It’s an all-British line-up of guests this Sunday: the composer
John Rutter brings us up to date on his latest projects, and the actor Tom Conti also joins The Guest List to talk about his new movie ‘Dangerous Parking…Plus –Andrew Lloyd Webber, who Annie caught up with backstage at this week’s Classical BRIT Awards, shares his thoughts on the honour of receiving the Outstanding Achievement in Music Award.
On the Guest List this Week Anne-Marie Minhall talks to
Oscar winner Susan Sarandon and Christina Ricci about
their new movie ‘Speed Racer ....
Also on the show is singer Sarah Brightman who tells Annie
about her new CD ‘Symphony’ and how excited she is
to be appearing at next weeks ‘Classical Brit Awards’ at
the Royal Albert Hall…
One of the world’s leading violinists Midori also appears
on the show telling the Guest List about her new CD featuring
the works of Bach and Bartok and also what her role as a
UN Ambassador entails .
The Guest List this week comes from the Everyman Theatre
in the capital of culture , Liverpool.
Hear from Ewan MacGregor on his new movie ‘Deception’ and
what it was like filming in New York and his plans for the future behind the camera.
Also on the show are Elijah Wood and John Hurt who are currently starring in the ‘Oxford Murders’ , the story of an Oxford University professor and a grad student who work together to try and stop a potential series of murders seemingly linked by mathematical symbols.
Anne-Marie also talks to the Liverpool-born screenwriter Carla Lane who is the writer behinf TV classics like ‘The Liver Birds’, ‘Bless This House’ and ‘Bread’
On the Guest List this week Anne-Marie Minhall talks
to the world’s leading violinist Nigel Kennedy about his
new album ‘Beethoven & Mozart Violin Concertos’....
Also on the show is Film Director Mike Leigh. The man
behind ‘Topsy Turvey’ and ‘Vera Drake’ tells the Guest List
about his new movie ‘Happy-Go-Lucky’ and how he feels
that most actors would rather die than attempt to improvise
on the big screen…
On the Guest List this week Anne-Marie Minhall
talks to 007 himself…Daniel Craig…..
The A-list actor tells Classic FM about his first movie as an
executive producer – Flashbacks of a Fool – in which he also stars.
Craig plays a washed-up Hollywood star whose hedonistic lifestyle has taken its toll. Only when he is confronted by tragedy is he forced to face up to the ghosts of his past.
“It’s my first foray into producing. It’s a gentle way in and I’ve been very closely connected to the project, which is the way I like to work.
My heart has to be in my work, or it doesn’t make a great deal of sense to me.”
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