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Parkinson (1971)
Starring: Michael (I) Ball, Michael (II) Parkinson, Sharon (I) Stone, Kathleen (I) Turner, Billy Connolly, Noel Edmonds, David (I) Jason, George (II) Michael, Kevin Spacey, Sheryl Crow, Jane Fonda, David Attenborough, Thandie Newton, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Tony (I) Blair, Martin (II) Freeman, Stephen (I) Fry, Ardal O'Hanlon, Jo Brand, Alan Alda, Melvyn Bragg, Daniel Day-Lewis, Jamie Foxx, Jools Holland, Timothy Spall, Paul Anka, Bette Midler
Directors: Stanley Appel, Stuart (IV) McDonald
Genres: Talk-Show
Release-dates: 19 June 1971 (UK), 4 January 2000 (USA), 19 June 1971 (UK), 10 October 1971 (UK), 17 October 1971 (UK), 24 October 1971 (UK), 12 December 1971 (UK), 1 January 1981 (UK), 17 January 1981 (UK), 7 March 1981 (UK), 4 October 1980 (UK), 3 October 1981 (UK), 11 November 1981 (UK), 14 November 1981 (UK), 18 November 1981 (UK), 5 December 1981 (UK), 9 January 1982 (UK), 30 January 1982 (UK), 13 February 1982 (UK), 17 February 1982 (UK), 20 February 1982 (UK), 6 March 1982 (UK), 10 March 1982 (UK), 17 October 1981 (UK), 3 April 1982 (UK), 24 October 1981 (UK), 14 October 1972 (UK), 28 October 1972 (UK), 11 November 1972 (UK), 18 November 1972 (UK), 25 November 1972 (UK), 2 December 1972 (UK), 16 December 1972 (UK), 23 December 1972 (UK), 17 February 1973 (UK), 24 February 1973 (UK), 10 March 1973 (UK), 17 March 1973 (UK), 8 July 1972 (UK), 22 July 1972 (UK), 12 May 2007 (UK), 19 May 2007 (UK), 17 November 1973 (UK), 8 December 1973 (UK), 15 December 1973 (UK), 29 December 1973 (UK), 18 January 1974 (UK), 25 January 1974 (UK), 22 February 1974 (UK), 29 September 1973 (UK), 3 November 1973 (UK), 9 November 1974 (UK), 23 November 1974 (UK), 21 December 1974 (UK), 30 August 1975 (UK), 1 November 1975 (UK), 15 November 1975 (UK), 24 January 1976 (UK), 7 February 1976 (UK), 14 February 1976 (UK), 20 September 1975 (UK), 4 October 1975 (UK), 18 October 1975 (UK), 11 September 1976 (UK), 7 April 1977 (UK), 18 September 1976 (UK), 16 October 1976 (UK), 5 November 1977 (UK), 26 November 1977 (UK), 17 December 1977 (UK), 2 January 1978 (UK), 8 October 1977 (UK), 2 December 1978 (UK), 30 September 1978 (UK), 22 September 1979 (UK), 21 November 1979 (UK), 29 December 1979 (UK), 15 March 1980 (UK), 13 October 1979 (UK), 16 November 1974 (UK), 25 December 1975 (UK), 8 April 1980 (UK), 9 January 1998 (UK), 23 January 1998 (UK), 30 January 1998 (UK), 5 December 1998 (UK), 29 January 1999 (UK), 5 February 1999 (UK), 19 February 1999 (UK), 26 February 1999 (UK), 3 December 1999 (UK), 10 December 1999 (UK), 17 December 1999 (UK), 27 January 2000 (UK), 4 February 2000 (UK), 11 February 2000 (UK), 18 February 2000 (UK)
Rating: 6.7
Plot: Sharon Osbourne talks of addiction and plastic surgery; Liza Minnelli reveals she slept in Central Park in New York, and Lionel Richie explains that "All Night Long" is closer to "a fierce 30 minutes"...(Anonymous)
More info at Imdb
