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EPISODE · Jan 28, 2011 · 27 MIN

28/01/2011

from The Film Programme · host BBC Radio 4

Francine Stock talks to Paul Giamatti, the star of Sideways, about his new comedy drama Barney's Version.Donald Sutherland, the star of Don't Look Now and MASH, considers the difference between Hollywood in the 1970s and today.From Andrei Tarkovksy to Sylvester Stallone: Andrei Konchalovsky discusses state censorship, Stalin and Hollywood blockbusters.Lord David Puttnam, Asif Kapadia and Antonia Quirke reveal their final film diaries.

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Francine Stock talks to Paul Giamatti, the star of Sideways, about his new comedy drama Barney's Version.Donald Sutherland, the star of Don't Look Now and MASH, considers the difference between Hollywood in the 1970s and today.From Andrei Tarkovksy to Sylvester Stallone: Andrei Konchalovsky discusses state censorship, Stalin and Hollywood blockbusters.Lord David Puttnam, Asif Kapadia and Antonia Quirke reveal their final film diaries.

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Francine Stock talks to Paul Giamatti, the star of Sideways, about his new comedy drama Barney's Version.Donald Sutherland, the star of Don't Look Now and MASH, considers the difference between Hollywood in the 1970s and today.From Andrei Tarkovksy...

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