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Timeshift 2002

Documentary

Series looking at changes in British society, employing archive footage from the BBC and other sources.

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Director	Francis Welch Merryn Threadgold Robert Murphy Mostrar los 61 directores Sebastian Barfield Rachel Jardine Gerry Dawson Julia Foot Matt Pelly Rebecca Whyte Andy Hall Matthew Thomas Tom Cholmondeley Steve O'Hagan Linda Sands Liz Baker Amanda Reilly Kate Thomas Sally Thomson Fergus Colville Stephanie Wessell Carole Lochhead George Chan David Leach Deep Sehgal Tony Stark John Das Jo Haywood Stephen Rankin Dee Ryding Rob Bayly Louise Hibbins Laura Humphreys Alex Mackintosh Ian James Pye David Hutt Khalid Khan Roy Chapman Anna Gravelle Tony Higgins David Olusoga Georgina Harvey Claire Martin Jeremy Bristow George Chan Debbie Martin Andy Mosse Clare Wilmshurst Borja Cantera Naz Massoumi Alastair McKee Wendy McLean Lucie Donahue Jon Morrice Chloe Penman Robin Toyne Julian Mercer Eve White Jake Hayes
Artists	Veronika Hyks as Self - Narrator Kim Newman as Self Tamsin Greig as Self - Narrator Mostrar los 1227 artistas Andrew Martin as Self - Presenter Matthew Sweet as Self Andrew Collins as Self - Author and Broadcaster Michael Rosen as Self Peter York as Self Barry Cryer as Self Stuart Maconie as Self Fi Glover as Self - Narrator Denis Lawson as Self - Narrator Julian Rhind-Tutt as Self - Narrator C.P. Lee as Self - University of Salford Colin Divall as Self - Historian, University of York Christopher Frayling as Self - Author and Film Historian as Self - Narrator Charles Wheeler as Self David Attenborough as Self Chris Dunkley as Self - Interviewee Dick Fiddy as Researcher Simon Hoggart as Self Nigel Kneale as Self Anthony Howell as Self - Narrator Paul McGann as Self - Narrator as Self - Narrator Paul Atterbury as Self - Presenter Tom Baker as Self - Narrator Sarah Lancashire as Self - Narrator Robert Winston as Self - Narrator Miles Jupp as Self - Narrator Rebecca Front as Self - Narrator Anne Nightingale as Self as Self - Readings Alan Parker as Self Vic Gatrell as Self - Historian, Caius College, Cambridge Michael Grade as Self - Chairman, BBC as Self Brian Winston as Self - University of Lincoln Quentin Willson as Self - Motoring Journalist and Broadcaster Pete Brown as Self Tom Jaine as Self - Food Historian Zog Ziegler as Self - Car Journalist John Hegarty as Self - Creative Director, BBH Advertising Gregory Votolato as Self - Design Historian Shirley Williams as Self - Education Secretary 1976-1979 Lee Hall as Self - Interviewee Jonathan Meades as Self - Food Writer and Broadcaster Michael Buerk as Self Francis Spufford as Self - Author, 'Backroom Boys' Patrick Russell as Self - Curator, British Film Institute Fenella Fielding as Self - Friend of Eric Thompson Maire Messenger Davies as Self - Cardiff University Barry Forshaw as Self - The Rough Guide to Crime Fiction David Puttnam as Self Juliet Gardiner as Self - Historian Simon Garfield as Self - Author Huw Lewis-Jones as Self - Historian John Aizlewood as Self - Football Writer Jon Agar as Self - University College London Robert Hewison as Self - Cultural Historian as Self - Journalist Vanessa Toulmin as Self - National Fairground Archive, University of Sheffield Kris Beuret as Self - Director, Social Research Associates Martin Gorsky as Self - London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Ann Featherstone as Self - Manchester University Alan Lodge as Self - Photojournalist James Robinson as Self - Editor, 'The Classic Motorcycle' Dominic Sandbrook as Self - Historian Prue Leith as Self - BR Board, 1980-1985 Simon Heffer as Self - Associate Editor, Daily Telegraph Suzanne McDonald as Self - Sociologist Martin Amis as Self - Author Colin Pillinger as Self - Beagle 2 Project as Self - BBC Family Programmes 1962-1967 Lee Durrell as Self - Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust Paul Morley as Self Bill Nighy as Self Stella Rimington as Self Robert Lindsay as Self Emmylou Harris as Self Mark Gatiss as Self Terry Jones as Self Mike Phillips as Self - Author: 'Windrush' Martin Bell as Self David Aaronovitch as Self Ranulph Fiennes as Self Peter Ashley as Self - Author Sophie Cole as Readings Bernard Porter as Self Fay Weldon as Self Marguerite Patten as Self as Self Tony Robinson as Self Kathryn Hughes as Self Christian Wolmar as Self - Rail Historian Patrick Moore as Self Tim Pigott-Smith as Presenter Mary Quant as Self Mark Lamarr as Self - Narrator as Self Chris Serle as Self - Narrator as Self - Narrator Kate O'Mara as Self - Narrator as Self Valerie Edmond as Self - Narrator as Self - Narrator as Self as Self - Narrator Roger Scruton as Self Chris Waddle as Self Richard Ingrams as Self Peter Preston as Self Ross Benson as Self - Feature Writer, The Daily Mail as Self - Narrator Sylvestra Le Touzel as Self - Narrator Trevor Nelson as Self - Presenter as Self - Narrator David Hepworth as Self - Presenter Olivia Williams as Self - Narrator Michael Maloney as Narrator [Dr. Watson] as Self - Narrator