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Michael Morpurgo sings The Old Barbed Wire
The author sings a moving song from Oh What A Lovely War.
  1. Michael Morpurgo sings The Old Barbed Wire
    03:52
    Michael Morpurgo sings The Old Barbed Wire
  2. Paapa Essiedu and Maxine Peake's conceptions of Hamlet
    04:00
    Paapa Essiedu and Maxine Peake's conceptions of Hamlet
  3. Maxine Peake on the challenges of playing Hamlet
    02:37
    Maxine Peake on the challenges of playing Hamlet
  4. Maxine Peake's approach to tackling Hamlet
    00:39
    Maxine Peake's approach to tackling Hamlet
  5. Paapa Essiedu and Maxine Peake on how the character Hamlet surprised them
    03:41
    Paapa Essiedu and Maxine Peake on how the character Hamlet surprised them
  6. Paapa Essiedu's take on 'To be or not to be...'
    01:06
    Paapa Essiedu's take on 'To be or not to be...'
  7. Paapa Essiedu and Maxine Peake on their influences
    01:22
    Paapa Essiedu and Maxine Peake on their influences
  8. David Gilmour on the unique sound of Rattle That Lock
    01:49
    David Gilmour on the unique sound of Rattle That Lock
  9. O for a muse of fire
    02:37
    O for a muse of fire
  10. Jonathan Dimbleby on breaking the Enigma code - and nearly losing the war
    02:42
    Jonathan Dimbleby on breaking the Enigma code - and nearly losing the war
  11. 'Hamlet was a play I admired but didn鈥檛 like'
    01:26
    'Hamlet was a play I admired but didn鈥檛 like'
  12. Caitlin Moran reads from her latest book Moranifesto
    06:01
    Caitlin Moran reads from her latest book Moranifesto
  13. Stephen Frears on the Oscars diversity row
    00:52
    Stephen Frears on the Oscars diversity row
  14. Susan Calman on growing up gay
    02:42
    Susan Calman on growing up gay
  15. Michael Palin on growing a moustache for new movies
    02:16
    Michael Palin on growing a moustache for new movies
  16. Andrew Davies on the cinematic writing of Tolstoy
    01:06
    Andrew Davies on the cinematic writing of Tolstoy
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