The Film Programme
Film programme looking at the latest cinema releases, DVDs and films on TV, with star guests
The Film Programme - 01/01/2010
Francine Stock talks to Julia Roberts, Mickey Rourke, Danny Boyle and others in a special edition of the programme.
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The Film Programme - 01/02/2008
Francine Stock talks to Daniel Day Lewis about his award-winning role in Paul Thomas Anderson's startling tragedy There Will Be Blood.
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The Film Programme - 01/05/2009
Francine Stock talks to Michael Caine, who reveals why his wife banned their daughter from seeing his new film, Is Anybody There? Plus Terence Davies on an Alastair Sim comedy.
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The Film Programme - 01/06/2007
Francine Stock talks to Deliverance and Point Blank director John Boorman about his film The Tiger's Tail.
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The Film Programme - 01/08/2008
David Duchovny, the star of The X Files on why times have changed since the series ended in 2002. Matthew Sweet talks to director Luc Jacquet about his new movie The Fox and the Child.
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The Film Programme - 01/10/2010
Francine Stock talks to Murray Melvin, the star of A Taste of Honey, about the British New Wave 50 years after the movement made a splash in national cinema.
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The Film Programme - 02/01/2009
In an extended edition of a programme that was broadcast first in April, Francine Stock presents a behind the scenes look at Happy-Go-Lucky, Mike Leigh's award-winning comedy.
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The Film Programme - 02/02/2007
Francine Stock talks to actress Cate Blanchett about her role in Notes on a Scandal, a film adaptation of Zoe Heller's bestselling novel.
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The Film Programme - 02/03/2007
Francine Stock talks to Danny Glover, star of the Lethal Weapon series, about Bamako, a film he has produced which deals with the issue of African debt.
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The Film Programme - 02/04/2010
Colin Shindler investigates the British film studios that time forgot with the help of director Michael Winner.
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The Film Programme - 02/05/2008
The film magazine features a review of Iron Man, the new superhero movie with Robert Downey Jr in the lead. Francine Stock talks to Robert Sarkies, director of Out of the Blue.
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The Film Programme - 02/07/2010
A report on the townspeople who saved their local cinema in Wotton-under-Edge.
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The Film Programme - 02/10/2009
The grandmother of the French New Wave, Agnes Varda, and the film version of The Battle Of Britain remembered.
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The Film Programme - 02/11/2007
Francine Stock's guest is George A Romero, director of Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead and Creepshow.
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The Film Programme - 03/04/2009
Francine Stock talks to Richard Curtis, who is returning to the director's chair for his latest offering, The Boat That Rocked, a comedy about pirate radio in the 1960s.
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The Film Programme - 03/07/2009
Director Michael Mann discusses his gangster movie Public Enemies, starring Johnny Depp as John Dillinger.
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The Film Programme - 03/08/2007
Andrew Collins looks at the art and craft of the production designer.
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The Film Programme - 03/09/2010
Francine Stock discusses the work of Iranian director Abbas Kiarostami.
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The Film Programme - 03/10/2008
The latest movie news and reviews. Francine Stock talks to Simon Pegg about his new comedy How to Lose Friends and Alienate People.
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The Film Programme - 03/12/2010
Award winning composer Sir Richard Rodney Bennett discusses his career in films.
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The Film Programme - 04/01/2008
Christopher Plummer on drinking, child actors and The Sound Of Music.
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The Film Programme - 04/04/2008
Nigel Floyd talks to Garth Jennings about Son of Rambow, his autobiographical tale about two schoolboys who decide to re-make Rambo: First Blood with a camcorder.
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The Film Programme - 04/05/2007
Francine Stock with the week's film news and interviews. She talks to directors Sam Raimi about Spiderman 3 and Richard Linklater about Fast Food Nation.
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The Film Programme - 04/06/2010
Francine Stock travels to Barra, the setting for Whisky Galore, and visits The Screen Machine, the articulated lorry that's also a cinema.
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The Film Programme - 04/07/2008
Alex Cox, the director of Repo Man talks about his new book and movie and Peter Berg, the director of Hancock describes what you can and can not do in a Will Smith blockbuster.
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The Film Programme - 04/09/2009
Francine Stock talks to Janet Suzman about the 1972 movie A Day in the Death of Joe Egg, now available on DVD. While Actor Michael Fassbender discusses his career.
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The Film Programme - 04/12/2009
Steven Soderbergh reveals the reasons he employed an adult film star, Sasha Grey, in his latest drama The Girlfriend Experience.
