel l as the ir de layed entry into World War I I , which resul ted in the deaths o f tens o f mi l l ions o f Russ ians .

The Ser ies wi l l be s tructured in the fol lowing t ime per iods wi th ta lk ing heads reca l l ing the s tory o f the early days o f WW2 Europe through the nuc lear arms race , American paranoia , Korean War and the Sov iets movement into Europe , McCarthy ism. NATO & the Warsaw PACT leading up to the bui ld ing o f the Berl in Wal l .



MYTHS & MONSTERS

E P I S O D E SH E R O E S & V I L L A I N ST H E W I L D U N K N O W NW A RL O V E & B E T R A Y A LU S & T H E ME N D O F A L L T H I N G S

B R O A D C A S T E R SN E T F L I XT F 1 H I S T O I R EV I A S A T W O R L DD I S C O V E R Y I T A L YF O X T E L A U S T R A L I A

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S Y N O P S I S Throughout h is tory and across

c iv i l i sa t ions humans have told one

another s tor ies . S tor ies o f good

and ev i l , o f great deeds and los t

causes . The mighty warr ior who i s

a l l but invulnerable to harm.

The wi tches and wizards who he lp

and h inder. The menacing g iants

and begui l ing temptat ions .

The journeys into dark caves and

the depths o f the underworld .

Al l are found in ta les from dif ferent

cu l tures and d i f ferent t imes .

RAIDERS OF THE LOST ART

H I T L E R ’ S A R T D E A L E R

T H E H U N T F O R F A B E R G É E G G S

V A N G O G H ’ S G U A R D I A N

M O N U M E N T S M E N

T H E M O N A L I S A

V A N I S H I N G V E R M E E R S

T H E S C R E A M

K L I M T - G U S T A V ’ S G O L D

T H E M A N Y FA C E S O F R E M B R A N D T

E L G R E C O L O S T I N T I M E

T H E L E S S O N S O F L E O N A R D O

T H E E L U S I V E V A N E Y C K

VA N G O G H ’ S S E V E N S U N F L O W E R S

M O N E T F I R S T I M P R E S S I O N S

L O S T P E A R L O F D E L F T

C A P T U R I N G C É Z A N N E

T U R N E R - L E A D I N G L I G H T

R A P H A E L T H E R E L E N T L E S S


R T L

O V A T I O N

N E T F L I X

F O X T E L

T F 1


1 2 X 3 0

S Y N O P S I S Throughout history, some of the

world’s most amazing works of art

have simply disappeared. Through

re-enactment, archive and interviews

with experts in their f ield we see

how these treasures were looted,

stolen or vanished into the archives.

Some have been recovered but many

more are sti l l waiting to be found.



CULTURE & MUSICTHE STORY OF ROCK THE DAY THE ROCK STAR DIEDMUSIC VIDEOS THAT DEFINED THE 90’SMUSIC VIDEOS THAT DEFINED THE 00’S16671968COMEDY LEGENDSOPERA LEGENDSTHE DIRECTORSSTARS OF THE SILVER SCREENMOVIE TALKIN CONVERSATIONROCK LEGENDSVKRSPOP PROFILESDISCOVERING DALIDISCOVERING PINTERDISCOVERING FASHIONSHAKESPEARE THE AGATHA CHRISTIE CODE

C U L T U R E & M U S I C 3 9



THE STORY OF ROCKNEW

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ON4 0 C U L T U R E & M U S I C C U L T U R E & M U S I C 4 1

A M E R I C A N R O C K S I N G E R W R I T E S T H E S O N G B I R T H O F M E T A L W O M E N W H O R O C K S O N G S F O R T H E P E O P L E B R I T I S H M E T A L S O U L C R O O N E R S U S H E A V Y M E T A L P R O G R E S S I V E R O C K J A Z Z R O C K S O F T R O C K B R I T I S H R H Y T H M & B L U E S P O P R O C K P S Y C H E D E L I C R O C K C H I C A G O B L U E S R O C K A B I L L Y T H E N E W O R L E A N S S O U N D B I R T H O F I N V E N T I O N T E E N I D O L S S O U L R & B M E T A L H E A D S U S P U N K R O C K F O L K A R O U N D T H E W O R L D N E W Y O R K H I P H O P A L T R O C K N E W W A V E S P E C T O R Y E A R S T H E M O T O W N S O U N D D O O - W O P G L A M R O C K A M E R I C A N A W I L L I E N E L S O NB L U E G R A S S C A L I F O R N I A D R E A M I N G C O U N T R Y F U N KG O S P E LG R U N G EP R O T E S T S O N G S 1 9 6 0 S S C A N D I I N V A S I O N S O U T H E R N R O C KS U N R E C O R D Y E A R S T H E A B B E Y R O A D Y E A R ST H E B R I T I S H I N V A S I O N T H E F E S T I V A L Y E A R S

S Y N O P S I S THE STORY OF ROCK dedicated to a genre , a moment and t ime in rock h is tory and how i t came to be born .

