The Homesman reviewed; Dave Grohl
Tommy Lee Jones' film The Homesman reviewed; Dave Grohl on Foo Fighters' new album; Blanche McIntyre on Accolade.
Tonight's Front Row reviews The Homesman - a western directed by and starring Tommy Lee Jones - and Dave Grohl talks about Foo Fighters' new album, Sonic Highways.
Also in the programme: director Blanche McIntyre on her revival of Emlyn Williams' 1950 play about sex, scandal and blackmail, Accolade - and Cecil Beaton's biographer Hugo Vickers considers a new exhibition of his photography.
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Images from the exhibition at Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler
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Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl
Duration: 08:16
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Dave Grohl
Duration: 08:42
The Homesman
Duration: 04:41
Cecil Beaton
Duration: 06:58
Blanche McIntyre
Duration: 07:36
Sonic Highways
The album Sonic Highways by is available now, released by Columbia Records.
The first 5 episodes of the documentary series 聽are available now to watch via the .Cecil Beaton
, an exhibition at Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler,聽opens on 18 November and runs until 5 December.
Cecil Beaton: Portraits and Profiles, written by Cecil Beaton and edited by Hugo Vickers, is available now published by Frances Lincoln.
Image:聽Cecil Beaton with Mickey the cat, Reddish house (Self Portrait) 漏The Cecil Beaton Studio Archive at Sotheby鈥檚.The Homesman
, directed by聽Tommy Lee Jones, is released in UK cinemas on 21 November, certificate 15.Accolade
, directed by聽Blanche McIntyre, runs at St James Theatre in London until 13 December.
Image:聽Abigail Cruttenden (Rona Trenting) and Alexander Hanson (Will Trenting). Photo by Mark Douet.Credits
Role Contributor Presenter John Wilson Interviewed Guest Hannah McGill Interviewed Guest Dave Grohl Interviewed Guest Hugo Vickers Interviewed Guest Blanche McIntyre Producer Rebecca Nicholson Broadcast
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