Terry Jones’ Medieval Lives | The King
How much do we really know about our medieval kings? Terry Jones finds flaws in Richard the Lionheart, admirable qualities in the pilloried character of Richard II, negative bias in Shakespeare's portrayal of Richard III - and even a male monarch airbrushed out of the royal line.
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- Type: Factual
- Channel: BBC Two
- Duration: 29'22''
- Broadcast date: 2004
UK only
Staff and students of licensed education establishments only
Cannot be adapted
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- Shakespeare Archive Resource
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Acting in the Sixties | Richard Burton
Richard Burton, in this series on leading young actors, talks with Kenneth Tynan at the De Laurentis Studios in Rome on his acting career, the parts which have brought him success and his views on acting.
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Great Acting | Ralph Richardson
Ralph Richardson is interviewed by Derek Hart at his London home and in the studio. He discusses his start in the profession, the incidents which led to his success and his views on acting.