A 3 D D P R O D U C T I O N 2 0 1 8 - 2 0 1 9

B R O A D C A S T E RA X S S K Y A R T S

R U N N I N G T I M E4 5 X 3 0 ’



THE DAY THE ROCK STAR DIED

NEW

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ON

“ You’ve got to get it while you can.”

J A N I S J O P L I N

4 2 C U L T U R E & M U S I C

S Y N O P S I S This brand-new series will focus on the death and subsequent mourning o f some of the greatest music legends .

We’ll explore the days leading up to the ar t i s t ’s death , and the unique impact these events have on fans and media .

Each episode wil l include career h ighl ights that lead them to legendary status and the adoration o f fans around the world .

“ I don’t know where I’m going from here, but I promise it won’t be boring.” D A V I D B O W I E

E P I S O D E S D A V I D B O W I E

J I M M O R R I S O N

E LV I S P R E S L E Y

M I C H A E L H U T C H E N C E

B U D D Y H O L LY

J I M I H E N D R I X

W H I T N E Y H O U S T O N

J O H N N Y C A S H


A M Y W I N E H O U S E J U LY 2 0 2 1 1 0 Y E A R A N N I V E R S A R Y

J O H N D E N V E R

H A N K W I L L I A M S

T O M P E T T Y

K E I T H M O O N

A 3 D D P R O D U C T I O N 2 0 1 9

R U N N I N G T I M E1 5 X 3 0



4 4 F A C T U A L F A C T U A L 4 54 4 C U L T U R E & M U S I C C U L T U R E & M U S I C 4 5

1968

1967

S Y N O P S I S A year o f extraordinary turmoi l . Vie tnam Tet Of fens ive and My La i massacre . Prague saw huge protests before the Sov iet tanks moved in . S tudents marched in Par is , in NY’s Columbia Univers i ty and in Bonn. The Memphis Sani ta t ion “ I Am A Man “ s tr ike began. Robert F Kennedy and Mart in Luther King were gunned down by assass ins . Mexico Olympics remembered for the Tommie Smith and John Carlos sa lute . Man saw i ts f i rs t p ic ture o f Earth as NASA got nearer to the Moon. Jane Fonda was Barbare l la and Planet o f the Apes began

The music rol led on wi th Fleetwood Mac (Albatros s ) Aretha Frankl in (Say A L i t t l e Prayer ) and Steppenwol f (Born To Be Wi ld ) . I t was qui te a year.

B R O A D C A S T E R SS K Y A R T S U KA X S - T V U S AT F 1 H I S T O I R E


S Y N O P S I S In 1967 an express ive , colourfu l musica l force pa inted a backdrop of soc ia l change , fashion , love , turmoi l and war. The world remembers the Summer of Love in 1967 as one o f those moments when a unique and creat ive explos ion of music and popular cu l ture arr ived in the UK and USA.

B R O A D C A S T E R SS K Y A R T S U KA X S - T V U S AT F 1 H I S T O I R E



MUSIC VIDEOS THAT DEFINED THE 80’SS Y N O P S I S Nothing shaped the 80 ’s more that the music v ideos . We explore the top v ideos that shaped the music v ideo industry today f rom the v iew of the d irectors and the ar t i s ts themselves .

MUSIC VIDEOS THAT DEFINED THE 90’SS Y N O P S I S Considered the Golden Era of the Music Video, the 1990’s was to produce many of the greatest works by some of the most creative directors, Michel Gondry, David Fincher and Spike Jonze.