John Lahr as Self - Presenter as Self - Narrator Adam Hart-Davis as Self - Narrator Francine Stock as Self - Narrator Eddie Mair as Self - Narrator Richard Ayoade as Self - Narrator Emilia Fox as Self - Narrator as Self - Narrator Daisy Donovan as Self - Narrator as Self - Narrator as Self - Narrator David Lodge as Self Sally Phillips as Self - Narrator Caroline Quentin as Self - Narrator Claire Rayner as Self as Self - Presenter as Self John Inverdale as Self - Presenter Tim Lott as Self - Presenter Colin Shindler as Self Deborah Maclaren as Self - Narrator Jonathan Freedland as Self - Presenter Stella Duffy as Self - Presenter Lesley Sharp as Self - Narrator John Harris as Self - Presenter Raymond Keene as Self - Grandmaster Jason Isaacs as Self - Narrator as Self - Narrator Andrew Hussey as Self - Presenter Mark Carwardine as Self - Narrator June Whitfield as Self - Narrator Robert Gwilym as Self - Narrator Christopher Douglas as Nigel Walmsley Craig Lapper as Self - Senior Examiner, BBFC Mark Chapman as Self - Narrator Glenn Lewis as Self - Narrator as Self - Narrator as Self - Narrator Stephen Mangan as Self - Narrator as Self - Narrator Rachel Johnson as Self - Presenter Wayne Hemingway as Self - Narrator Siobhan Finneran as Self - Narrator as Self - Narrator Lucie Green as Self Gideon Coe as Self - Narrator Charlotte Green as Self - Narrator Lesley Manville as Self - Narrator Hugh Bonneville as Self - Narrator as Self - Narrator Steven Mackintosh as Self - Narrator Mark Evans as Presenter as Self - Narrator Liz Bonnin as Self - Narrator Babita Sharma as Self - Presenter Victoria Coren Mitchell as Self - Narrator as Self - Narrator Grace Dent as Self - Narrator Zadie Smith as Self Syd Little as Self Bob Fisher as Self - Sailing Correspondent, The Guardian Peter Klepsch as Self - German Citizen Lenny Henry as Self Michael Dobbs as Self Jonathan Dimbleby as Self Ivor Wood as Self - Animator Jimmy Hill as Self Simon Calder as Self - Travel Editor, The Independent Biddy Baxter as Self - 'Blue Peter' Editor, 1962-1988 Cormac Murphy-O'Connor as Self Christopher McCullough as Self - Exeter University Brian Clemens as Self Jeremy Hardy as Self as Self Hilary Kahn as Self - University of Manchester Alan Plater as Self - Interviewee as Self - Crime Writer Martin Mobberley as Self - Amateur Astronomer Asa Briggs as Self - Historian Anthony Daniels as Self Matthew Graham as Self as Self Sarah Dunant as Self - Historical Novelist Martin Moore as Self - London School of Economics Jon Culshaw as Self - Dead Ringers Miles Taylor as Self - University of York Diana Henry as Self - Food Writer Maddie Rowe as Self - Mills & Boon Editor Lawrie Hall as Self - British Railways Manager 1966-2005 Peter Firmin as Self Bernhard Rieger as Self - University College, London Daniel King as Self - Grandmaster Ian Johnston as Self - Maritime Historian Andrew Bulmer as Self - Photographer John Lister as Self - Miller Robert Lambert as Self - Nottingham University Giuliana Pieri as Self - Senior Lecturer in Italian, Royal Holloway, University of London Alan Bennett as Self - Interviewee Harry Potter as Self - Barrister and Historian Michael Shepherd as Self - General Manager, Hilton Hotel Ronnie Smart as Self Dave Haddock as Self - Lifetime Coach Passenger Bernard Jefford as Self - Former National Express Driver Bob Woffinden as Self - Journalist and Author Jon Marshall as Self - Proprietor, 'Side Show Illusions' Max Hastings as Self - Military Historian Simon Taylor as Self - Motoring Journalist Sally Sheard as Self - Liverpool University Matthew Hilton as Self - University of Birmingham Frank Rimer as Self - Professional Wrestler Iain Gately as Self - Author 'Drink: A Cultural History of Alcohol' Oleg Lapidus as Self - Musician Diana Mather as Self - Etiquette Instructor as Self - The Bartitsu Society Ben Jones as Self - Editor, 'Model Rail' Magazine Mark Wilsmore as Self - The Ace Café Rose Cannan as Self - Hairdresser, Avansky Salon, 1939-1967 Ros Cranston as Self - Curator, British Film Institute Jimmy Thomas as Self - Gaming Impressario Helen Day as Self - Ladybird Books Collector Muriel Thatcher as Self - Visitor, Dudley Zoo Eric Bristow as Self - Darts Player Kevin Horsburgh as Self - National Oceanography Centre Charlie Connelly as Self - Author, 'Attention All Shipping' Bill Osgerby as Self - Cultural Historian Ross Floyd as Self - Passenger Rachel Hewitt as Self - Author, 'Map of a Nation' Sue Shepherd as Self - Food Historian Kyle Bosworth as Self - Transport Journalist Jimmy James as Self - Rail Enthusiast Paul Evans as Self - Curator, Museum of Power Garel Rhys as Self - Cardiff Business School Polly Russell as Self - Historian Hugh Jefferies as Self - Stanley Gibbons Ltd Doreen McNally as Self - Women of the Waterfront 1995-1998 Colin Hill as Self - Pigeon Fancier and Curator of 'Pigeons at War' Caroline Shenton as Self - Author, 'The Day Parliament Burned Down' Ian Callum as Self - Director of Design, Jaguar Barry Bucknell as Self - Presenter, 'Bucknell's House' Jayaben Desai as Self - Grunwick Strike Committee Zdena Nemcová as