Joanne Froggatt, Sheridan Smith, Mark Gatiss and Jason Mraz
Chris chats to actresses Joanne Froggatt and Sheridan Smith plus writer and actor Mark Gatiss and singer Jason Mraz performs live in the studio.
Golden Globe winning actress Joanne Froggatt shares secrets from the film set of the new Mary Shelley drama. Actor, writer and comedian Mark Gatiss tells us what we can expect from The League of Gentlemen Live tour. Grammy Award winner Jason Mraz performs his new single Have It All live in the studio.
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Why was language so important to writers like Mary Shelley?
Duration: 02:21
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Jason Mraz on how Tracy Chapman gave him his big break!
Duration: 01:22
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Why is The League of Gentleman so dark?
Duration: 04:43
Music Played
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The Killers
Human
- Day & Age.
- Mercury.
- 1.
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Bastille
Quarter Past Midnight
- (CD Single).
- Virgin Records.
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Shirley Bassey
Diamonds Are Forever
- The Best Of James Bond 30th Anniversa.
- EMI.
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Joni Mitchell
Big Yellow Taxi
- Joni Mitchell.
- Reprise.
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Nina Simone
Ain't Got No, I Got Life
- (CD Single).
- Sony BMG.
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Roger Daltrey
How Far
- As Long As I Have You.
- Polydor.
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David Bowie & Mick Jagger
Dancing In The Street
- David Bowie - Best Of Bowie.
- EMI.
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Amy Winehouse
Tears Dry On Their Own
- (CD Single).
- Island.
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Sparks
This Town Ain't Big Enough For Both Of Us
- Fantastic 70's (Various Artists).
- Sony Tv/Columbia.
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Free
All Right Now
- Back To The 70's (CD1) (Various).
- EMI.
- 15.
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Def Leppard
Animal
- Def Leppard - Hysteria.
- Phonogram.
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Black Sabbath
Paranoid
- Million Sellers Vol.18 - The Seventie.
- Disky.
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Years & Years
If You're Over Me
- Palo Santo.
- Polydor.
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Pharrell Williams
Happy
- (CD Single).
- RCA.
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Pratt & McClain
Happy Days
- Television's Greatest Hits Volume 3 70s & 80s.
- Silva Screen Records Ltd.
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Cher & Andy Garc铆a
Fernando
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Carrie Underwood
Cry Pretty
- Cry Pretty.
- Capitol Nashville.
- 1.
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Britney Spears
Toxic
- (CD Single).
- Zomba.
Pause For Thought
From the Reverend Richard Coles:
听
I was on the train to Town
the other day and suddenly remembered that week I lost a rubber gardening clog
on the Mull of Kintyre. Replacement required, so I fired up the laptop, and my
fingers scampered over the keyboard until I found the website. But then, with
satisfaction only a click away, it crashed and crashed again. The carriage went
quiet. And I realised that, without thinking, I had been muttering; and when it
crashed the second time used an extremely rude phrase (usually abbreviated to
three letters, but in the long form). I blushed, and the man sitting opposite
smiled and said, 鈥淚鈥檇 love to hear one of your sermons鈥.
Bad Vicar. But why does it make people laugh? There鈥檚 always comedy in the gap
between what we want to be and what we actually are. With clergy, called to an
impossible standard, our failures are frequent and eye-catching, and
ridiculous, as writers from Chaucer to the League of Gentlemen, to name two
creditable examples, have discovered.
But what persists most strongly, I think, is the stereotype of the bumbling
unworldly cleric, unlikely to say anything stronger than 鈥渇lip鈥 when he
accidentally sits on the church cat.
I thought of this on Sunday in the Cathedral at Peterborough where we鈥檇
gathered for ordinations. A batch of new clergy stepped out into the brilliant
sunshine to cheers - how gratifying I thought, that the community takes them to
its heart, until I realised it was England fans on their way home from watching
the Panama game.
And it was hard to see caricatures on parade in that diverse group of the
newly-ordained; and I thought of my own cohort, leaving theological college all
those years ago. A faded pop starlet, the man who looked after the last working
gallows at Wandsworth nick, a food scientist responsible for monitoring the
mould in Stilton, and a ref - whole new meaning to the phrase 鈥渨ho鈥檚 the鈥
gentleman鈥 in the black?鈥 听
It鈥檚 real life, you see. The call, if it comes, may be wholly unexpected, and
very surprising, not to mention inconvenient; but then all points on this
earth, are equidistant from the Saviour of All, and the challenge to live in
light and love and grace.
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