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9:45 Ivanhoe (Ivanhoe) Film - USA, 1952 106' Robert Taylor: Ivanhoe Elizabeth Taylor: Rebecca Joan Fontaine: Rowena Felix Aylmer: De Bois-Gilbert George Sanders: Wamba Emlyn Williams: Sir Hugh de Bracy Directed by Richard Thorpe Lavish adventure based on Sir Walter Scott's novel about the brave knight Sir Wilfred of Ivanhoe. Upon his return from the Crusades, he fights for the honour of King Richard, who is being held in an Austrian prison. One of the most successful films of the early 1950s. 11:30 The Painted Veil (The Painted Veil) Drama - USA, 1934 90' Greta Garbo Herbert Marshall George Brent Warner Oland Jean Hersholt Beulah Bondi Directed by Richard Boleslawski A doctor and his wife working in China have marital difficulties when his protracted absences lead his wife to have an affair with a political attache. With the outbreak of a cholera epidemic the doctor has to travel to remote regions of China with his wife and she realises that she does indeed love her husband and they reconfirm their marriage vows. 13:00 The Reluctant Debutante (The Reluctant Debutante) Film - USA, 1958 Rex Harrison: Jimmy Broadbent Angela Lansbury: Mabel Claremont Kay Kendall: Sheila Broadbent John Saxon: David Parkson Sandra Dee: Jane Broadbent Peter Myers: David Fenner Directed by Vincente Minnelli Jimmy Broadbent wants his daughter, Jane, to make her society debut in London so that she can meet some rich eligible young men. But Jane, who finds this too boring, starts seeing an American dance-band drummer to the horror of her parents. Their views change, however, when they learn that he has inherited an Italian dukedom. 14:45 Skirts Ahoy! (Skirts Ahoy!) Film - USA, 1952 Esther Williams: Whitney Young Vivian Blaine: Una Yancy Joan Evans: Mary Kate Yarbrough Barry Sullivan: Lt. Comdr. Paul Elcott Keefe Brasselle: Dick Hallson Dean Miller: Archie O'Conovan Three navy girls, or WAVES, set their sights on three navy men in this lively romance. Musical numbers include 'Oh By Jingo', sung by Debbie Reynolds and Bobby Van, and 'Hold Me Close to You', sung by Billy Eckstine (all three play themselves in the film). 16:45 The Strawberry Blonde (The Strawberry Blonde) Film - USA, 1941 95' James Cagney: Amy Lind Olivia de Havilland: T. L. "Biff" Grimes Rita Hayworth: Virginia Brush Alan Hale: Ticket Inspector On Boat George Tobias: Josephine Miller Jack Carson: William "Old Man" Grimes Directed by Raoul Walsh An affectionate drama about unrequited love focusing on a struggling dentist who is about to meet a face from the past. Relishing the unexpected prospect of treating the man who stole his girl a decade earlier, he relives the story of his dashed hopes and of his marriage to another woman. 18:30 Gun Glory (Gun Glory) Film - USA, 1957 105' Stewart Granger: Tom Earley Rhonda Fleming: Jo Chill Wills James Gregory Jacques Aubuchon Directed by Roy Rowland Gunslinger Tom Early returns home after three years to find his wife has died, and his son has turned against him. But when the town is menaced by a corrupt cattle baron, Early is the only man who can play the villain at his own game. 20:00 Ivanhoe (Ivanhoe) Film - USA, 1952 106' Robert Taylor: Ivanhoe Elizabeth Taylor: Rebecca Joan Fontaine: Rowena Felix Aylmer: De Bois-Gilbert George Sanders: Wamba Emlyn Williams: Sir Hugh de Bracy Directed by Richard Thorpe Lavish adventure based on Sir Walter Scott's novel about the brave knight Sir Wilfred of Ivanhoe. Upon his return from the Crusades, he fights for the honour of King Richard, who is being held in an Austrian prison. One of the most successful films of the early 1950s. 22:00 The Password Is Courage (The Password Is Courage) Film - USA, 1963 115' Dirk Bogarde: Sgt. Maj. Charles Coward Maria Perschy: Irena Alfred Lynch: Pope Nigel Stock: Cole Reginald Beckwith: Unterofficer Richard Marner: Schmidt Directed by Andrew L Stone Drama about a British prisoner of war who spends all his time planning an escape. The first effort involves lying with wounded German soldiers and being taken to hospital, but his true identity is revealed. He also digs a tunnel, but when that fails he plans to escape using a fire engine. Based on the true story of Sergeant Major Charles Coward. 0:00 WCW Nitro on TNT (WCW Nitro on TNT) Sport - USA The latest WCW wrestling action from the US. 2:35 WCW Thunder (WCW Thunder) WCW wrestling action from the USA. 4:30 Passage to Marseille (Passage to Marseille) Film - USA, 1944 110' Humphrey Bogart: Matrac Claude Rains: Paula Michele Morgan: Captain Freycinet Philip Dorne: Renault Sydney Greenstreet: Major Duval Peter Lorre: Marius Directed by Michael Curtiz War drama in which a journalist discovers that the leader of a British-based Free French Air Force Squadron is an escapee from Devil's Island. Initially bitter towards a France which has wronged him, the journalist is converted to self-destructive patriotism with the Free French. 6:30 The Petrified Forest (The Petrified Forest) Film - USA, 1936 Humphrey Bogart: Duke Mantee Bette Davis: Gabrielle Maple Leslie Howard: Alan Squier Dick Foran: Boze Hertzlinger Genevieve Tobin: Mrs. Chisholm Directed by Archie Mayo Ruthless gangster Duke Mantee arrives with his henchmen at a rundown roadside cafe in Arizona's renowned Petrified Forest and takes the occupants hostage. Among the captives is an idealistic writer, who makes a bizarre pact with Mantee - the gangster will kill him so that his insurance policy will pay out to his girlfriend. This was Bogart's first starring role in a film - he had already played the part of Mantee on the Broadway stage. 8:00 Murder, She Said (Murder, She Said) Film - USA, 1962 83' Margaret Rutherford: Miss Marple Arthur Kennedy: Dr. Quimper Muriel Pavlow: Emma James Robertson Justice: Ackenthorpe Charles Tingwall: Craddock Thorley Walters: Cedric Directed by George Pollock Murder mystery featuring Agatha Christie's elderly sleuth Miss Marple, based on the book '4.50 from Paddington'. After seeing a woman being strangled on a passing train, the wily old lady informs the railway police, who think she is imagining things. Hindered by lack of evidence, Miss Marple takes on the case herself, posing as a domestic servant at a large house near the murder scene in order to track down the killer. |