29/07/2011
Anjelica Huston talks about Sartre, her father and kids' films, Wayne Hemingway explains why he loves Jazz on a summer's day and Mark Gatiss introduces the Spanish Dracula.
In this week's Film Programme Matthew Sweet talks to Hollywood royalty, Anjelica Huston. Their extended conversation embraces her latest excursion into kids films, Horrid Henry but also her reflections on Montgomery Clift, Jean Paul Sartre, Dick and Dom, her father and childhood in Ireland. She's joined by the designer, Wayne Hemingway, who shares his enthusiasm for the vintage film, Jazz on a Summer's Day and by Mark Gatiss who reveals the extraordinary story of the Spanish Dracula in the second instalment of his series about foreign horror.
Producer: Zahid Warley.
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- Fri 29 Jul 2011 16:30麻豆社 Radio 4 FM
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