Self - Czech Citizen Troy Kennedy-Martin as Self Michael Foot as Self Matthew Harwood as Self - Jungian Analyst John Ellis as Self - TV Historian, Royal Holloway Tim O'Connor as Self - Notting Dale Resident Josiane Wood as Self Rowan Pelling as Self Kate Dunn as Self - TV Historian David Wright as Self - British Rocketry Oral History Programme Brig Oubridge as Self - Traveller and Environmental Activist James Sumner as Self - National Archive: History of Computing Antony Barrington Brown as Self - Expedition Member - Cameraman and Cook Eddie Carpenter as Self - Amateur Astronomer Nicholas Kenyon as Self - Controller, Radio 3, 1992-8 Ashley Pharoah as Self Brian Aldiss as Self Laurie Taylor as Self Clive Anderson as Self - Whose Line is it Anyway? Helena Kennedy as Self Michael Hughes as Self - University of Liverpool Kate Figes as Self James Naughtie as Self - Author, 'The Accidental American' Terry Gourvish as Self - Historian, London School of Economics as Self - Creator, Teletubbies and In the Night Garden Dominic Lawson as Self - Author and Journalist Tom McKendrick as Self - Loftsman, 1963-69 Andrea Camilleri as Self - Author Lynsey Hanley as Self - Journalist and Author Ian Nathan as Self - Executive Editor, 'Empire' Magazine as Self - Historian and Writer Kay Smart as Self Martin Young as Self - 'Rough Justice' Presenter, 1982-1986 Cyril Kenzie as Self - Coach Driver Gordon Campbell Gray as Self - Hotelier Seán McConville as Self - Historian of Criminal Justice, Queen Mary, London Barry Davies as Self - 113 Coy RASC, 1961-1963 Christopher Snowdon as Self - Author 'Velvet Glove, Iron Fist' Anglo Italian as Self - 'Wrestling Heritage' website Jonathan Reinarz as Self - University of Birmingham Graeme Alexander as Self - Cantor Steven Thompson as Self - Aberystwyth University William Hanson as Self - Etiquette Instructor Dave Croxford as Self - Professional Racer Peter Collinge as Self - Hairdresser, 1942-1992 Carolyn Downs as Self - Lancaster University Emelyne Godfrey as Self - Author 'Self Defence in Victorian Literature' Simon Garrett as Self - Head of Learning, Bristol Zoo Jenny Pearce as Self - Daughter of Douglas Keen Bobby George as Self - Darts Player Richard Avery as Self - Parish of Berkeley Richard Hamblyn as Self - Author, 'The Invention of Clouds' Tony Foley as Self - Original Mod Amanda Field as Self - Author, 'The Wartime Films of Sherlock Holmes' Matthew Fort as Self - Food Writer Nicholas Crane as Self - President, Royal Geographic Society as Self - Mountaineer Boris Chertok as Self - Engineer, Soviet Space Programme Robin Wall as Self - Master Mariner Leo Hubbard as Self - Royal Navy Submarine Museum Ted Eggs as Self - Film Director, British Transport Films, 1961-1982 Alan Bennett as Self - Rail Historian Billy Harrison as Self - Cunard Employee 1954-1969 Derek Hudd as Self - Ferryman, Severn Ferry David Gentleman as Self - Artist and Designer Chris Wilson as Self - Former Cornershop Owner Ron Long as Self - Fire Historian and Former Fireman Jonathan Leigh as Self - Pigeon Fancier David Hay as Self - BT Archives Dick Batt as Self - Sailmaker Jirí Pehe as Self - Director, New York University in Prague as Self John Craven as Self - Broadcaster A.A. Gill as Self - Television Critic Jean-Michel Biard as Self - Merchandising Executive John Walton as Self - University of Central Lancs Ivan Weekes as Self - Colville Resident Christopher Orlebar as Self - Concorde Pilot and Historian Peter Byrne as Det. Sgt Andy Crawford as Self - Playwright John Peel as Self - Broadcaster Johnnie Walker as Self Reg Turnill as Self - BBC Aerospace Correspondent 1956-76 Allan Cubitt as Self - Screenwriter John Glenister as Self - Interviewee Jon Meacham as Self - Amateur Astronomer as Self - Academic and Writer Frederic Raphael as Self as Self Richard Leigh as Self - Author, 'The Holy Blood and The Holy Grail' Simon Schama as Self Katharine Whitehorn as Self Sue Palmer as Self - Author, 'Toxic Childhood' Kate Colquhoun as Self - Historian and Writer Mark Billingham as Self - Crime Writer Danny Hopkins as Self - Editor, 'Steam Railway Magazine' Lauren Child as Self - Author Alexander Morrison as Self - Shipyard Worker, 1931-64 Harriet Hunt as Self - International Master Anne Massey as Self - Kingston University, London Ray Gosling as Self - Writer and Broadcaster Maxim Jakubowski as Self - Publisher, MaxCrime John-Henri Holmberg as Self - Publisher and Critic Andrew Whitley as Self - Organic Baker Ken Dodd as Self - Comedian Peter Hill as Self - 'Rough Justice' Producer, 1982-1986 Barbara Flin as Self - Wallace Arnold Tour Guide Sara Wheeler as Self - Travel Writer and Author, 'Terra Incognita' Tim Hitchcock as Self - Historian, University of Hertfordshire Lucy Bending as Self - Author, 'The Representation of Bodily Pain' Maria Wyke as Self - University College London Chris Haigh as Self - Musician Max Crabtree as Self - Wrestling Promoter Tania McIntosh as Self - Nottingham University Colin Boxall-Hunt as Self - Royal Artillery, 1961-1981 Claire Langhamer as Self - Historian, University of Sussex Simon Chase as Self - Cigar