B R O A D C A S T E RS K Y A R T S U K




MUSIC VIDEOS THAT DEFINED THE 00’SS Y N O P S I S The emergence of new technologies l ike YouTube and social media meant that the 2000’s were an era where bands and artists redefined what was possible for the music video. Alongside this directors l ike Garth Jennings, Spike Jonze and




COMEDY LEGENDS“ I succeeded by saying what everyone else is thinking ”

J O A N R I V E R S

“ The man who invented the zip fastener was today honoured with a lifetime peerage. He will now be known as the Lord of the Flies ” R O N N I E B A R K E R

NEW

SERIE

S4 6 C U L T U R E & M U S I C C U L T U R E & M U S I C 4 7

ALISTAIR SIM

BILLY CONNOLLY

BILLY CRYSTAL

BOB HOPE

BOB NEWHART

CHARLIE CHAPLIN

CHEVY CHASE

DAN ACKROYD

EDDIE MURPHY

ERIK SYKES

FRANKIE HOWERD

GEORGE BURNS

GOLDIE HAWN

HATTIE JACQUES

JACK BENNY

JOAN RIVERS

JOHN CANDY

JOHN CLEESE

JOYCE GRENFELL

JULIA LOUIS-DREYFUS

KENNETH WILLIAMS

LAUREL & HARDY

LESLIE PHILLIPS

L ILY TOMLIN

LUCILLE BALL

MADELINE KAHN

MARX BROTHERS

MORECOMBE & WISE

NORMAN WISDOM

PETER SELLERS

PHYLLIS DILLER

RICHARD PRYOR

RONNIE BARKER

SID JAMES

STEVE MARTIN

TERRY THOMAS

TIM ALLEN

TINA FEY

TOMMY COOPER

WILL FERRELL

B R O A D C A S T E RS K Y A R T S U K C A N A L + P O L S K A

R U N N I N G T I M E4 0 X 6 0 ’

S Y N O P S I S Co-produced with Sky Arts UK, completing its 4th season featuring some of the world’s favourite comedy stars. Each episode celebrates one artist and include highlights from their comedy careers, while host & comedy writer Barry Cryer, recall some of his funniest moments, either working with them or first discovering them. Fellow comedians Clive Anderson, Jo Caulfield, Tony Hawks, Steve Punt, journalists Stephen Armstrong & Neil Norman bring to life the light-hearted structure, allowing for some unique perspectives and joyous memories of the greats of comedy from the UK and USA.



OPERA LEGENDS4 8 C U L T U R E & M U S I C

M A R I A C A L L A S

L U C I A N O P A V A R O T T I

J O S É C A R R E R A S

P L Á C I D O D O M I N G O

J O A N S U T H E R L A N D

K I R I T E K A N A W A

E N R I C O C A R U S O

M O N T S E R R A T C A B A L L É

R E N É E F L E M I N G

J E S S Y E N O R M A N

M A R I O L A N Z A

A N D R E A B O C E L L I

B R O A D C A S T E RS K Y A R T S U K S V TO V A T I O NF O X T E L


S Y N O P S I S A brand new ser ies ce lebrat ing

the great opera s ingers o f our t ime.

Featur ing c lass ic moments in the

careers o f twelve legends ,

h istorical archive and contribut ions

f rom cr i t ics , ar t i s ts , s ingers and

d irectors , f i lmed on locat ion a t

the great opera houses in London,

Venice and Mi lan .

This new ser ies i s produced in

assoc ia t ion wi th Sky Arts for

broadcast in the Summer of 2018 .




THE DIRECTORS“The essence of cinema is editing. It’s the com-bination of what can be extraordinary images of people during emotional moments, or images in a general sense, put together in a kind of alchemy.”F R A N C I S F O R D C O P P O L A

NEW

SERIE

S5 0 C U L T U R E & M U S I C

S Y N O P S I S This brand new series looks at the 20th century’s iconic film directors. Each episode brought to life by Derek Malcolm, Neil Norman, Stephen Armstrong, Bonnie Greer OBE and Ian Nathan along with classic moments from each film career.

