Kate Winslet in Triple 9, Nell Gwynn, One Child
Arts news with John Wilson, including Kate Winslet on her role as a mafia villain in new heist film Triple 9 and Jessica Swale, the writer of a new play about Nell Gwynn.
Kate Winslet discusses her role as a Russian-Israeli mafia villain in new heist film Triple 9, starring Casey Affleck and Chiwetel Ejiofor.
As a new play about Nell Gwynn opens in the West End, John talks to the playwright Jessica Swale and Charles Beauclerk, Earl of Burford, who is a direct descendant of Charles II and Nell Gwynn and has written a biography of the Restoration actress.
Writer Guy Hibbert discusses his new TV series One Child, a political thriller set in China that addresses political corruption and the one-child policy.
And as new rules for the acceptance speeches by the winners of the forthcoming Oscars are announced, film critic Jason Solomons considers the likely outcome.
Presenter John Wilson
Producer Jerome Weatherald.
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Kate Winslet on Starring in Triple 9
Duration: 08:31
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Kate Winslet
Duration: 10:35
Guy Hibbert - One Child
Duration: 07:41
Nell Gwynn
Duration: 08:37
Oscar Speeches
Duration: 01:38
Triple 9 (15)
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In cinemas across the UK from 19 FebruaryNell Gwynn
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At the , Shaftesbury Avenue, London until 30 April
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Nell Gwyn – A Biography (Thistle)
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Image credit: Gemma Arterton as Nell Gwynn. Photo credit Tristram Kenton
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One Child
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On Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ2 from 17 February at 9 pm
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Image credit: Mei (Katie Leung and Ajun (Sebastian So)
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Role Contributor Presenter John Wilson Interviewed Guest Kate Winslet Interviewed Guest Jessica Swale Interviewed Guest Charles Beauclerk Interviewed Guest Guy Hibbert Interviewed Guest Jason Solomons Producer Jerome Weatherald Broadcast
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