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The Film Programme - 05/02/2010
Morgan Freeman reveals the secrets of playing Nelson Mandela in Clint Eastwood's new biopic, Invictus.
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The Film Programme - 05/03/2010
Leonardo DiCaprio reveals the secrets of his working relationship with Martin Scorsese.
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The Film Programme - 05/06/2009
Francine Stock talks to the director Stephen Daldry about his adaptation of Bernhard Schlink's novel, The Reader, which garnered an Oscar for its star Kate Winslet.
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The Film Programme - 05/09/2008
Francine Stock talks to Ralph Fiennes about his role in The Duchess, the screen adaptation of Amanda Foreman's best-selling biography Georgiana, The Duchess of Devonshire.
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The Film Programme - 05/10/2007
Oscar winning star Jamie Foxx talks about The Kingdom and his alter-ego. Sam Riley and Anton Corbijn, the star and director of Control, discuss their new film about Joy Division singer, Ian Curtis.
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The Film Programme - 05/11/2010
In an extended interview, Francine Stock talks to Mike Leigh about his latest drama Another Year.
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The Film Programme - 05/12/2008
Francine Stock talks to Sam Neill about playing a dog in Dean Spanley and novelist Jonathan Coe discusses neglected British cinema of the 1970s.
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The Film Programme - 06/02/2009
Francine Stock talks to Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright John Patrick Shanley about his own adaptation of his stage drama Doubt, starring Meryl Streep.
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The Film Programme - 06/03/2009
Francine Stock talks to actor and writer Julian Fellowes about his latest script, Young Victoria, and director Ole Christian Madsen talks about his war movie, Flame and Citron.
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The Film Programme - 06/04/2007
Andrew Collins talks to Simon Pegg, writer and star of Hot Fuzz; Mark Kermode on the "Citizen Kane of rock musicals"; Ken Russell’s guide to making home movies.
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The Film Programme - 06/06/2008
Francine Stock talks to actor Casey Affleck, who stars in Gone Baby Gone, directed by his brother Ben. She also talks to Sergei Bodrov, director of a new biopic about Genghis Khan.
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The Film Programme - 06/07/2007
Francine Stock talks to Stuart Gordon, director of a new film adaptation of David Mamet's play Edmond. Glenda Jackson talks about her Oscar-winning role in Women In Love.
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The Film Programme - 06/08/2010
British actor Alfred Molina discusses the different nationalities he's played, from Russian to Mexican to Welsh.
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The Film Programme - 06/11/2009
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon director Ang Lee reveals the personal reasons why he made a drama about the Woodstock music festival.
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The Film Programme - 07/01/2011
Francine Stock talks to Helena Bonham Carter about The King's Speech. Produced by Stephen Hughes.
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The Film Programme - 07/03/2008
Mike Figgis on Bonnie And Clyde; Damian Lewis on what it's like to be directed by your younger brother.
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The Film Programme - 07/05/2010
Jenny Agutter revisits The Railway Children and Riz Ahmed on controversial satire Four Lions.
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The Film Programme - 07/08/2009
Father and son Freddie and Toby Jones on the art of being a character actor, plus Mark Gatiss's alternative guide to British cinema.
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The Film Programme - 07/09/2007
Francine Stock talks to David Schwimmer about his directorial debut, Run Fat Boy Run. Joe Wright talks about his latest film Atonement, an adaptation of Ian McEwan's novel.
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The Film Programme - 07/11/2008
Francine Stock talks to Toby Jones about the power behind the throne in Oliver Stone's W.
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The Film Programme - 07/12/2007
Francine Stock talks to Chris Weitz, producer of American Pie, who might be considered an odd choice to direct the eagerly anticipated Phillip Pullman adaptation The Golden Compass.
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The Film Programme - 08/01/2010
Francine Stock talks to Lord Of The Rings star Andy Serkis about playing singer Ian Dury in a new biopic.
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The Film Programme - 08/02/2008
Francine Stock talks to artist and director Julian Schnabel about The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, his award-winning version of journalist Jean-Dominique Bauby's memoir.
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The Film Programme - 08/05/2009
JJ Abrams boldly goes back to the future with the Star Trek prequel, starring Kirk and Spock as you've never seen them before.
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The Film Programme - 08/06/2007
Francine Stock talks to John Landis, director of The Blues Brothers, about the special edition DVD release of his hit 1983 comedy Trading Places. Francine also looks at Ocean's 13.
