Tom Hollander, Emma Donoghue, Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Arts news with John Wilson, including Tom Hollander on the return of Rev, author Emma Donoghue on her new book Frog Music, and a review of Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
With John Wilson
Tom Hollander on playing The Reverend Adam Smallbone as television sitcom Rev returns to our screens for a third series.
Emma Donoghue talks about 'Frog Music', her first novel since 'Room', and in a stark departure, her new book is set in 1876 in San Francisco, in the middle of a stifling heat wave and smallpox epidemic. Based on real events, the story opens with the murder of the eccentric Jenny Bonet, frog catcher and wearer of "mens' clothes" at a time when such a thing was illegal. Emma Donoghue tells John Wilson how the idea she first had 15 years ago, has finally come to fruition, and how she came to draw the conclusion that detectives at the time didn't.
The latest addition to the Marvel Comics film franchise is Captain America: The Winter Soldier, which sees Scarlett Johansson and Robert Redford take their part in the superhero battle between good and evil. Novelist Naomi Alderman reviews.
To mark Radio 4's forthcoming Character Invasion - when fictional characters will be taking over the network - Front Row asked five of Britain's leading actors to talk about their experience of playing an iconic character. To start us off, Dame Harriet Walter describes her experience of playing Lady Macbeth in a celebrated production of the play by the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1999.
Produced by Ella-mai Robey.
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Dame Harriet Walter on playing Lady Macbeth
Duration: 05:26
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Tom Hollander
Duration: 08:38
Emma Donoghue
Duration: 08:36
Captain America
Duration: 04:27
Dame Harriet Walter
Duration: 06:06
Tom Hollander
Tom Hollander on playing The Reverend Adam Smallbone as television sitcom Rev returns to our screens for a third series.
Emma Donoghue
Emma Donoghue talks about 'Frog Music', her first novel since 'Room', and in a stark departure, her new book is set in 1876 in San Francisco, in the middle of a stifling heat wave and smallpox epidemic. Based on real events, the story opens with the murder of the eccentric Jenny Bonet, frog catcher and wearer of "mens' clothes" at a time when such a thing was illegal.Captain America
The latest addition to the Marvel Comics film franchise is Captain America: The Winter Soldier, which sees Scarlett Johansson and Robert Redford take their part in the superhero battle between good and evil. Novelist Naomi Alderman reviews.
Dame Harriet Walter
To mark Radio 4's forthcoming Character Invasion - when fictional characters will be taking over the network - Front Row asked five of Britain's leading actors to talk about their experience of playing an iconic character. To start us off, Dame Harriet Walter describes her experience of playing Lady Macbeth in a celebrated production of the play by the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1999.
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Role Contributor Presenter John Wilson Interviewed Guest Tom Hollander Interviewed Guest Emma Donoghue Interviewed Guest Naomi Alderman Interviewed Guest Harriet Walter Producer Ella-mai Robey Broadcast
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