Expert Julie Anderson as Self - University of Kent Chris Packham as Self - Naturalist and Broadcaster Chris Littledale as Self - Brighton Toy and Model Museum Garry Marvin as Self - Human-Animal Studies, University of Roehampton Caroline Cox as Self - Fashion Historian, Central Saint Martins Keith Laybourn as Self - University of Huddersfield Keith Ducklin as Self - Fight Choreographer Emma Clery as Self - Historian Steve Wilson as Self - Author, 'British Motorbikes' Benedict Cumberbatch as Self - Actor, Sherlock Tom Fort as Self - Author, 'Under The Weather' Bill Boon as Self - Parish of Slimbridge Pat Whittington as Self - Original Mod Wade Davis as Self - Author, 'Into The Silence' Hugh Westacott as Self - Rambler Charlie Haywood as Self - Royal Navy Submarine Museum Neil O'Brien as Self - Purser Bob Gwynne as Self - Curator, National Railway Museum Bryan Lovell as Self - Geologist John McGoldrick as Self - Curator, National Railway Museum Dan Cruickshank as Self - Architectural Historian Sita Balani as Self - Kings College London Tony Sanders as Self - Former Docker Nigel Linge as Self - University of Salford Bob Bonner as Self - Curator of Greater Manchester Fire Museum and Former Fireman Martin Johnes as Self - Swansea University Chris Ryder as Self - Owner of Morris Minor Paul Foot as Self - Socialist Workers Party Stuart Walton as Self - Author, 'Out of It' Bill Pertwee as Self - Author, 'Beside the Seaside' Ed Pilkington as Self - Author and Journalist Marcelle D'Argy Smith as Self - Journalist and Broadcaster Sylvia Peters as Self - BBC Announcer Monica Sims as Self - Head of Children's Programmes, 1968-78 Christine Slattery as Self - TV Archivist, BBC Roger Waters as Self - Pink Floyd Carole Mowlam as Pat Grove Eric Brown as Self - Test Pilot 1942-73 Ranking Miss P. as Self George McKay as Self - University of Central Lancashire as Self - Novelist and Amateur Astronomer Richard Baker as Self - Announcer, Third Programme Alan Barnes as Self - Film Historian Pat Murphy as Self - Expedition Member - Navigator and Chef as Self Marcus Brigstocke as Self - The Now Show William Fishman as Self - East End Historian Bill Deedes as Self Peter Jay as Self - Ambassador to USA, 1975-77 Sharon Kendrick as Self - Writing Course Tutor Andrew Scott as Self - Head of National Railway Museum David Howell as Self - Grandmaster Edward Sheeran as Self Sandy Stephen as Self - Former Managing Director, Alexander Stephen and Sons, 1948-68 Sandy Stephen as Self - Former Managing Director, Alexander Stephen and Sons, 1948-68 Shirley Anne Field as Self - Actress Val McDermid as Self - Crime Writer Linda Collister as Self - Food Writer Norman Moore as Self - Nature Conservancy, 1953-83 as Self - Broadcaster, Commentator and YES Keyboardist Henry Worsley as Self - Polar Traveller Robert Blecker as Self - New York Law School Mike Sutcliffe as Self - Charabanc Historian Laci Endresz as Self - Blackpool Tower Circus Director Brian Paddick as Self - Former Deputy Assistant Commissioner, Metropolitan Police Joanna Bourke as Self - Historian, Birkbeck, London Peter Davey as Self - Tram Enthusiast John Wheatley as Austin-Healey 100 Owner Ken Adams as Self - REME, 1959-1968 Merlin Shepherd as Self - Musician Jim Mulligan as Self - Hospital Patient, 1930s-40s Ruth Cherrington as Self - Sociologist Ilfra Goldberg as Self Hack as Self - 'Wrestling Heritage' website Randal Keynes as Self - Biographer of Charles Darwin Andrew Motion as Self - Poet Russell Senior as Self - Musician, 'Pulp' Katie Fish as Self - Fairground Stallholder Ian Carter as Self - University of Auckland Wendy Wilson as Self - Archivist, 'The Lady' Sonia Povey as Self - Customer Mark Law as Self - Author 'Pyjama Games' as Self - Novelist Gill Evans as Self - Original Mod Sarah Batten as Self - Bride Geoff Hawkes as Self - Parish of Fairford Neil Marshall as Self - Chairman, Brighton Belle Trust James Pembroke as Self - Author, 'Growing Up in Restaurants' Tim O'Brien as Self - Associate Director, Jodrell Bank Observatory Edward Davies as Self - Captain Dave Morrison as Self - Former Engineer, Ricardo Alan Marshall as Self - British Rail Public Relations, 1968-1991 Marilyn Bechter as Self - Cartographer, Ordnance Survey, 1956-1994 Fiona Rule as Self - Author, 'London's Docklands' Douglas Muir as Self - The British Postal Museum Mike Parsons as Self - Design Engineer, Severn Bridge Deyan Sudjic as Self - The Design Museum, London Victoria Melody as Self - Artist Shane Ewen as Self - Fire Historian Amy Carter as Self - Owner of Morris Minor Norris McWhirter as Self - National Association for Freedom as Self - Head of Publishing, Drugscope Jackie Stewart as Self - F1 World Champion Arthur Dungate as Self - BBC Technician Edward Barnes as Self - 'Newsround' Creator Jane Seddon as Self - Head of Blackpool Tourism Steve Bryant as Self - Keeper of Television, NFTVA John Scott-Scott as Self - Chief Hydrodynamics Engineer 1961-71 Seth Giddings as Self - University of the West of England Charles Shaar Murray as Self - Rock Journalist as Self - 'Dr Watson', 1986-94 Heather Couper as Self - Astronomer Dave Gelly as Self - Interviewee Jonathan Riley-Smith as Self - Ecclesiastical Historian, Cambridge David Mitchell as Self - That Mitchell and Webb Look Lynne Gatiss as Self Frank Lowe as Self - Former Chief Executive, Collet Dickenson Pearce Lauren Henderson as Self - Writer Jimmy Reid as Self - Trade Unionist Stephen Moss as Self - Journalist Rowley Atterbury as Self Stephen Postgate as Self - Son Bill Adams as Self - University of Cambridge Colin Lomax as Self - Technical Sales Manager, Hovis Charles Burdett as Self - Department of Italian, University of Bristol John Hill as Self - Royal Holloway, University of London Liz Arratoon as Self - Circus Correspondent, 'The Stage' Glynn Wilton as Self - National Tramway Museum Stephen Barber as Self - Former Managing Director, Wallace Arnold Heather Lane as Self - Scott Polar Research Institute Emma Griffin as Self - Historian, University of East Anglia Deborah Thom as Self - Historian of Psychology, Robinson College, Cambridge Victoria Mather as Self - Journalist as Self - Birkbeck College, University of London Sam Poyser as Self - Senior Lecturer in Law Studies, Canterbury Christ Church University Janey Godley as Self - Comedian and Former Landlady Sophie Solomon as Self - Artistic Director, Jewish Music Institute Mary Allan as Nurse, 1930s-40s Anthony Beevor as Self - 11th Hussars, 1966-1971 Penny Lowe as Self Heather Wheatley as Austin-Healey 100 Owner Pete Waterman as Self - Record Producer and Railway Enthusiast Sid Hoare as Self - Author 'A History of Judo' Geraldine Biddle-Perry as Self - Cultural Historian Caroline Alexander as Self - Daughter of Douglas Keen Ron Stoate as Self - Former Miner, Britannia Colliery Jackie Farr as Self - Historian David Field as Self - Director, London Zoo Rachael Dixey as Self - Leeds Metropolitan University Christopher Lee as Self - Actor John Lowe as Self - Darts Player Paul 'Smiler' Anderson as Self - Author, 'Mods: The New Religion' Georgina Young as Self - Museum of London Jane Batten as Self - Mother of the Bride Alan Garner as Self - Novellist Oz Clarke as Self - Author and Broadcaster Don Hitchens as Self - Driver, The Brighton Belle John Paddy Browne as Self - Cartographer, Ordnance Survey, 1956-1994 Moyra Denby as Self - Passenger Sandra Noel as Self - Daughter of John Noel Abdul Gani Ismail as Self - Cornershop Owner Terry Scales as Self - Former Docker and Artist Richard Porter as Self - Car Journalist Lucy Delap as Self - MMurray Edwards College, Cambridge Stewart Wardrop as Self - Royal Pigeon Racing Association Brian Henham as Self - Biographer of James Braidwood George Melly as Self - Jazz Musician David Hertl as Self - Editor-in-Chief, 'Voice of Freedom' Derek Walsh as Self - Union of Post Workers 1970-1983 John Cleese as Self Phyllida Law as Self - Wife of Eric Thompson as Self - Television Historian Eddie Adams as Self - Notting Hill Resident Jonathan Lynn as Self - Actor Dominik Diamond as Self - Columnist and Broadcaster Roy Dommett as Self - Rocket Engineer 1954-99 Emma Thompson as Self - Interviewee Tim Slessor as Self - Expedition Member - Expedition Writer Michael Cox as Self - Producer, 'Sherlock Holmes', ITV Peter Bradshaw as Self - Film Critic Jack Valero as Self - Opus Dei UK Director Robert Webb as Self - That Mitchell and Webb Look Paul Levy as Self - Food Writer Julie Simpson-Bowey as Self Alex Benady as Self - Business Journalist Paul Wells as Self - The Animation Academy, Loughborough University Sheila Dines as Self - British Junior Chess Champion Brian Whittingham as Self - Plater, 1965-75 Jonathan Quayle as Self Dafila Scott as Self - Daughter of Peter Scott Ruth Glynn as Self - Department of Italian, University of Bristol David Waring as Self - Master Baker as Self - Film Director Ilse Crawford as Self - Designer Gerry Cottle as Self - Circus Showman Philip Gardner as Self - Historian of Education, University of Cambridge Sarah Moss as Self - University of Exeter Jonathan Benyon as Self - Overland Bus Driver Sheldon Hall as Self - Co-Author, 'Epics, Spectacles and Blockbusters' Graham Downie as Self - Fairground Historian Roger Smith as Self - Director, 'Justice' Rob Jones as Self - Tram Enthusiast Barry Fantoni as Self - Writer and Musician James Mason as Self - Professional Wrestler Janet Dunn as Self Graham Robson as Self - Motoring Author Penny Tinkler as Self - Author 'Smoke Signals' Alan Grace as Self - RAF, 1956-1964 Lucy Mangan as Self - Journalist Rachel Roberts as Self - Archivist, Cheltenham Ladies' College Jim White as Self - Club Concert Secretary Andy Flack as Self - Historian, University of Bristol John Freeman as Self - Former Miner, Lynemouth Colliery Roger Fogg as Self - Motorcycle Historian Stephen Chan as Self - School of African and Oriental Studies Marlene Perry as Self - Customer Willie Clapton as Self - Original Mod Ray Howard as Self - Survivor, Canvey Island Floods, 1953 Teresa Anderson as Self - Director, Jodrell Bank Discovery Centre Dick Walker as Self - Vintage Tractor Enthusiast Mike Parker as Self - Author, 'Map Addict' Ed Douglas as Self - Journalist Lina