Coronation Street set; Chapman brothers; Jeune et Jolie
John Wilson tours the new set of Coronation Street with Tony Warren, interviews the Chapman brothers about their new show Come and See, and reviews the film Jeune et Jolie.
John Wilson gets a sneak preview of the latest Coronation Street set at its new home in Salford Quays. He talks to the series creator Tony Warren, Executive Producer Kieran Roberts, and Weatherfield local Audrey Roberts (Sue Nicholls).
As their controversial new show "Come and See" opens at the Sackler Serpentine Gallery in London, visual artists Jake and Dinos Chapman discuss their attitude to their subject matter and their sometimes difficult relationship with their audience.
French director Fran莽ois Ozon's latest film, "Jeune et Jolie", is about a 17-year-old girl exploring her sexuality by becoming a high-class call girl. Novelist MJ Hyland delivers her verdict.
And as previously unpublished JD Salinger stories see the light of day, John asks why some authors want their work to remain under wraps until long after their death.
Producer: Ekene Akalawu.
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Coronation Street
Images above and right: Front Row's John Wilson visits the new Coronation Street set.聽
Jake and Dinos Chapman
is at the Serpentine Gallery in London until 9th February 2014.
Image left: Installation view from Come and See. 漏 2013 Hugo Glendinning.
Jeune et Jolie
Jeune et Jolie is in selected cinemas now certificate 18.聽
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | John Wilson |
| Interviewed Guest | Tony Warren |
| Interviewed Guest | Sue Nicholls |
| Interviewed Guest | Jake Chapman |
| Interviewed Guest | Dinos Chapman |
| Producer | Ekene Akalawu |
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- Fri 29 Nov 2013 19:15麻豆社 Radio 4
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