Ridley Scott's Exodus, Serial, The Shoemaker's Holiday, Annie
Arts news. Ridley Scott's Exodus reviewed, the phenomenon of the Serial podcasts, Phillip Breen on The Shoemaker's Holiday, and Quvenzhane Wallis and director Will Gluck on Annie.
Ridley Scott's Moses epic Exodus: Gods and Kings is reviewed by Adam Smith; investigative journalist John Sweeney and Baltimore-based crime novelist Laura Lippman discuss the phenomenon of the 'Serial' podcasts; The Shoemaker's Holiday director Phillip Breen tells Samira Ahmed about his RSC production of Thomas Dekker's Elizabethan comedy of class, conflict and cobblers in love; and Quvenzhané Wallis and director Will Gluck on their new film adaptation of Annie.
Producer Jerome Weatherald.
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Exodus
Duration: 04:24
Serial
Duration: 09:57
The Shoemaker's Holiday
Duration: 06:32
Annie
Duration: 07:05
Exodus
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Exodus: Gods And Kings (3D) is in cinemas from Friday 26 December, certificate 12A.
Serial
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The final episode of Serial is available from Thursday 18 December, and all past episodes are also available to download.
Plus BBC Radio 4 Extra are broadcasting the series every weekday at 9pm
The Shoemaker's Holiday
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The Shoemaker's Holiday is showing at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford Upon Avon until 7 March 2015.
Annie
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Annie is in cinema from Friday 26 December, certificate PG.
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Role Contributor Presenter Samira Ahmed Interviewed Guest Adam Smith Interviewed Guest John Sweeney Interviewed Guest Laura Lippman Interviewed Guest Phillip Breen Interviewed Guest Quvenzhane Wallis Interviewed Guest Will Gluck Producer Jerome Weatherald Broadcast
- Tue 16 Dec 201419:15BBC Radio 4
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