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Christopher Nolan

Christopher Nolan tells Francine Stock about his first war movie, Dunkirk, and why it is his most experimental film to date.

With Francine Stock.

The director of Inception, Christopher Nolan tells Francine Stock about his first war movie, Dunkirk, and why it's his most experimental film to date.

Bryan Fogel explains how his film Icarus helped to expose the truth about Russia's involvement in doping in sports.

Comedian Rosemary Fletcher wonders why her gay best friends have never measured up to Rupert Everett in My Best Friend's Wedding, in her series Rosemary Versus The Rom-Com.

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28 minutes

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Sun 23 Jul 201723:00
BBC Radio 4

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Credits

PresenterFrancine Stock
Interviewed GuestChristopher Nolan
Interviewed GuestBryan Fogel
Interviewed GuestRosemary Fletcher

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  • Thu 20 Jul 201716:00
    BBC Radio 4 FM
  • Sun 23 Jul 201723:00
    BBC Radio 4

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