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The Film Programme - 08/08/2008
The latest movie news and reviews. Matthew Sweet talks to Guy Pearce about his new movie Death Defying Acts, in which he plays Harry Houdini opposite Catherine Zeta-Jones.
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The Film Programme - 08/10/2010
Francine Stock talks to Oliver Stone about his return to Wall Street for his credit-crunch sequel, Money Never Sleeps. Produced by Stephen Hughes.
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The Film Programme - 09/01/2009
In an extended interview, Francine Stock talks to Danny Boyle about his Mumbai thriller Slumdog Millionaire.
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The Film Programme - 09/02/2007
Film programme looking at the latest cinema releases, DVDs and films on TV, with star guests.
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The Film Programme - 09/03/2007
Francine Stock meets director Steven Soderberg to talk about his latest movie, The Good German, an audacious evocation of 1940s film noir.
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The Film Programme - 09/04/2010
Tilda Swinton discusses her film career with Francine Stock, including her latest, I Am Love, which was 11 years in the making.
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The Film Programme - 09/05/2008
Francine Stock talks to Morgan Spurlock about his new documentary Where in the World Is Osama Bin Laden? Ken Loach talks about a film that influenced his career.
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The Film Programme - 09/07/2010
Kristin Scott Thomas talks to Francine Stock about her alternative film career in France.
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The Film Programme - 09/10/2009
Actor, writer and director Paddy Considine discusses making a film in five days with Shane Meadows and the Arctic Monkeys.
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The Film Programme - 09/11/2007
Francine Stock presents a special on production design and takes a tour of the Harry Potter set.
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The Film Programme - 10/04/2009
Francine Stock talks to poet, publisher, painter, photographer and actor Viggo Mortensen, star of Lord of the Rings, about his new drama, Good.
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The Film Programme - 10/07/2009
Behind the scenes of Blade Runner with producer Michael Deeley. Rebecca Miller on her career as a novelist, director, screenwriter and painter.
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The Film Programme - 10/08/2007
Paul Schrader, writer of Taxi Driver and Raging Bull, talks about his new film The Walker. Matthew Sweet reviews the career of Diana Dors as a new DVD set of her movies is released.
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The Film Programme - 10/09/2010
Stephen Frears talks to Francine Stock about his new film Tamara Drewe.
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The Film Programme - 10/10/2008
Francine Stock talks to Hanif Kureshi and Stephen Frears about their 1985 collaboration My Beautiful Launderette.
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The Film Programme - 10/12/2010
The creators of Airplane on its 30 year legacy and Leslie Nielsen, Bond villain Matthieu Amalric reveals 007's secrets, and the quiet revolution in community cinemas.
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The Film Programme - 11/01/2008
Francine Stock talks to German film-maker Wim Wenders and Cannes winner Christian Mungiu.
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The Film Programme - 11/04/2008
In a special edition, Francine Stock follows the production of Mike Leigh's new film Happy-Go-Lucky from the perspective of its producer, Simon Channing-Williams.
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The Film Programme - 11/05/2007
Helena Bonham Carter, talks about her latest film, Conversations With Other Women. Danny Boyle, director of Sunshine, Trainspotting and 28 Days Later, reveals the movie he wishes he had made.
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The Film Programme - 11/06/2010
Francine Stock talks to Sir Alan Parker and Lord David Puttnam about their first film together and the subsequent partnership that produced Bugsy Malone and Midnight Express.
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The Film Programme - 11/07/2008
Meryl Streep, the star of Sophie's Choice, Kramer Vs Kramer and Silkwood reveals why her singing role in Mamma Mia! is not such an unusual choice.
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The Film Programme - 11/09/2009
When Harry Met Sally creator Nora Ephron discusses her biopic of America's first celebrity chef, Julia Child.
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The Film Programme - 11/12/2009
Spike Jonze on his adaptation of Where The Wild Things Are; Frank Cottrell-Boyce discusses the curse of The Queen Of Spades.
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The Film Programme - 12/02/2010
Actor James McAvoy talks Tolstoy; Tom Ford on the links between designing fashion and directing film.
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The Film Programme - 12/03/2010
Francine Stock enters the Green Zone with Bourne Ultimatum director Paul Greengrass, who has reunited with Matt Damon.
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The Film Programme - 12/06/2009
Francine Stock talks to Ken Loach about working with Eric Cantona on his new film, Looking for Eric.
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The Film Programme - 12/09/2008
Morgan Freeman on how his early theatre training helped to perfect that voice.