E P I S O D E SA L F R E D H I T C H C O C K A K I R A K U R O S A W A A L A N J P A K U L A A N T H O N Y M A N N B I L L Y W I L D E R B R I A N D E P A L M A C A R O L R E E D C E C I L B D E M I L L E D A V I D L E A N D A V I D L Y N C H D O N S I E G E L E I S E N S T E I N E L I A K A Z A N E R N S T L U B I T S C H F E D E R I C O F E L L I N I F R A N C I S F O R D C O P P O L AF R A N K C A P R A F R E D Z I N N E M A N N F R I T Z L A N G G E O R G E C U K O R G E O R G E S T E V E N S H O W A R D H A W K S J L E E T H O M S O N J A M E S L B R O O K S J O H N C A R P E N T E R J O H N F O R D J O H N F R A N K E N H E I M E R J O H N H U S T O N J O H N S C H L E S I N G E R J O H N S T U R G E S

J O S E P H M A N K O W I T Z K A T H R Y N B I G E L O W M A R T I N S C O R S E S E M E R V Y N L E R O Y M I C H A E L C U R T I Z M I K E N I C H O L S N I C H O L A S R O E G O L I V E R S T O N E O T T O P R E M I N G E R P E T E R W E I R P R E S T O N S T U R G E S Q U E N T I N T A R A N T I N O R I D L E Y S C O T T R O B R E I N E R R O B E R T A L D R I C H R O B E R T A L T M A N R O B E R T W I S E R O N H O W A R D S A M P E C K I N P A H S E R G I O L E O N E S I D N E Y L U M E T S P I K E L E E S T A N L E Y D O N E N S T A N L E Y K U B R I C K S T E P H E N F R E A R S S Y D N E Y P O L L A C K V I C T O R F L E M I N G V I N C E N T E M I N E L L I W I L L I A M F R I E D K I N W I L L I A M W Y L E R

B R O A D C A S T E R SS K Y A R T S

A M E R I C A N P U B L I C T E L E V S I O N

T V P P O L A N D





STARS OF THE SILVER SCREEN

NEW

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ON5 2 C U L T U R E & M U S I C

S Y N O P S I S New seasons of the popular film series featuring the great actors of the 20th century. With classic moments from their illustrious careers and insights from our leading film critics, Derek Malcolm, Neil Norman, Bonnie Greer OBE, Ian Nathan and Wendy Williams.

B R O A D C A S T E R SS K Y A R T S U K F O X T E L R T VS K Y I T A L I A O V A T I O N

R U N N I N G T I M E6 0 X 6 0 For full breakdown check out www.3DDscreening.online




DISCOVERING FILM SPECIALS

NEW

SEAS

ON5 4 C U L T U R E & M U S I C

S Y N O P S I S CELEBRATING THE BEST FILMS IN HORROR, DANCE, SCI-FI , WESTERNS,ROMANCE & CHRISTMAS

The ser ies features the “Discover ing” team gathered for an evening to d iscuss and rev iew the ir Top 25 f i lms o f the las t 100 years f rom var ious genre’s

E P I S O D E SDiscover ing Horror On F i lm

Discover ing Chr is tmas F i lms

Discover ing Westerns On F i lm

Discover ing Sc i-F i On F i lm

Discover ing Romance On F i lm

Discover ing Dance On F i lm

A 3 D D P R O D U C T I O N I N A S S O C I AT I O N W I T H S K Y AR T S





CLASSIC LITERATURE & CINEMA

NEW

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ON5 6 C U L T U R E & M U S I C C U L T U R E & M U S I C 5 7

S Y N O P S I S Narrated by Mar ie l la Frostrup .

The great works o f l i terature f rom the anc ient texts to contemporary works have a lways been drawn from to create great c inema and in turn br ing new readership to the or ig ina l works .

Love &Romance

Adventures Of A L i fe t ime

Crime & Punishment

B R O A D C A S T E RS K Y A R T S

C A N A L + P O L S K A

T F 1

K U L T U R A R U S S I A

S V T


S E R I E S 2 C O M I N G S O O NT O S C R E E N O N L I N E V I S I T W W W. 3 D D S C R E E N I N G . O N L I N E T O S C R E E N O N L I N E V I S I T W W W. 3 D D S C R E E N I N G . O N L I N E

5 8 F A C T U A L F A C T U A L 5 95 8 C U L T U R E & M U S I C5 8 C U L T U R E & M U S I C C U L T U R E & M U S I C 5 9


THE GREAT COMPOSERS

S Y N O P S I S The relationship between music and f i lm is nearly as old as cinema itself . From its infancy, f i lmmakers recognised the power music had in creating atmosphere and enhancing an audience response to character’s motives and emotions.