Boyd-Rochfort as Self - Daughter of Aldo Berni Richard Clammer as Self - Steamer Historian as Self - Actor Alex Ombler as Self - University of Hull David Feldman as Self - Philatelist and Auctioneer Doug Lightning as Self - Former Fireman Jane Worthington as Self - Owner of Mini Gill Holt as Self - Directory Enquiries Operator Loz Harrop as Self - Pigeon Fancier Don Letts as Self - Musician Jack Dromey as Self - Brent Trades Council 1974-1980 Dora Müller as Self - Czech Resident Sophie Thompson as Self - Daughter of Eric Thompson Steve Hocking as Self - 'Blue Peter' Editor Colin Tennant as Self Jane Scott as Self - Controller BBC TV Marketing Seymour Manning as Self - Derby Resident Dennis Hardy as Self - Author, 'Goodnight Campers' Clive Sinclair as Self - Inventor Stef Pickles as Self - Traveller Paul Stump as Self - Prog Historian Kerrie Dougherty as Self - Curator, Space Technology Alan Bleasdale as Self - Interviewee Ruth Gledhill as Self - Religion Correspondent, The Times Jack Fletcher as Self - Local Historian Simon Jenkins as Self - Author and Journalist Peter Marsh as Self - Former Chairman, Allen Brady & Marsh Nicholas Tucker as Self - Psychologist and Author Bob Dickie as Self - Joiner, 1948-96 and Union Convenor, 1969-80 Tony Soper as Self - Television Wildlife Producer Massimo Carlotto as Self - Author Kajsa Lindohf as Self - Expo Magazine Stan Cauvain as Self - Bakery Technologist Charlie Cairoli Jr. as Self Tom Vincent as Self - Film Archivist Colin Billington as Self - Royal Blue Historian as Self - Senior Examiner, BBFC 1968-1975 George White as Self - Interviewee Bruce Peter as Self - Transport Historian James Lohan as Self - Hotel Guide Founder Guy Belshaw as Self - Fairground Heritage Trust Nick Fraser as Self - Author, 'The Importance of Being Eton' Peter Higginbotham as Self - Historian Max Reinhardt as Self - BBC Radio Presenter Brian Faulkner as Self - Professional Wrestler Margaret Smart as Self Sue Jervis as Self - Military Wife Giles Chapman as Self - Motoring Journalist Cressida Connolly as Self - Journalist Fiona MacCarthy as Self - Writer Mark Hayes as Self - International Creative Director, Vidal Sassoon Russell Tofts as Self - Zoo Historian, The Bartlett Society Mike Callan as Self - International Judo Researcher Mike Jackson as Self - Motorcycle Historian Julie-Marie Strange as Self - University of Manchester Paddy Cronin as Self - Edward Thompson Printers Mike Kirkup as Self - Former Miner, Ashington Colliery Richard Weight as Self - Author, 'Mod: A Very British Style' Patrick Chaplin as Self - Author, 'Darts in Britain 1900-39' Andrew Charlton-Perez as Self - University of Reading Mervyn Allcock as Self - Manager, Barrow Hill Roundhouse Francis Graham-Smith as Self - Astrophysicist Nigel Coombes as Self - Passenger Stephanie Berni as Self - Daughter of Frank Berni Peter H. Hansen as Self - Worcester Polytechnic Institute Steve Foxon as Self - Curator, British Film Institute Bryan Bechter as Self - Cartographer, Ordnance Survey, 1956-1994 Neil Sinclair as Self - Author. 'The Tiger Bay Story' Pauline MacBroom as Self - Croydon Philatelic Society John Evans as Self - Site Engineer, Severn Bridge Prem Sharma as Self - Babita's Father Barry Green as Self - Greater Manchester Fire Museum Mark Taylor as Self - Owner of Ford Cortina Sandra Blackwell as Self - Switchboard Operator Ken Hall as Self - Pigeon Fancier Jim Mortimer as Self - ACAS Chairman 1974-1981 Pavel Tigrid as Self - Advisor to President Václav Havel 1992-1995 Brian Sibley as Self - Author, 'Cracking Animation' Martin Parr as Self - Photographer as PC Fancy Smith, 'Z Cars' as Self Richard Hoggart as Self - Cultural Critic Evelyn Welch as Self - Renaissance Historian, Queen Mary Stephen Armstrong as Self - Journalist Tim Bell as Self - Former MD, Saatchi & Saatchi, and Chairman, Chime Communications David Elliott as Self - The A1 Steam Locomotive Trust as Self - Author, 'The American Century' Daniel Postgate as Self - Son Isabel Dickie as Self - Wage Clerk, 1945-80 Giancarlo De Cataldo as Self - Author Jonathon Porritt as Self - Environmentalist Lasse Winkler as Self - Journalist Craig Sams as Self - Organic Baker Mark Kermode as Self - Film Critic and Author John Mullan as Self - Literary Critic, University College, London Bryan Lindop as Self - Blackpool Transport Chris Heaps as Self - Retired Traffic Commissioner Dai Smith as Self - Swansea University Roger Hood as Self - Emeritus Professor of Criminology, University of Oxford David Levin as Self - Capital Hotel Phillip Gandey as Self - Circus Proprietor Dave Robinson as Self - Former Stiff Records Owner and Manager Elena Theodorakopoulos as Self - University of Birmingham Lionel Blair as Self - Entertainer Paul Cornish as Self - University of Bath, Army Child Chris Moncrieff as Self - Former Political Journalist Johnny Kincaid as Self - Professional Wrestler Derek Pollock as Self - Triumph TR2 Owner Jeremy Burchardt as Self - Historian, University of Reading Ian McLaren as Self - Archivist, Karate Union of Great Britain Hugo Marsh as Self - Toy Specialist as Self - Director, National Coal Board Film Unit James Hewing as Self - The Vintage Motorcycle Club Emma Gisby as Self - Vintage Hair Stylist Jennie Hallam-Peel as Self - The London Season Colin Griffin as Self - Bingo Player Liz Tyson as Self - Director, Captive Animals Protection Society Margaret Robinson as Self - Hammer Films Art Department Paul Cowan as Self - London Transport Stuart Wester as Self - Original Rocker John Antoniazzi as Self - Former Italian Café Owner Jan Faull as Self - Curator, British Film Institute Alex Williams as Self - Deltic Preservation Society Alastair Durie as Self - Historian, University of Stirling Ian Davidson as Self - Delivery Manager, Ordnance Survey Tim Hitch as Self - Rail Enthusiast Ved Sharma as Self - Babita's Mother Jerry Gurney as Self - Foundations Engineer, Severn Bridge Sarah Palmer as Self - University of Greenwich Erene Grieve as Self - Stamps in Schools Gene Toms as Self - Switchboard Operator Gerry Francis as Self - Pigeon Fancier Brian Sadd as Self - Son of Fireman Fred Sadd Ben Hatch as Self - Author Anthony Howard as Self - Journalist and Political Commentator Johann Böhm as Self - Speaker of the Bavarian Parliament Zig Layton-Henry as Self - Warwick University Roy Milani as Self - Head of BBC Children's News Alan Bridges as Self - Director Leah Wild as Self - Traveller Denis Forman as Self - Chairman, Granada Television, 1974-87 Allan Chapman as Self - Astronomy Historian, Oxford University James McConnachie as Self - Author, 'Rough Guide to the Da Vinci Code' Dick Mills as Self - BBC Radiophonic Workshop 1958-1993 Anna Home as Self - BBC Head of Children's TV 1986-97 Harold Shukman as Self - St Antony's College, Oxford Hugh Hudson as Self - Director Ian Marchant as Self - Writer Emily Firmin as Self - Peter's Daughter Florian Mussgnug as Self - Department of Italian Studies, University College London Jakob Stougaard-Nielsen as Self - University College London Dave Russell as Self - Leeds Metropolitan University Anthony Pratt as Self - Production Designer Roy Greenslade as Self - Professor of Journalism, City University David Walton as Self - British Antarctic Survey, 1967-2007 David Wallis as Self - Showmen's Guild of Great Britain Linda Ruth Williams as Self - University of Southampton Steve Woodward as Self - Former Transport Police Officer Peter Neyroud as Self - Former Chief Constable, Thames Valley Police Richard Paramor as Self - Reservations Controller, Victoria Coach Station Adrian Street as Self - Professional Wrestler Stirling Moss as Self - Racing Driver Mary Phillips as Self Derek Reid as Self - Jewish Folklorist Christopher Marriott as 21st Lancers, 1966-1972 James Leavey as Self - Tobacco Writer Anthony McReavy as Self - Author 'The Toy Story: The Life and Times of Frank Hornby' Nick Collins as Self - Martial Arts Writer Maureen Price as Self - Visitor, Bristol Zoo Reeree Rockette as Self - Vintage Salon Owner Jo Bryant as Self - Debrett's Etiquette Advisor Ronnie Fairweather as Self - Creative Director, Ladybird Books as Self - 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Wing Chun Style Kung Fu Richard Cansdale as Self - Son of George Cansdale Dolly Stoate as Self - Miner's Wife Tony Paddon as Self Callum Morrison as Self - Manager, Luca's Ice Cream Tony Calladine as Self - Original Rocker Margaret Calvert as Self - Designer John Davies as Self - Map Collector Graham MacKenzie as Self - Passenger Judith English as Self - Daughter of Albert Nelmes Jim Combe as Self - GPO Engineer Chris Thomas as Self - Pink Floyd Producer Clive Stafford Smith as Self - Lawyer Yuval Havkin as Self - Pianist David Armstrong as Self - King's College, London George Laidler as Artist Julian Dale as Self - Kung Fu Master Jacqueline Springer as Self - Journalist John Leo Walters as Self - Original Mod Lisa Tse as Self - Restaurateur Alan Wickens as Self - BR Director of Research, 1966-1989 Stefan Kornas as Self - Aerial Surveyor, Ordnance Survey Howard Peterson as Self - High-Wire Labourer, Severn Bridge Malcolm Holt as Self - GPO Exchange Engineer as Self - Genesis Peter Birtwhistle as Self - Amateur Astronomer Ann Widdecombe as Self - Minister of State for Prisons, 1995-1997 David Jessel as Self - 'Rough Justice' Presenter, 1987-1992 Kendo Nagasaki as Self - Professional Wrestler Nigel Kennedy as Self - Violinist Cecilia Farren as Self - Anti-Smoking Campaigner Dita Adams as Self - Army Wife Jim Uglow as Self - Kung Fu Master Betty Freeman as Self Sandra Gittens as Self - Author, 'Afro-Caribbean Hairdressing' John Whittle as Self - General Manager, Caledonian MacBrayne John Moffat as Self - Scout Leader Kit Spackman as Self - BR Research, 1969-1978 Helen Tse as Self - Restaurateur Brian Hughes as Self - Labourer, Severn Bridge Dez Flahey as Self - GPO Engineer Robert Tuttle as Self - US Ambassador to London Michael Mansfield as Self - Barrister Glenn Del Medico as Self - Former BBC Chief Programme Legal Advisor Daniel Kahn as Self - Musician Atlantis Chronos Goth as Self - Spiritual Advisor to Kendo Nagasaki Kate Hunt as Self - MRC Social and Public Health Sciences Unit David