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The Film Programme - 12/10/2007
Michelle Pfeiffer tells Francine Stock about her 5 year break from movies, the different roles that women are offered as they become older, and why she closed down her production company.
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The Film Programme - 12/11/2010
Francine Stock presents the first in a new series about the digital revolution and the rise of community cinemas.
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The Film Programme - 12/12/2008
Francine Stock talks to Helen Mirren about her new film Inkheart and what she really thinks about Caligula.
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The Film Programme - 13/02/2009
Francine Stock talks to Bruce Robinson, the writer and director of cult favourite Withnail and I, as he prepares to make his first movie for 17 years, The Rum Diary.
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The Film Programme - 13/03/2009
Francine Stock talks to Julia Roberts about her new espionage comedy, Duplicity. Shirley Anne Field recalls her role in the 1960 British movie, Saturday Night and Sunday Morning.
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The Film Programme - 13/06/2008
Francine Stock talks to Alex Gibney, director of Taxi to the Dark Side, winner of this year's Oscar for best documentary.
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The Film Programme - 13/07/2007
Francine Stock talks to Imelda Staunton, the star of Mike Leigh's Vera Drake, about her role in the new Harry Potter movie. Plus a profile of Lindsay Anderson's classic film If.
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The Film Programme - 13/08/2010
The writer, star and co-creator of BBC's Sherlock, Mark Gatiss, celebrates the work of his favourite actor, Roger Livesey.
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The Film Programme - 13/11/2009
Critic Barry Norman on the film career of his dad, Leslie, the producer, editor and director. Isabelle Huppert on Michael Haneke's The White Ribbon.
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The Film Programme - 14/01/2011
Francine Stock launches Radio 4's Film Season, asking for listeners' diaries of thier movie watching habits over January. Produced by Stephen Hughes.
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The Film Programme - 14/03/2008
Francine Stock talks to Harmony Korine, the director and former enfant terrible of American independent cinema, about his new film Mr Lonely.
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The Film Programme - 14/05/2010
The star of Gigi, Leslie Caron, discusses her career with Francine Stock.
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The Film Programme - 14/08/2009
British actress Jean Kent on James Mason, Stewart Granger and why Marilyn Monroe was a bit grubby. Christoph Walz on his role in Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds.
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The Film Programme - 14/09/2007
Michael Winterbottom talks about his film, A Mighty Heart, the true story of the kidnapping and murder of American journalist Daniel Pearl in Pakistan.
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The Film Programme - 14/11/2008
Francine Stock talks to Ridley Scott about Russell Crowe, movies about Iraq and time wasters, and director Mike Hodges discusses his lost movie from the 70s, The Terminal Man.
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The Film Programme - 14/12/2007
Francine Stock talks to Todd Haynes, director of I'm Not There, a highly unconventional music biopic in which several actors play different aspects of Bob Dylan's character.
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The Film Programme - 15/01/2010
Andrea Arnold discusses her controversial drama Fish Tank. Jonathan Coe nominates a forgotten British classic. Jacques Audiard goes to prison for A Prophet.
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The Film Programme - 15/02/2008
Jack Nicholson reflects on his career, his influence, Hollywood, mortality and Chinatown Part 3.
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The Film Programme - 15/05/2009
Francine Stock speaks to writer and director Charlie Kaufman about his new film Synecdoche, New York, starring Philip Seymour Hoffman.
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The Film Programme - 15/06/2007
Andrew Collins is joined by Simon Pegg, star of Hot Fuzz, which has just been released on DVD. Simon talks about his world tour supporting the film and recommends other cop movies.
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The Film Programme - 15/08/2008
Matthew Sweet unites Pat Jackson and Shirley Eaton, star and director of What a Carve Up, with Jonathan Coe, who borrowed the title and the plot of the 1961 farce for his novel.
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The Film Programme - 15/10/2010
Welcome To Sarajevo scribe Frank Cottrell Boyce, Slumdog Millionaire writer Simon Beaufoy and Tamara Drewe adapter Moira Buffini reveal some secrets of screenwriting.
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The Film Programme - 16/01/2009
Mickey Rourke discusses his award-winning come-back in The Wrestler. One of France's most exciting directors, Arnaud Desplechin, reveals why he has never seen one of his own movies.
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The Film Programme - 16/02/2007
Francine Stock talks to Edgar Wright, director of Shaun of the Dead, about his new film Hot Fuzz, a police comedy set in rural Gloucestershire.