E P I S O D E S1 – The Birth of the Film Score

2 – 1930’s & The Father of Film Music

3 – 1940’s The Golden Age

4 – 1950’s A New Dawn

5 – 1960’s Part One

6 – 1960’s Part Two

7 – 1970’s Part One


9 – The 1980’s Part One


11 – 1990’s

12 – 2000’s


R U N N I N G T I M E1 2 X 6 0 ’

6 0 F A C T U A L F A C T U A L 6 16 0 C U L T U R E & M U S I C6 0 C U L T U R E & M U S I C

IN CONVERSATION WITH DEREK MALCOLM

I N C L U D I N GJ O H N H U R T

T E R R Y G I L L I A M

J A M E S F O X

S I R T O M C O U R T E N A Y

J U L I E T S T E V E N S O N

S I R B E N K I N G S L E Y

K E N L O A C H

S T E P H E N F R E A R S

M I K E N E W E L L

R O G E R M I C H E L L

C H R I S T O P H E R H A M P T O N



S Y N O P S I S World renowned f i lm cr i t ic Derek

Malcolm, interv iewed some of

Bri t i sh c inema’s most notable

ac tors and d irectors a t the Mount

Pleasant S tudio in 2010 .


MOVIE TALKI N C L U D I N GA L I C I A V I K A N D E RC A R E Y M U L L I G A NC H A R L I Z E T H E R O ND A N N Y D E V I T OD A V I D O Y E L O W OD O N C H E A D L EE W A N M C G R E G O RG E E N A D A V I SG E M M A A R T E R T O NG E O R G E C L O O N E YH E L E N A B O N H A M C A R T E RJ E S S E E I S E N B E R GJ O H N C U S A C KJ O H N G O O D M A NJ O N A H H I L LK E N N E T H B R A N A G HM A R I O N C O T I L L A R DM A R K S T R O N GM A X V O N S Y D O WN I C K N O L T EO L G A K U R Y L E N K OP A U L B E T T A N YP A U L G R E E N G R A S SR A L P H F I E N N E SR H Y S I F A N SR I C H A R D D R E Y F U S SR I C H A R D G E R ES A M U E L L J A C K S O NS T E L L A N S K A R S G A R DT E R E N C E S T A M PT I M R O T HV I G G O M O R T E N S E N


P R E S E N T E D B YP E T E R B A R T J A S O N S O L O M O N S


S Y N O P S I S With over 90 episodes f i lmed over 5 years in London & Los Angeles, Movie Talk’s f i lm crit ic ’s Jason Solomons and Peter Bart create a rich collection of intimate interviews with actors and directors from Hollywood and Brit ish & European cinema.



ROCK LEGENDSNEW

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ON

“ Every bad situation is a blues song waiting to happen.” A M Y W I N E H O U S E


S Y N O P S I S This popular ser ies has now celebrated over 100 legendary artists including David Bowie, Paul Simon, Jan is Jop l in and J imi Hendrix to major rock bands Guns n Roses , Queen and P ink Floyd .

Featur ing career h ighl ights and expert ins ight f rom leading UK music cr i t ics inc luding Wi l l Hodgkinson, John Aiz lewood and Sunta Templeton .


A B B A ( 6 0 ’ )

A E R O S M I T H

A L G R E E N

A L L M A N B R O T H E R S

A M Y W I N E H O U S E

A R E T H A F R A N K L I N

B E A C H B O Y S

B E A S T I E B O Y S

B E E G E E S ( 6 0 ’ )

B I L L Y I D O L ( 6 0 ’ )

B I L L Y J O E L

B L A C K E Y E D P E A S ( 6 0 ’ )

B L A C K S A B B A T H

B L O N D I E

B L O O D , S W E A T & T E A R S

B L U R

B O N J O V I

B R Y A N F E R R Y ( R O X Y M U S I C )

B U D D Y H O L L Y

C H E R ( 6 0 ’ )

C H I C A G O

C H U C K B E R R Y

C O L D P L A Y ( 6 0 ’ )

C R E A M

C R E E D E N C E C L E A R W A T E R R E V I V A L

C R O S B Y S T I L L S N A S H & Y O U N G

D A V I D B O W I E

D E P E C H E M O D E

D I A N A R O S S & T H E S U P R E M E S

D I R E S T R A I T S

D U R A N D U R A N ( 6 0 ’ )

