Front Row Episodes Episode guide
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Comedian John Bishop on his life story inspiring a Hollywood movie
Comedian John Bishop on his life story inspiring a Hollywood movie, Is This Thing On?
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Beryl Cook at 100
We celebrate artist Beryl Cook at 100.
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Reviewing Heated Rivalry, novel Jackson Alone, and the British Museum's Hawai'i exhibition
Plus - are contemporary art prizes favouring identity politics over artistic quality?
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Sir Ian McKellen, Sir Wayne McGregor and Emmylou Harris
Sir Ian McKellen talks about performing Laurie Slade's one-man play Equinox.
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Blue celebrate 25 years in pop and perform in the studio
Plus Marty Supreme director Josh Safdie talks to Tom Sutcliffe about the film.
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Screenwriter Eric Roth on his play High Noon
Screenwriter Eric Roth on his West End stage adaptation of High Noon
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Jessie Buckley on her starring role in the film Hamnet
Plus reviews of the novel Palaver by Bryan Washington and Sheridan Smith in Woman in Mind.
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Film-maker Ira Sachs on his latest screen project: Peter Hujar's Day
Film-maker Ira Sachs on his Peter Hujar film. Plus, Pianist RIOPY shares his new album.
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Innovations in book clubs, sitcoms by women and a new BBC One prison drama
Dennis Kelly (Matilda the Musical) on his new BBC prison series.
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David Bowie's late-career renaissance
Ten years on from his death, we re-assess David Bowie's legacy.
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Hogmanay live from Glasgow with Belle & Sebastian
Kirsty Wark is joined ahead of the bells by poet Michael Mullen and Belle & Sebastian.
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Joachim Trier on Sentimental Value, plus the films of Brigitte Bardot
Joachim Trier on his acclaimed Norwegian film Sentimental Value
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Who are the Founding Fathers and Mothers of American Culture?
250 years after American Independence, who are key figures that shaped American culture?
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Reviews of the film Marty Supreme, Into the Woods on stage and Natalie Haynes on Immersive Exhibitions
Plus we review the film Sentimental Value starring Stellan Skarsgård.
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Actor Will Sharpe on playing Mozart in Amadeus
A new TV adaptation of Peter Shaffer's Mozart.
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Jane Austen at 250 special
Samira Ahmed and guests discuss one of the English language's most important novelists.
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The great works of Rob Reiner
Celebrating the career of Hollywood giant Rob Reiner, who was found dead this morning.
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Reviewing Ella McCay plus the film's Oscar-winning writer and director James L. Brooks
Tom and guests also review the film Lurker, and a short story collection by Joy Williams.
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96-year-old actress June Squibb on her lead role in Scarlett Johansson's Eleanor the Great
Actress June Squibb on her role in Eleanor The Great; The spate of museum heists in 2025.
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2025 Turner Prize winner; remembering Martin Parr; Bradford’s year as the UK City of Culture
Turner Prize winner; remembering Martin Parr; Bradford’s year as the UK City of Culture.
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Kate Winslet on Goodbye June
Kate Winslet on her directorial debut, Goodbye June, starring Helen Mirren.
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Reviewing Paddington The Musical, Jafar Panahi's latest film, and Russell Tovey meets the Sea Devils
Paddington The Musical, Jafar Panahi's latest film, and Russell Tovey meets the Sea Devils
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Composer Sir John Rutter
Sir John Rutter on his first purely orchestral album in almost 60 years.
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Updating A Christmas Carol; new sculpture exhibition by blind artists and curators; 2025’s funniest novel
Updating A Christmas Carol; new exhibition by blind artists; 2025’s funniest novel.
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Front Row remembers Tom Stoppard
A tribute to the playwright Sir Tom Stoppard, who died on the weekend age 88.
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Review Show: Blue Moon film plus Turner and Constable at Tate Britain
Tom and guests also discuss Pillion, a film adaptation of Adam Mars-Jones’ novel Box Hill.
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The lead writer of Grand Theft Auto, Dan Houser, on his debut novel.
Dan Houser, lead writer of Grand Theft Auto, on his book about a game which goes wrong.
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Sydney Sweeney and Pasolini
Sydney Sweeney on her boxing film Christie. And the life and unsolved death of Pasolini.
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Stranger Things creators The Duffer Brothers on the show's final season
Stranger Things, fake memoirs and remembering Jimmy Cliff.
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Review Show: The Death of Bunny Munro; TV adaptation of Nick Cave's novel
The Ice Tower starring Marion Cotillard and Bridget Riley's Learning to See exhibition.