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Andrew Davies on the cinematic writing of Tolstoy
The legendary screenwriter on adapting Tolstoy's cinematic writing for television.
  1. Andrew Davies on the cinematic writing of Tolstoy
    01:06
    Andrew Davies on the cinematic writing of Tolstoy
  2. The fabled city of porcelain
    02:33
    The fabled city of porcelain
  3. Why are Germans more welcoming to migrants?
    02:13
    Why are Germans more welcoming to migrants?
  4. Billy Bragg on the importance of the BBC
    01:38
    Billy Bragg on the importance of the BBC
  5. Peter Carey: A reading from Amnesia
    02:22
    Peter Carey: A reading from Amnesia
  6. Sarah Millican on her BAFTA red carpet experience
    03:34
    Sarah Millican on her BAFTA red carpet experience
  7. Why was Shakespeare enchanted by the supernatural?
    02:39
    Why was Shakespeare enchanted by the supernatural?
  8. Juliet not Romeo
    01:56
    Juliet not Romeo
  9. George Monbiot on the definition of neoliberalism
    02:23
    George Monbiot on the definition of neoliberalism
  10. Peter Carey: ‘Information and art are different things’
    02:01
    Peter Carey: ‘Information and art are different things’
  11. Andrew Davies: 'Les Misérables needs a champion'
    01:20
    Andrew Davies: 'Les Misérables needs a champion'
  12. Shakespeare as a 16th Century housewife's favourite
    02:05
    Shakespeare as a 16th Century housewife's favourite
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