D U S T Y S P R I N G F I E L D

E A G L E S

E A R T H W I N D A N D F I R E

E L T O N J O H N

E L V I S C O S T E L L O

E R I C C L A P T O N

E U R Y T H M I C S

F L E E T W O O D M A C

F O O F I G H T E R S

F O R E I G N E R

G E N E S I S

G E O R G E M I C H A E L

G L E N C A M P B E L L

G R A T E F U L D E A D

G R E E N D A Y

G U N S ‘ N ’ R O S E S

I G G Y P O P

I N X S ( 6 0 ’ )

I R O N M A I D E N

J A M E S B R O W N

J A M E S T A Y L O R


J E F F E R S O N A I R P L A N E

J E R R Y L E E L E W I S

J E T H R O T U L L

J I M I H E N D R I X

J O H N N Y C A S H

J O N I M I T C H E L L

J O U R N E Y

K I S S ( 6 0 ’ )

L E N N Y K R A V I T Z

L E O N A R D C O H E N

L I T T L E R I C H A R D

L Y N Y R D S K Y N Y R D

M A R V I N G A Y E

M E A T L O A F ( 6 0 ’ )

M U S E

N E I L D I A M O N D

N E I L Y O U N G

N E W O R D E R

N I N E I N C H N A I L S

N O D O U B T / G W E N S T E F A N I ( 6 0 ’ )

O T I S R E D D I N G

P A T B E N A T A R

P A T T I S M I T H

P A U L S I M O N

P A U L W E L L E R

P E A R L J A M

P E T S H O P B O Y S

P E T E R G A B R I E L ( 6 0 ’ )

P H I L C O L L I N S

P I N K F L O Y D

P R I M A L S C R E A M

P U L P

Q U E E N

R A D I O H E A D

R A M O N E S

R A Y C H A R L E S

R E D H O T C H I L L I P E P P E R S

R E M

R O D S T E W A R T

R O Y O R B I S O N

R U N - D . M . C .

S A N T A N A

S I M P L E M I N D S

S I M P L Y R E D

S M O K E Y R O B I N S O N

S T E V I E W O N D E R

S T I N G

T A L K I N G H E A D S

T H E B A N D

T H E B Y R D S

T H E C A R P E N T E R S

T H E C L A S H

T H E C U R E ( 6 0 ’ )

T H E D O O R S

T H E K I N K S

T H E M A M A S A N D P A P A S

T H E M O N K E E S

T H E P O L I C E

T H E P R E T E N D E R S

T H E S M I T H S

T H E W H O

T I N A T U R N E R ( 6 0 ’ )

T O M P E T T Y

U 2

V A N H A L E N ( 6 0 ’ )

V E L V E T U N D E R G R O U N D

Y A R D B I R D S

Z Z T O P

A 3 D D P R O D U C T I O N I N A S S O C I AT I O N W I T H S K Y AR T S & H D -N E T

P R O D U C T I O N Y E AR S 2 0 1 2 - 2 0 1 9



VIDEO KILLED THE RADIO STAR

I N C L U D I N GA C / D C

B O N J O V I

D U R A N D U R A N

F L E E T W O O D M A C

G U N S ’ N ’ R O S E S

M E G A D E T H

M E T A L L I C A

Q U E E N

S P A N D A U B A L L E T

S T I N G

U 2

W H I T N E Y H O U S T O N



5 X 6 0

S Y N O P S I S This absorbing col lect ion o f

in terv iews wi th some of the

world ’s greatest rock s tars sees

them reca l l a l l the exper iences

they had when they made the ir

f i rs t music v ideos .


POP PROFILES

I N C L U D I N GA D E L E

A R I A N A G R A N D E

B E Y O N C E

B R U N O M A R S

D A F T P U N K

E D S H E E R A N

J A Y - Z

J U S T I N B I E B E R

J U S T I N T I M B E R L A K E

K A N Y E W E S T

K A T Y P E R R Y

L A D Y G A G A

M I C H A E L J A C K S O N

M I L E Y C Y R U S

O N E D I R E C T I O N

P H A R R E L L W I L L I A M S

R I H A N N A

S E L E N A G O M E Z

S I A

T A Y L O R S W I F T

B R O A D C A S T E R4 M U S I C


S Y N O P S I S Exper ience the s tor ies o f the

s tars through the ir major h i t

s ing les . We chart the ir career

f rom the earl ies t performances

to the present , v ia breakthrough

s ing les , concerts and s ignings

wi th major labe ls .



