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Guests: Mel Brooks, Frank Capra, Robert Altman, Peter Bogdanovich Dick Cavett welcomes guests directors Mel Brooks, Frank Capra, Robert Altman and Peter Bogdanovich. Bogdanovich pushing ""What's Up Doc?"" Capra pushing his new book ""The Name Above the Title"

Peter Brook and his theater company prepare an experimental version of Shakespeare's "The Tempest." Brook talks about the future of theater, its purpose, whether it has somehow been lost in the world today. His company is seen in acting exercises and performance. Critic Margaret Croyden comments on Brook's work. Themes include: we no longer know what theater can be. We need to find again a sense of "magic." What is "acting"? Characters in "The Tempest" explore a range of human possibilities, for example Caliban is a "monster" so the actor must find the monster in himself to portray this figure. Peter Brook and his theater company prepare an experimental version of Shakespeare's "The Tempest." Brook talks about the future of theater, its purpose, whether it has somehow been lost in the world today. His company is seen in acting exercises and performance. Critic Margaret Croyden comments on Brook's work. Themes include: we no longer know what theater can be. We need to find again a sense of "magic." What is "acting"? Characters in "The Tempest" explore a range of human possibilities, for example Caliban is a "monster" so the actor must find the monster in himself to portray this figure. 29 mins. Produced and Directed by Merrill Brockway. Air Date: 2/28/71 Peter Brook, theater director. Members of acting company. Margaret Croyden, theater critic.

LSs of Saint Peters Bay church and churchyard, town buildings across stream. LS of village across body of water, sea birds on water in foreground. Closer shots of birds. MS of shed and white frame lighthouse. LS of village across body of water. Shot of lighthouse. Shot of old shed. Shot of framed quotation from Bible leaning on shed. Closer shot of quotation (John 3:16). Shots of rusty pot-bellied stove and ramshackled chair on porch.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

Full title reads: "Motor News". <br/> <br/>Grand Prix D'Europe, Belgium. <br/> <br/>LV Start of Grand Prix, as they come into left hand bend, cars go up hill and out of picture. SV Crowds. SV Car No 40 coming toward camera. SV No 24 coming toward camera. SV Mike Hawthorn in a Ferrari taking a right hand bend. CU Two cars passing camera. SV Peter Collins in a Ferrari being past by Tony Brooks in a Vanwall. SV Tony Brooks coming head on toward camera. GV Finishing line with man holding flag as Tony Brooks comes over the line to win the race. CU Man with cine camera. CU Tony Brooks holding trophy. CU Tony Brooks holding trophy. <br/> <br/>Intertitle reads: "Berkshire". <br/> <br/>Coup D'Europe Motorcycle race, Newbury. <br/> <br/>GV Mass start of Coupe d'Europe motorbike race for 250 cc machines being held at Newbury. they go up a hill and over the top. SV Riders coming downhill led by Brian Stonebridge, they come down hill then up a ridge. CU Girl in crowd. GV Cizek of Czechoslovakia comes out of dip closely followed by Leask of Great Britain. SV Looking over top of dip, Cizek comes flying over top and lands. GV Riders going up a hill amid clouds of dust. SV Cizek who is going along between crowds. SV Crowds watching. CU Cizek goes past camera and over the line. CU Timekeeper and other officials. SV Jaromir Cizek being presented with Coupe d'Europe trophy by Mr. Howard Taylor, British Team Manager. <br/> <br/>(Orig. Neg.)

Theater owner Peter Magazzu receives medal for record sales of WWII war bonds

The peaty waters of the River Deveron in autumn, flowing from the Cabrach in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, to the North Sea between Banff and Macduff. A specialist rod fishing venue.

Members of the War Cabinet arrive at 10 Downing Street, and leave after a late session. Chief of General Staff, Sir Alan Brooks, enters 10 Downing Street. Brendan Bracken and Herbert Morrison leave. Sir Archibald Sinclair leaves followed by Prime Minister Winston Churchill. Peter Fraser, Prime Minister of New Zealand, and his advisers leave Whitehall after Dominion Premier's Conference. New Zealand Prime Minister gets into a car. (World War II period) Location: London England United Kingdom. Date: June 1944.

3/19/2006

British theatre figure Peter Brook opens Chekhovs, The Cherry Orchard, at a theatre in Moscow, Germany.

Young Frankenstein - 1974 b&w trailer - horror - comedy - Needs Special Clearance - Gene Wilder, Peter Boyle, Teri Garr, Madeline Kahn, directed by Mel Brooks

[WWII - England - 10 Downing Street & War Cabinet]

ORIG. COLOR 800 SOF. MAG. & TRACK PETER BROOK, DIRECTOR OF THE FILM TELL ME LIES, DEPICTING THE HORRORS OF THE VIETNAM WAR. ROBERT YOUNG AND LOU CIOFFI INTERVIEW MR. BROOK. MR. BROOK EXPLAINS SOME OF HIS THOUGHT EXPRESSED IN THE MOVIE. THE TRACK IMCLUDES PART OF THE SOUND TRACK OF THE MOVIE TELL ME LIES. CI: PERSONALITIES - BROOK, PETER.

Windmill in the north of The Netherlands on a breezy spring day.

e) preview of the forthcoming Omnibus adaptation of King Lear, with Peter Brook and Virgil Thomson - 5 mins

b&w - mos - Wee Willie Winkie movie premiere - various celebrities arriving on red carpet and getting out of their limousines at Carthay Circle - Eddie Cantor - Victor McLaglen - Robert Lowery and woman who may be Dixie Dunbar - Arthur Treacher - large man is songwriter Mack Gordon w/ woman - Joan Davis - Phyllis Brooks and Michael Whalen - Sonja Henie w/ Tyrone Power - Peter Lorre walks toward camera smoking cigarette - C. Aubrey Smith and couple exit car - Sophie Tucker in fur coat

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

11:27:43:04 The Brookings Institution holds a discussion on "Fiscal Accomplishments and Budget Update" with Office of Management and Budget Director Peter Orszag and William Gale, senior fellow of eco ...

Title reads: "Royal Film Performance". <br/> <br/>Leicester Square, West End of London. <br/> <br/>Various shots crowds outside Odeon Cinema, waiting to see stars arrive at premiere of film "Lord Jim". M/S film star Sean Connery arriving with wife / film star Diane Cilento. M/S actor Jack Hawkins arriving. <br/> <br/>Interior of cinema foyer. C/U actor Robert Morley. C/U actress Jean Simmons. Various C/Us actress Daliah Lavi chatting with film star Curt Jurgens. Various C/Us actress Susannah York chatting with Maximilian Schell. Various C/Us film director Richard Brooks talking to film star Peter O'Toole. C/U film star James Mason. C/U Sean Connery. C/U Diane Cilento. <br/> <br/>Exterior. Various shots Queen Mother arriving outside with Princess Margaret, Lord Snowdon (Anthony Armstrong-Jones) and Prince William of Gloucester. Interior: stars lined up to meet Royalty. Panning shot Daliah Lavi, Jack Hawkins, Curt Jurgens and James Mason. Queen Mother enters and shakes hands with Richard Brooks. Various C/Us royal party greeting stars. Queen Mother shakes hands with actress Marie Jose Nat. Queen Mother shakes hands and chats with Peter O'Toole. Queen mother talks with Ralph Bromhead (Chairman of the Cinema and TV Benevolent Fund). M/S Princess Margaret being presented with bouquet by small boy. <br/> <br/>Note: press release on file.

Sam Snead, Bob Toski and Peter Thomson compete in round-robin golf contest