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The Film Programme - 16/04/2010
Best-selling novelist Robert Harris talks about working with Roman Polanski on The Ghost and reveals what happened when the director was arrested in the middle of post-production.
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The Film Programme - 16/05/2008
Bob Hoskins, the star of The Long Good Friday and Who Framed Roger Rabbit reveals his preference for low budget movies over expensive blockbusters.
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The Film Programme - 16/07/2010
As part of Radio 4's London season, Matthew Sweet surveys Tower Bridge in cinema, and asks Leonardo DiCaprio if he is a Jungian or a Freudian. Produced by Stephen Hughes.
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The Film Programme - 16/10/2009
Terry Gilliam tells Francine Stock how he managed to cope with the death of his star Heath Ledger half-way through the making of his latest film, The Imaginarium Of Dr Parnassus.
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The Film Programme - 16/11/2007
Francine Stock talks to Russell Crowe about his new film American Gangster and to Anthony Hopkins about the process of acting with performance capture technology in Beowulf.
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The Film Programme - 17/04/2009
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the French New Wave, Francine Stock talks to directors Stephen Frears and Mike Hodges about the films of Jean-Luc Godard and Francois Truffaut.
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The Film Programme - 17/07/2009
Francine Stock talks to Lars Von Trier about his controversial film Antichrist, which was booed at its premiere in Cannes.
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The Film Programme - 17/08/2007
Matt Damon, the star of the Bourne trilogy discusses the films' phenomenal popularity.
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The Film Programme - 17/09/2010
Francine Stock talks to Stephen Woolley, producer of The Crying Game and Mona Lisa, on the set of his latest drama, Made In Dagenham.
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The Film Programme - 17/10/2008
The Coen Brothers discuss violence, posture and the alternative ending of No Country For Old Men and Neil Brand talks about his score for the restored 1928 sci-fi classic High Treason.
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The Film Programme - 17/12/2010
Francine Stock talks to director Peter Weir, and hears from the directors of Catfish, one of the big hits of the Sundance Film Festival.
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The Film Programme - 18/01/2008
Francine Stock presents a special on the Coen Brothers and their award-winning film No Country For Old Men, which has been hotly tipped for Oscar glory.
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The Film Programme - 18/04/2008
Francine Stock talks to one of the greatest directors working today. Andrzej Wajda is responsible for such masterpieces as Ashes and Diamonds and Man of Iron.
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The Film Programme - 18/05/2007
Francine Stock with the week's film news and interviews. Guest is Julien Temple, director of The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle and a new documentary on Joe Strummer and the Clash.
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The Film Programme - 18/06/2010
Rebecca Hall talks to Francine Stock about her latest film, Please Give.
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The Film Programme - 18/07/2008
Francine Stock talks to Nicolas Roeg, director of Don't Look Now and The Man Who Fell to Earth, about Puffball, his first movie for 12 years.
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The Film Programme - 18/09/2009
Francine Stock interviews actor Paul Bettany and director Sam Mendes about their latest projects.
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The Film Programme - 18/12/2009
Daniel Day-Lewis on Nine, James Cameron on the most expensive film ever made, Avatar, and Sam Taylor-Wood on the John Lennon bio-pic Nowhere Boy.
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The Film Programme - 19/01/2007
Francine Stock talks to Toby Jones, who plays Truman Capote in the new biopic Infamous. Plus Paul Verhoeven on his drama about the Dutch Resistance in the Second World War.
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The Film Programme - 19/02/2010
Lord Of The Rings director Peter Jackson discusses the challenges of adapting Alice Sebold's bestselling novel The Lovely Bones.
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The Film Programme - 19/03/2010
Francine Stock travels to Ealing studios to visit the set of Gurinder Chadha's new film, It's a Wonderful Afterlife.
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The Film Programme - 19/06/2009
Francine Stock talks to Nic Roeg and Quadrophenia director Franc Roddam about opera, cinema and Aria, their collaboration orchestrated by producer Don Boyd.
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The Film Programme - 19/09/2008
Francine Stock talks to Ben Stiller about his controversial comedy Tropic Thunder, which drew protests from disability rights groups at its world premiere.
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The Film Programme - 19/10/2007
John Carney, the director of the low-budget Irish musical Once talks about the film's phenomenal success in the United States.
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The Film Programme - 19/11/2010
Francine Stock talks to director Anton Corbijn about his new film, The American, starring George Clooney as a hired gun who comes out of hiding for one last job.