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DISCOVERING DALIS Y N O P S I S Ja n u a r y 2 3 rd 2 0 1 9 m a rk s

t h e 2 0 t h a n n iver s a r y o f

S a l va d o r Da l i ’s d e a t h .

Driv ing through the Swedish

countrys ide in the snow, f i lm

maker Jack Bond, reminisces

about h is f r iendship wi th Dal i

and the making o f h is unique

1965 f i lm ‘Da l i in New York’

B R O A D C A S T E R SS K Y A R T S U KS U N D A N C E C H A N N E L S


SYNOPSIS December 25th 2018 Marks the 10th anniversary Of Harold Pinter’s death .

December 25th2018, marks the 10th anniversary of Pinter’s death. A personal take on working with Harold Pinter from intimate conversations with actors, directors and writers on their experiences of the man and his work.

Featuring interviews with Sir Michael Caine, Steven Berkoff, Sheila Hancock, Susannah York, James Fox and Jonathan Pryce.

DISCOVERING PINTER

B R O A D C A S T E R SS K Y A R T S U KS U N D A N C E C H A N N E L S


A R M A N I

C A L V I N K L E I N

C H A N E L

C H R I S T I A N D I O R

G I V E N C H Y

K A R L L A G E R F E L D

M A R Y Q U A N T

R A L P H L A U R E N

S T E L L A M C C A R T N E Y

T O M F O R D

V A L E N T I N O

V E R S A C E

V I V I E N N E W E S T W O O D

Y V E S S A I N T L A U R E N T



S Y N O P S I S This ser ies look a t the h ighl ights

and impact o f some the world ’s

greatest , ground breaking and

inf luent ia l des igners o f the 20th

Century. Inc luding legends Coco

Chanel , Yves Sa int Laurent and

Va lent ino . Featur ing contr ibut ions

f rom the UK’s leading fashion

wr i ters and journal i s ts we d iscover

the s tor ies behind these characters

who la id the foundat ion for modern

fashion we exper ience today.

DISCOVERING FASHION“I don’t do fashion. I am fashion.”

C O C O C H A N E L




SHAKESPEARE & HAMLET

THE AGATHA CHRISTIE CODES H A K E S P E A R E A L E G A C Y S Y N O P S I S Fol low John Nett les on a walk

through Br i ta in as he recounts the

l i fe o f Wi l l iam Shakespeare .

We invest igate the los t years ;

examine the language used in h is

plays ; unearth ‘ the los t works ’,

and see what Shakespeare’s

l as t ing in f luence has been in

our modern world .


P R E S E N T E D B YJ O H N N E T T L E S


D I S C O V E R I N G H A M L E TS Y N O P S I S Playing the Prince of Denmark is

l ike cl imbing Mt Everest – cal l ing on

bril l iance, great stamina and huge

vocal resources. Like a giant magnet

the play draws on international

directors and stars to the role.

Seeking revenge on the man who

murdered his father and married his

mother sends Hamlet mad. . .

Or is he?

F E A T U R I N GJOHN NETTLES, DAVID TENNANT,

SIR CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER,

SIR TREVOR NUNN, SIR JONATHAN MILLER

& FRANCO ZEFFIRELLI KBE.



S Y N O P S I S Agatha Chr is t ie ’s nove ls have been trans la ted into 44 languages and sold in 103 countr ies . A f ter Shakespeare , she i s the world ’s best se l l ing author in any genre wi th over 2 b i l l ion books sold . On the 75 th anniversary o f the creat ion o f one o f her most famous characters , the immorta l sp inster s leuth Miss Marple , comes a brand new documentary. In a game of s leuth and deduct ion i t se ts out to solve one o f the greatest puzz les ; jus t what makes Agatha Chr is t ie such a success fu l wr i ter?

This 60 minute documentary introduces v iewers to new f ie lds o f sc ient i f ic enquiry us ing sophis t icated computer ana lys is of Chr is t ie ’s every wr i tten word, her sentence s tructure , s tory arcs , po isons used , red herr ings , c lues and so on . Produced wi th the fu l l cooperat ion o f Chor ion , the company that owns the Agatha Chr is t ie es ta te , th is documentary, jus t l ike one o f her own famous s tor ies , combines a l l the thr i l l s o f a rea l detect ive invest igat ion wi th the exc i t ing race for a new sc ient i f ic d iscovery.

B R O A D C A S T E RI T V

N A R R A T E D B YJ O A N N A L U M L E Y


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