Annie Lennox; James Franco; Philippe Sands; How to Win an Oscar
Annie Lennox talks to Kirsty Lang about her new album Nostalgia, James Franco discusses his Fat Squirrel art venture, Philippe Sands on Nuremberg and Bach, and how to win an Oscar.
Annie Lennox talks to Kirsty Lang about her new album Nostalgia, on which she covers songs from The Great American Songbook. Hollywood actor and director James Franco shows Kirsty round his latest art venture Fat Squirrel. The international human rights lawyer Philippe Sands discusses A Song of Good and Evil, a show he developed when he realised that both a Nuremberg prosecutor and defendant shared a passion for Bach. And with the New York Film Critics Circle Awards kicking off the awards season this weekend, film critic Tim Robey gives us his advice on how to win an Oscar.
Producer Jerome Weatherald.
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Gallery: James Franco
Images from the Fat Squirrel exhibition at Siegfried Contemporary
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Annie Lennox
Duration: 08:22
James Franco
Duration: 06:35
How to Win an Oscar
Duration: 04:28
Philippe Sands
Duration: 08:24
Annie Lennox
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James Franco
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James Franco: Fat Squirrel is on show at Siegfried Contemporary in London until Saturday 20 December 2014, by appointment only.
Image: James Franco “I’m Proud Of You”, 2012. Courtesy of the artist
Philippe Sands
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Philippe Sands’ A Song of Good and Evil is at Southbank Centre in London from Saturday 29 November to
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Role Contributor Presenter Kirsty Lang Interviewed Guest Annie Lennox Interviewed Guest James Franco Interviewed Guest Philippe Sands Key talent Tim Robey Producer Jerome Weatherald Broadcast
- Fri 28 Nov 201419:15BBC Radio 4
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