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Eartha Kitt shares her poignant experiences of childhood abandonment and poverty in a heartfelt interview, culminating in a beautiful performance of a Welsh song.
Kenny Everett reinvents himself as a rugged countryman in rural Sussex, but faces the challenge of returning to London for a press conference.
Syd Scroggie, a blind mountaineer and poet, passionately shares his love for climbing in the Scottish hills despite the challenges he faced after WWII.
Bill and Jake, the Klondyke Brothers, are notorious professional wrestlers whose villainous personas evoke intense hatred from fans, even inspiring physical confrontations.
Colin Welland shares his passion for Leeds United by engaging with players, experiencing intense training, and reflecting on the club's spirit during a banquet.
Labi Siffre reflects on his musical influences, challenges stereotypes of black artists, and critiques the impact of cover versions on songwriting.
Maureen Marsh, a devoted super-fan of Jim Reeves, maintained her passion for the late singer through poetry and music, even marrying a man named Jim in his honor.
Lieutenant Colonel George Styles reflects on his career as a bomb disposal expert, sharing insights from his recent experiences in Northern Ireland.
Chay Blyth shares insights on solo sailing around the world against prevailing winds, addressing young audience questions about his experiences and challenges.
Glam rock band The Sweet showcases their outrageous style and musical prowess during a day of recording and preparation at BBC Television Centre.
Mike Tomkies, a former glamorous journalist, abandoned his urban lifestyle at 38 to embrace a simpler life in the wilderness, focusing on nature and writing.
Danny La Rue, a top entertainer in 1970s Britain, shares his passion for performance and critiques the high tax rates and labels like drag and camp.
Arthur Ashe reflects on his Wimbledon title defense, discussing the impact of his champion status and the challenges faced by black tennis players.
Gene Wilder shares insights on acting, his collaborations with Mel Brooks, and the challenges of playing a romantic lead alongside a sheep.
Geoff Capes, a three-time Olympian and British shot put record holder, balanced his athletic career with police work and a passion for breeding budgerigars.
Otto Frank shares poignant insights about his daughter Anne's original diaries in a heartfelt interview, highlighting the enduring impact of her story.
James Herriot shares insights about his dual career as a veterinarian and bestselling author, revealing his writing habits and enduring love for rural Yorkshire.
Oliver Reed shares his passion for restoring Broome Hall, his expansive Victorian home in Surrey, while discussing his love for horse breeding and the estate's history.
Sylvester Stallone shares the challenges he faced in bringing his underdog boxing script Rocky to life, battling studio demands to star as the lead.
Wilf Mannion, once celebrated as the 'Golden Boy' of football, now works as a labourer in Teeside, reflecting on his remarkable career and legacy.
Kate Bush, at just 20 years old, prepares for her highly anticipated first tour, balancing intense dance rehearsals with the challenge of live vocal performance.
The Who's return to the stage at the Rainbow Theatre in 1979, following drummer Keith Moon's death, is explored through interviews with band members and insights into their evolving interests.
Robin Cousins, a prominent figure skater from Bristol, trains under Olympic coach Carlo Fassi in Colorado while preparing for the 1980 Lake Placid Olympics.
Fred Dibnah, a Lancashire steeplejack, showcases his unique method of demolishing chimneys brick by brick, highlighting his charm and disregard for safety.
Buzz Aldrin reflects on his NASA career and the mental health challenges he faced after becoming the second person to walk on the moon.
Emlyn Hughes reflects on his life and career, sharing personal anecdotes about his father and Liverpool manager Bill Shankly during a conversation with Russell Harty.
Kevin Keegan shares his thoughts on a lifelike fabric portrait of himself while discussing football, his career choices, and training drills with Simon Groom.
Noele Gordon reflects on her iconic role in Crossroads and her emotional exit in 1981, highlighted by a heartfelt performance and audience ovation.
Tom Kilburn, a pioneering mathematician and computer scientist, co-invented the Manchester Baby, the world's first stored-program computer, and contributed to the Atlas supercomputer.
Don Revie, a prominent football manager, reflects on his controversial move to manage Al-Nasr in Dubai after leaving the England national team.
Mike Jay, the 'Twickenham Samurai', becomes the first foreigner in over a millennium to compete in Japan's ancient Soma Nomaoi wild horse chase.
Roald Dahl shares insights into his writing process and the evolution of his career from adult short stories to beloved children's literature in his garden shed.
Christopher Reeve reflects on the impact of his iconic role as Superman, discussing fame, family expectations, and his return to the stage in 1984.
Larry Grayson reflects on his comedic career, from his early days in Nuneaton to achieving TV fame with his iconic catchphrases on The Generation Game.
Brendon Grimshaw transformed Ile Moyenne into a sanctuary for giant tortoises, leaving a lasting legacy as the world's smallest national park after his passing in 2012.
Julie Andrews reflects on her early career in music hall, her iconic role in Mary Poppins, and her friendship with André Previn in this 1987 interview.
Biddy Baxter, after 25 years as Blue Peter's Editor, receives heartfelt tributes and the prestigious gold Blue Peter badge in a memorable farewell celebration.
Walter Matthau surprises Jack Lemmon via satellite during a Wogan interview, showcasing their enduring friendship and mutual admiration despite the distance.
Benny Hill reflects on his four-decade career in comedy, sharing insights on his upbringing, writing process, and success in television and impersonations.
Justin Fashanu, the first high-profile professional footballer to come out as gay, discusses his decision, career challenges, and reflections on his past in a candid interview.
Ron Moody reflects on his iconic role as Fagin in Oliver!, his diverse career in acting and writing, and shares insights on engaging a theatre audience.
Macho Man Randy Savage engages with fans and promotes his Slam Jam single on the live studio show, showcasing his larger-than-life personality.
Steve Wozniak reflects on how his childhood passion for electronics and shyness shaped his innovative designs for the Apple I and II computers.
Canadian actor Christopher Plummer prepares to perform as Cyrano de Bergerac in his dressing room, reflecting on his illustrious career in theater.
A woman sits in a hospital room, surrounded by the sounds of distant beeping and crying, as she reflects on her childhood memories with her dying father.
Agnes Grunwald-Spier, a Holocaust survivor born in Budapest in 1944, shares her personal story and advocates for Holocaust remembrance and education.
Josh O, a Top 4 finalist at KBB 2021, shares his experiences and insights into the world of beatboxing in this engaging documentary series!
Jane's experience in a busy A&E department highlights the emotional and physical challenges faced by patients and families in Britain's healthcare system.