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The Film Programme - 19/12/2008
The latest movie news and reviews. Francine Stock talks to Baz Luhrmann, the director of Moulin Rouge and Strictly Ballroom about his latest film, Australia.
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The Film Programme - 20/02/2009
Francine Stock talks to Sacha Gervasi, the director of Anvil, a documentary that is already attracting a cult audience. Clive Owen explains why bankers are the bad guys in his new movie.
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The Film Programme - 20/03/2009
Francine Stock talks to Michael Sheen about his starring role as Brian Clough in the adaptation of David Peace's novel, The Damned United.
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The Film Programme - 20/04/2007
Francine Stock with the week's film news and interviews. Her special guest is Terence Davies, director of Distant Voices, Still Lives.
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The Film Programme - 20/06/2008
Audrey Tautou on the film that was written just for her; Brian Cox on the film that was written just for him.
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The Film Programme - 20/07/2007
Francine Stock talks to Maggie Gyllenhaal, the star of Secretary, about her new film Sherrybaby, an intimate and abrasive study of a drug addict and single mother.
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The Film Programme - 20/08/2010
Sylvester Stallone talks to Matthew Sweet about The Expendables.
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The Film Programme - 20/11/2009
The Coen brothers tell Francine Stock why they returned to their roots for their new comedy, A Serious Man.
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The Film Programme - 21/01/2011
Francine Stock tries to set up her own pop-up cinema, enlisting the help of Ken Loach along the way.
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The Film Programme - 21/03/2008
Oscar winner Javier Bardem reveals the difficulties of acting in a foreign language and why he enjoyed playing one of literature's greatest lovers.
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The Film Programme - 21/05/2010
Francine Stock reports on the British film industry during the New Labour years with director Roger Michell and novelist Deborah Moggach.
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The Film Programme - 21/08/2009
Pedro Almodovar explains why he remade Women On The Verge Of A Nervous Breakdown as part of his new film, Broken Embraces.
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The Film Programme - 21/09/2007
Francine Stock talks to Quentin Tarantino about his new film Death Proof, which started out as one half of a double bill under the banner Grindhouse.
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The Film Programme - 21/11/2008
Francine Stock talks to director Fernando Meirelles about his allegorical thriller, Blindness, and director William Friedkin discusses casting decisions for The French Connection.
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The Film Programme - 21/12/2007
Francine Stock presents a special edition of the show, including interviews with Julie Christie, Quentin Tarantino, Jodie Foster and David Schwimmer.
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The Film Programme - 22/01/2010
Noel Clarke counts down to his latest movie, and Park Chan Wook on vampires, religion and guilt.
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The Film Programme - 22/02/2008
Francine Stock presents the film magazine, including a review of Gerard Depardieu's magnificent performance in The Singer, which is released on DVD next week.
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The Film Programme - 22/05/2009
Willem Dafoe talks about Antichrist, the new Lars Von Trier film in which he stars and which was booed by the audience at its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival.
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The Film Programme - 22/06/2007
Francine Stock talks to Monte Hellman, director of the legendary cult film Two Lane Blacktop, the existential 70s road movie which has just been released on DVD for the first time.
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The Film Programme - 22/08/2008
Movie news and reviews. Matthew Sweet talks to Guillermo Del Toro, director of Pan's Labyrinth and The Devil's Backbone, about his new blockbuster Hellboy 2: The Golden Army.
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The Film Programme - 22/10/2010
Screenwriting secrets from Simon Beaufoy, Frank Cottrell Boyce and Moira Buffini.
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The Film Programme - 23/01/2009
Francine Stock talks to Gus Van Sant, the director of Milk, which stars Sean Penn as Harvey Milk, California's first openly gay elected official.
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The Film Programme - 23/02/2007
Francine Stock talks to one of Hollywood's most celebrated directors and stars, Clint Eastwood, as his film, Letters From Iwo Jima, reaches British cinemas.
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The Film Programme - 23/03/2007
Clint Eastwood talks about his latest dual film project: Flags of our Fathers and Letters from Iwo Jima.
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The Film Programme - 23/04/2010
Ground-breaking documentary-maker Frederick Wiseman discusses his career with Francine Stock.
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The Film Programme - 23/05/2008
Francine Stock talks to Michael Patrick King, writer and director of the film version of Sex and the City. He reveals the challenges of transforming a TV comedy series into a movie.