Starring: Michael (I) Ball, Michael (II) Parkinson, Sharon (I) Stone, Kathleen (I) Turner, Billy Connolly, Noel Edmonds, David (I) Jason, George (II) Michael, Kevin Spacey, Sheryl Crow, Jane Fonda, David Attenborough, Thandie Newton, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Tony (I) Blair, Martin (II) Freeman, Stephen (I) Fry, Ardal O'Hanlon, Jo Brand, Alan Alda, Melvyn Bragg, Daniel Day-Lewis, Jamie Foxx, Jools Holland, Timothy Spall, Paul Anka, Bette Midler
Directors: Stanley Appel, Stuart (IV) McDonald
Genres: Talk-Show
Release-dates: 19 June 1971 (UK), 4 January 2000 (USA), 19 June 1971 (UK), 10 October 1971 (UK), 17 October 1971 (UK), 24 October 1971 (UK), 12 December 1971 (UK), 1 January 1981 (UK), 17 January 1981 (UK), 7 March 1981 (UK), 4 October 1980 (UK), 3 October 1981 (UK), 11 November 1981 (UK), 14 November 1981 (UK), 18 November 1981 (UK), 5 December 1981 (UK), 9 January 1982 (UK), 30 January 1982 (UK), 13 February 1982 (UK), 17 February 1982 (UK), 20 February 1982 (UK), 6 March 1982 (UK), 10 March 1982 (UK), 17 October 1981 (UK), 3 April 1982 (UK), 24 October 1981 (UK), 14 October 1972 (UK), 28 October 1972 (UK), 11 November 1972 (UK), 18 November 1972 (UK), 25 November 1972 (UK), 2 December 1972 (UK), 16 December 1972 (UK), 23 December 1972 (UK), 17 February 1973 (UK), 24 February 1973 (UK), 10 March 1973 (UK), 17 March 1973 (UK), 8 July 1972 (UK), 22 July 1972 (UK), 12 May 2007 (UK), 19 May 2007 (UK), 17 November 1973 (UK), 8 December 1973 (UK), 15 December 1973 (UK), 29 December 1973 (UK), 18 January 1974 (UK), 25 January 1974 (UK), 22 February 1974 (UK), 29 September 1973 (UK), 3 November 1973 (UK), 9 November 1974 (UK), 23 November 1974 (UK), 21 December 1974 (UK), 30 August 1975 (UK), 1 November 1975 (UK), 15 November 1975 (UK), 24 January 1976 (UK), 7 February 1976 (UK), 14 February 1976 (UK), 20 September 1975 (UK), 4 October 1975 (UK), 18 October 1975 (UK), 11 September 1976 (UK), 7 April 1977 (UK), 18 September 1976 (UK), 16 October 1976 (UK), 5 November 1977 (UK), 26 November 1977 (UK), 17 December 1977 (UK), 2 January 1978 (UK), 8 October 1977 (UK), 2 December 1978 (UK), 30 September 1978 (UK), 22 September 1979 (UK), 21 November 1979 (UK), 29 December 1979 (UK), 15 March 1980 (UK), 13 October 1979 (UK), 16 November 1974 (UK), 25 December 1975 (UK), 8 April 1980 (UK), 9 January 1998 (UK), 23 January 1998 (UK), 30 January 1998 (UK), 5 December 1998 (UK), 29 January 1999 (UK), 5 February 1999 (UK), 19 February 1999 (UK), 26 February 1999 (UK), 3 December 1999 (UK), 10 December 1999 (UK), 17 December 1999 (UK), 27 January 2000 (UK), 4 February 2000 (UK), 11 February 2000 (UK), 18 February 2000 (UK)
Rating: 6.7
Plot: Sharon Osbourne talks of addiction and plastic surgery; Liza Minnelli reveals she slept in Central Park in New York, and Lionel Richie explains that "All Night Long" is closer to "a fierce 30 minutes"...(Anonymous)
More info at Imdb
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