Film '72

Season 2

46 episodes · Jan 2, 1973

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  • S2E1

    Sean Connery - Out of Bond

    Jan 2, 1973
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  • S2E2

    Episode 2

    Jan 9, 1973
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  • S2E3

    Episode 3

    Jan 16, 1973
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  • S2E4

    Episode 4

    Jan 23, 1973
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  • S2E5

    Episode 5

    Jan 30, 1973
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  • S2E6

    Episode 6

    Feb 6, 1973
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  • S2E7

    Episode 7

    Feb 13, 1973
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  • S2E8

    Episode 8

    Feb 20, 1973
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  • S2E9

    Episode 9

    Feb 27, 1973
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  • S2E10

    Episode 10

    Mar 6, 1973
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  • S2E11

    Episode 11

    Mar 20, 1973
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  • S2E12

    Episode 12

    Mar 26, 1973
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  • S2E13

    Episode 13

    Apr 3, 1973
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  • S2E14

    Episode 14

    Apr 10, 1973
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  • S2E15

    Episode 15

    Apr 17, 1973
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  • S2E16

    Episode 16

    Apr 24, 1973
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  • S2E17

    Episode 17

    May 1, 1973
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  • S2E18

    Episode 18

    May 8, 1973

    Lindsay Anderson's film O Lucky Man! (1973) is the official British entry to this year's Cannes Film Festival. Barry Norman reviews the film and looks at the career of Lindsay Anderson, director of This Sporting Life and If.

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  • S2E19

    Episode 19

    May 22, 1973
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  • S2E20

    Episode 20

    May 29, 1973
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  • S2E21

    Episode 21

    Jun 5, 1973

    Barry Norman looks at the new films, including Billy Wilder 's Avanti! (1972) starring Jack Lemmon, and Steelyard Blues (1973) starring Jane Fonda.

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  • S2E22

    Episode 22

    Jun 12, 1973
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  • S2E23

    Episode 23

    Jun 19, 1973
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  • S2E24

    Episode 24

    Jun 26, 1973
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  • S2E25

    Episode 25

    Jul 3, 1973
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  • S2E26

    Episode 26

    Jul 10, 1973
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  • S2E27

    Episode 27

    Jul 17, 1973
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  • S2E28

    Episode 28

    Jul 31, 1973
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  • S2E29

    On Location 'The Revenge of Dr. Death'

    Aug 7, 1973

    Film reviews, plus 8 minute location report on "Madhouse" ( Doctor Death- working title) AIP/Amicus. Interviews with actors, Peter Cushing and Vincent Price, and Director Jim Clark.

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  • S2E30

    Episode 30

    Aug 14, 1973
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  • S2E31

    Episode 31

    Aug 21, 1973
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  • S2E32

    Episode 32

    Aug 28, 1973
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  • S2E33

    Episode 33

    Sep 4, 1973
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  • S2E34

    It's Not a Grown-Up Man's Job Any More...

    Sep 18, 1973

    Dirk Bogarde, once Britain's top box office star, has gone into virtual retirement since he completed Death in Venice in 1970. He lives now in a converted farmhouse in the South of France. This summer he talked to Barry Norman about his career and his disenchantment with film acting.

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  • S2E35

    Episode 35

    Sep 25, 1973
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  • S2E36

    Episode 36

    Oct 2, 1973

    Film 73 looks at how two 'cult figures' from literature have been brought to the screen: Barry Norman discusses The Adventures of Barry Mackenzie with a guest critic and Neville Smith looks at Jerry Cornelius, science fiction fantasy hero of The Final Programme.

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  • S2E37

    Episode 37

    Oct 16, 1973
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  • S2E38

    Episode 38

    Oct 23, 1973
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  • S2E39

    Episode 39

    Oct 30, 1973
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  • S2E40

    Episode 40

    Nov 6, 1973
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  • S2E41

    Episode 41

    Nov 13, 1973
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  • S2E42

    Episode 42

    Nov 21, 1973
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  • S2E43

    Episode 43

    Nov 27, 1973
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  • S2E44

    Episode 44

    Dec 4, 1973
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  • S2E45

    Episode 45

    Dec 11, 1973
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  • S2E46

    Episode 46

    Dec 18, 1973

    Barry Norman recalls the films and personalities featured in the programme in 1973, including Michael Caine and Sleuth, Diana Ross and Lady Sings the Blues, Jack Lemmon and Save the Tiger - not forgetting the Housewife Superstar, Edna Everage.

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