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The Film Programme - 23/07/2010
The League Of Gentlemen's Mark Gatiss presents the first of his favourite character actors, Ernest Thesiger of Bride Of Frankenstein fame. Produced by Stephen Hughes.
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The Film Programme - 23/10/2009
Fantastic foxes, werewolves and vampires star in this edition of the programme, with Wes Anderson, Park Chan Wook and John Landis.
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The Film Programme - 23/11/2007
Michael Caine, the star of Sleuth talks about working with Harold Pinter 50 years after their first collaboration.
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The Film Programme - 24/04/2009
After Slumdog Millionaire swept the Oscars, Francine Stock hails the renaissance in British cinema, asks why our local industry is doing so well and wonders if it can last.
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The Film Programme - 24/07/2009
Sylvia Syms on her adventures in motion pictures, and Mark Gatiss presents an alternative guide to British cinema.
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The Film Programme - 24/08/2007
Andrew Collins talks to Judd Apatow, director of The 40-Year-Old Virgin and Knocked Up.
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The Film Programme - 24/09/2010
Francine Stock talks to film star and director Ben Affleck about his new feature The Town.
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The Film Programme - 24/10/2008
Francine Stock talks to Ricky Gervais about his first starring role in a Hollywood movie, Ghost Town.
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The Film Programme - 24/12/2010
Francine Stock talks to Brokeback Mountain star Jake Gyllenhaal about his new comedy Love And Other Drugs.
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The Film Programme - 25/01/2008
Francine Stock talks to Johnny Depp and Tim Burton about their bloodthirsty musical Sweeney Todd. Paul Haggis talks about In the Valley of Elah, his controversial new film.
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The Film Programme - 25/04/2008
John Hurt talks about Indiana Jones, Alien and his film The Oxford Murders, a heady mix of maths, philosophy and murder; plus the Iraq war on screen.
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The Film Programme - 25/05/2007
Francine Stock talks to the cast and crew of Pirates Of The Caribbean 3.
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The Film Programme - 25/06/2010
Francine Stock presents a special edition from The Edinburgh Film Festival, with Stephen Frears and Mike Hodges.
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The Film Programme - 25/07/2008
Matthew Sweet talks to British director Peter Yates about his classic British crime movie Robbery, which contains one of the best car chases ever committed to celluloid.
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The Film Programme - 25/09/2009
Atonement director Joe Wright on the effect of the recession on Hollywood, and why he wouldn't be able to make The Soloist now.
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The Film Programme - 25/12/2009
Francine Stock talks to 92-year-old actress Googie Withers, star of Night And The City, It Always Rains On Sunday and Dead Of Night.
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The Film Programme - 26/02/2010
Amelie and Delicatessen director Jean Pierre Jeunet reveals why he thinks all his films are the same.
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The Film Programme - 26/03/2010
Lewis Gilbert on 50 years in film, from directing Reach For The Sky and Alfie to three of the biggest Bond films ever: You Only Live Twice, The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker.
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The Film Programme - 26/06/2009
Francine Stock dips into The Pool Of London, a classic British noir made in 1951, and talks to its star, 91-year-old Caribbean actor Earl Cameron.
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The Film Programme - 26/09/2008
The latest movie news and reviews. Francine Stock talks to Alexander Sokurov, director of Russian Ark, about his new film Alexandra, which is set in an army camp in Chechnya.
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The Film Programme - 26/10/2007
Francine Stock talks to director Richard Lester as the Beatles' Help is released on DVD for the first time. Actor and director Steve Buscemi talks about his new movie Interview.
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The Film Programme - 26/11/2010
Oscar winning British producer Graham King discusses his adventures in Hollywood.
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The Film Programme - 26/12/2008
Francine Stock discusses the best films of the year with Asif Kapadia, director of Far North and The Warrior. Plus an interview with Steve McQueen about his debut film Hunger.
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The Film Programme - 27/02/2009
Jamie Cullum recalls dueting with Clint Eastwood and Tessa Ross, head of Film 4 and the executive producer of Slumdog Millionaire, talks about the key to British film success.
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The Film Programme - 27/03/2009
Francine Stock talks to Colin Firth about his new film Genova, a ghost story with a twist directed by Michael Winterbottom.
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The Film Programme - 27/04/2007
In a rare interview Julie Christie talks to Francine Stock about celebrity, the sixties and the offer she couldn't refuse.
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The Film Programme - 27/06/2008
Francine Stock talks to Tilda Swinton about Narnia, Oscar and her role as patron of the Edinburgh International Film Festival.
