Television dramatisation of the relationship between influential comedians Peter Cook & Dudley Moore, written & directed by Terry Johnson. Credited as the inventors of modern British satire, the film charts the highs & lows of these two very different comedians, whose careers & private lives were often as anarchic as their humour. It follows from their first meeting as Cambridge undergraduates in 1960, through to their beginnings in Beyond the Fringe & into their later TV performances as the legendary Pete & Dud & Derek & Clive. Rhys Ifans stars as Peter Cook, while Aidan Mc Ardle stars as Dudley Moore. ...

A terrible lapse of judgement, resulting in near-ruin has made Charlotte Hayward retreat behind a wall of perfect manners. Daughter of the Marquess of Lithby, she's beautiful, elegant, rich
- & dying on the inside. Darius, on the other h&, has never met an impulse he's tried to resist: earthy, brilliant, virile, he's a force of nature.
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A collection of pieces about the many filmmakers & writers from around the globe
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Presents the story of the adventure that created Glasgow-based Radio Clyde, the first UK commercial station to launch outside of London on Hogmanay 1973. This book contains anecdotes about the personalities & programmes of the station's formative years. It also traces the origins of radio in Scotl&. ...