McAllister as Self - 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Food Writer Tom Wyatt as Self - Wind Engineer Andy Cornwell as Self - Legalise Cannabis Campaign Nick Tucker as Self - Senior Lecturer in Cultural Studies, University of Sussex Peter Sissons as Self - BBC Newsreader Simon Ford as Self - 'Rough Justice' Producer, 1988-2007 Joseph Nixon as Self - Playwright, 'Big Daddy versus Giant Haystacks' Daniel Johnson as Self - Hairdresser as Self - Darts Commentator Alexandra Harris as Self - Writer Tanzil Ahmed as Self - Restaurateur John Roberts as Self - Deckhand, 'Severn Knave' Mal Young as Self - Controller of BBC Drama Series Cristina Odone as Self - Journalist and Writer Nigel Hamilton Sweeney as Self - High Court Judge Brian Mitchell as Self - Playwright, 'Big Daddy versus Giant Haystacks' Luke Hersheson as Self - Hairdresser Keith Deller as Self - Darts Player Tim Courtis as Self - Fisherman Jonathan Glancey as Self - Architectural Writer Clare Gerada as Self - Lambeth GP Raphael Rowe as Self - Wrongly Convicted of Murder and Robbery in 1990 Olly Puckey as Self - Harbourmaster, Polperro Phil Taylor as Self - Darts Player Bob Lindo as Self - Camel Valley Vineyard Sam Lindo as Self - Camel Valley Vineyard David Seymour as Self - Political Editor, The Mirror as Self - Weather Forecaster Nick Miller as Self - BBC Weather Presenter Laura Gilchrist as Self - Duty Meteorologist George Hamilton as Self - Maintenance Manager, Forth Road Bridge Jeremy Dyson as Self Fiona Bruce as Self Adrian Chiles as Self Donal MacIntyre as Self Frank Furedi as Self Jimmy Armfield as Self Peter Jowers as Self Francis Lee as Self Alan Rogerson as Self Nicholas Booth as Self Andy Murray as 1 episode, 2003 Norman Cohn as Self Craig Burley as Self Joan Ruddock as Self Jeremy Paxman as Self Boris Johnson as Self Brian Eno as Self Horace Ové as Self - Director John Humphrys as Self - Presenter Kim Howells as Self John Simpson as Self as Self Ian Hislop as Self Andi Peters as Self Keith Harris as Self - Minstrel Show Ventriloquist, 1976-1978 Joe Brown as Self Marty Wilde as Self as Self Mark Lawson as Self Leslie McKeown as Self as Self as Self Simon Napier-Bell as Self as Self - Television Minstrel 1966-1978 Ernest Maxin as Self - Minstrel Show Producer, 1971-1978 Vivian Nicholson as Self Bob Hunter as Self - Television Minstrel 1959-1978 Charles Chilton as Self - BBC Radio Producer, 1938-1978 Dorothy Ogden as Self - George Mitchell's Widow & Television Topper, 1962-1978 Jim Pines as Self - Author: 'Black & White in Colour' Stanley Crouch as Self - Music Critic as Self Bob Ferguson as Self - Lecturer in Education, University of London Kay Matthews as Self - Television Topper, 1960-1963 Miranda Richardson as Self as Self John le Carré as Self - Author Anthony Booth as Self as Self Dick Strawbridge as Self - Former Army Communications Officer Charlie Higson as Self Tony Garnett as Self Tom MacRae as Self Tony Benn as Self George Galloway as Self Brian Stableford as Self Clement Freud as Self Louis Savy as Self Ian Stewart as Self Stephen Dorril as Self - MI6 Specialist David Shayler as Self - Former MI5 Officer Matthew Syed as Self - Writer Johnny Leach as Self - British World Champion Yaping Deng as Self - World and Olympic Champion Sergio Angelini as Self - Film and TV Historian Daphne Park as Self Lincoln Geraghty as Self Baroness Park of Monmouth as Self - Former Senior MI6 Controller David Bradley as Self as Self Roz Kaveney as Self Jayne Nelson as Self Geoffrey Palmer as Narrator Mike Harding as Self as Self Tom Finney as Self Desmond Carrington as Self Robert Opie as Self Graham Taylor as Self Matthew Kay as Self David Collison as Self Tom Gray as Self Barry Cunliffe as Self Frank Renton as Self Mike Auldridge as Self Vyvyan Harmsworth as Self Ricky Simpkins as Self Mark Wearing as Self Mike Pitts as Self Derek Oddy as Self John Black Sumner as Self Roderick Dunk as Self Ray Sutcliffe as Self Stephen Torrington as Self Erika Rappaport as Self Keith Little as Self Carl Chinn as Self Robert Fitzgerald as Self Nigel Ogden as Self Peter Megson as Self Angela Piccini as Self Gillian Reynolds as Self Julian Richards as Self Neil Faulkner as Self Jon Chartrey as Self Michael Palin as Self Simon Russell Beale as Self as Self Tom Basden as Self Nicholas Parsons as Self Bill Oddie as Self Neil Innes as Self Colin Dexter as Self Cameron Mackintosh as Self Kit Hesketh-Harvey as Self Mitch Benn as Self Ed Stewart as Self Suzie Chard as Marie Lloyd as Self Stephanie Flanders as Self Don Manley as Self Val Gilbert as Self Jonathan Crowther as Self Ian Jack as Self - Journalist and Author Alan Whicker as Self Danny Dorling as Self - Sheffield University Ted Polhemus as Self Hilary Alexander as Self Colin McDowell as Self Cornelius Garrett as Readings Alex Boyle as Readings Edward Palmer as Readings Joan Bakewell as Self Simon Farquhar as Self Roy Grantham as Self - Former Head of APEX Union who represented the Grunwick Workers June Broughton as 1 episode, 2003 Stewart Short as Bernard Lovell
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