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The Film Programme - 27/07/2007
Acclaimed British director Terence Davies talks about Victim, the Dirk Bogarde drama that helped to change the laws about homosexuality.
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The Film Programme - 27/08/2010
Matthew Sweet talks to Robin Williams about his new comedy, World's Greatest Dad. Mark Gatiss salutes the work of Lionel Jeffries.
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The Film Programme - 27/11/2009
Ken Russell discusses his 1971 musical The Boyfriend, Oscar winner Andrea Arnold on Fish Tank and the British Independent Film Awards.
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The Film Programme - 28/01/2011
Francine Stock talks to actors Donald Sutherland and Paul Giamatti.
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The Film Programme - 28/03/2008
Naomi Watts talks about the experience of starring in Michael Haneke's shot-for-shot American remake of his own harrowing Austrian movie Funny Games.
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The Film Programme - 28/05/2010
Francine Stock talks to director Michael Winterbottom about the latest Jim Thompson adaptation, The Killer Inside Me.
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The Film Programme - 28/08/2009
Matthew Sweet talks to Douglas Slocombe, one of Britain's most prolific and feted cinematographers.
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The Film Programme - 28/09/2007
Francine Stock talks to director Julie Taymor about her new film Across the Universe and to Jodie Foster about vigilantism, gun control, primal instincts and Taxi Driver.
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The Film Programme - 28/11/2008
Francine Stock talks to Judy Craymer, the creator of Mamma Mia and Robert Carlyle, the star of Trainspotting and The Full Monty discusses his movie, Summer, with its director Kenny Glenaan.
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The Film Programme - 28/12/2007
Francine Stock presents a special edition of the show celebrating Thelma Schoonmaker, one of American cinema's unsung heroines.
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The Film Programme - 29/01/2010
Director Lee Daniels on Precious, Oprah Winfrey and Mariah Carey. Havana Marking discusses her documentary about the Afghan version of Pop Idol.
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The Film Programme - 29/02/2008
Eric Bana on why doing stand-up comedy is good preparation for being a Hollywood star; James Mason on The London Nobody Knows.
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The Film Programme - 29/05/2009
Francine Stock takes a look back at the 1960s with a man who gave us some of its defining images - director Richard Lester.
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The Film Programme - 29/06/2007
Francine Stock talks to the star of Austin Powers Mike Myers and the producer of Paris Je T'Aime, a portmanteau movie featuring short films by some of the most famous directors in the world.
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The Film Programme - 29/08/2008
Romola Garai discusses melodrama, 19th century novelists, and the book she was named after; plus Gerry Anderson journeys to the far side of the sun.
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The Film Programme - 29/10/2010
Director Lisa Cholodenko on The Kids Are All Right starring Annette Bening and Julianne Moore as a couple whose relationship founders when their children find their biological dad.
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The Film Programme - 30/01/2009
Francine Stock talks to Penelope Cruz about working with Woody Allen in Vicky Christina Barcelona.
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The Film Programme - 30/04/2010
Francine Stock talks to actors Eddie Marsan and Terence Stamp.
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The Film Programme - 30/05/2008
Francine Stock talks to producer and director Roger Corman, whose credits include Attack of the Crab Monsters, The Pit and the Pendulum and The Trip.
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The Film Programme - 30/07/2010
Oliver Stone talks to Matthew Sweet about his controversial new documentary South of the Border.
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The Film Programme - 30/10/2009
Francine Stock talks to Nick Hornby about his adaptation of Lynn Barber's memoir, An Education.
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The Film Programme - 30/11/2007
Francine Stock talks to Andrew Dominik, director of Chopper. His new highly acclaimed horse opera, The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, stars Brad Pitt.
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The Film Programme - 31/07/2009
The star of La Haine, Vincent Cassell, discusses the life and death of Jacques Mesrine, France's Public Enemy Number One. David Warner reveals how Sam Peckinpah saved his career.
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The Film Programme - 31/08/2007
Andrew Collins talks to director Mike Leigh and producer Simon Channing-Williams about their first film together, the 1998 drama High Hopes. Ken Loach gives an interview.
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The Film Programme - 31/10/2008
Matthew Sweet talks to Herbert Lom about his life in film, from The Ladykillers to the Pink Panther series.
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The Film Programme - 31/12/2010
Francine Stock talks to Oscar winning scribe Simon Beaufoy, writer of The Full Monty and Slumdog Millionaire, about 127 Hours.
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