Hugh Bonneville; Mary J Blige; Remember Me
Hugh Bonneville on his role in the Paddington film; Mary J Blige on her new album, The London Sessions; Remember Me starring Michael Palin, reviewed.
Hugh Bonneville discusses his role as Mr Brown in the new Paddington film; Mary J Blige on self doubt, soul music and making an album inspired by London; Michael Palin stars in BBC drama, Remember Me - a contemporary ghost story set in Yorkshire. Chris Dunkley joins John to review it. And two of the biggest comedy hit films of the year have been Bad Neighbours and 22 Jump St, but Adam Smith warns the films' stars not to take too much for granted, because as history shows, comedy can be cruel to its once high-earning, all-conquering funnymen.
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“Self-doubt, it is always there” - Mary J Blige
Duration: 09:08
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Hugh Bonneville
Duration: 08:14
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Remember Me
Duration: 05:06
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Mary J Blige
Duration: 09:18
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Comedy film stars
Duration: 05:04
The London Sessions: Mary J. Blige
Image: John Wilson with Mary J. Blige. Photo by Jerome Weatherald.
Paddington
Remember Me
22 Jump Street
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | John Wilson |
| Interviewed Guest | Hugh Bonneville |
| Interviewed Guest | Chris Dunkley |
| Interviewed Guest | Mary J Blige |
| Interviewed Guest | Adam Smith |
| Producer | Rebecca Armstrong |
Broadcast
- Wed 19 Nov 2014 19:15BBC Radio 4
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