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- The Sunday Programme Episode dated 6 April 2003
- TV Episode |News
The Sunday Programme
Episode dated 6 April 2003
TV Episode |News
Writers
Sebastian Faulks (extract from novel Birdsong) |Wilfred Owen (poem)
Producer
Status
Edit Released
Updated Apr 6, 2003
Release date
Apr 6, 2003 (United Kingdom)
Contacts
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| Cast | + Add Cast |
|---|---|
| 7 cast members |
| Name | Known for |
|---|---|
 Steve RichardsSelf - Presenter Self - Presenter See fewer |
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| Oonagh BlackmanSelf - Newspaper Reviewer Self - Newspaper Reviewer See fewer |
The Sunday Programme (1994) |
| Greg HurstSelf - Newspaper Reviewer Self - Newspaper Reviewer See fewer |
The Sunday Programme (1994) |
| Will Hutton Self Self See fewer |
The Money Programme (1966) |
| Estelle Morris Self Self See fewer |
Blair: The Inside Story (2007) |
| Charles PowellSelf (as Lord Powell) Self (as Lord Powell) See fewer |
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| Chris Smith Self Self See fewer |
The London Programme (1975) |
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