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Great Poets: In Their Own Words

Great Poets: In Their Own Words

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Great Poets: In Their Own Words

2014

1h 38m

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History

Overview

A journey into the BBC archives unearthing glorious performances and candid interviews from some of Britain's greatest poets.

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16 members

Acting

Rebecca Front

Narrator (voice)

Rebecca Front

Writing

Simon Armitage

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Simon Armitage

Acting

Sarah Churchwell

Self

Sarah Churchwell

Writing

T. S. Eliot

Self

T. S. Eliot

Acting

Germaine Greer

Self

Germaine Greer

Acting

Liz Lochhead

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Writing

Blake Morrison

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Acting

Ezra Pound

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Crew

Edith Sitwell

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Acting

Fiona Shaw

Self

Fiona Shaw

Acting

Stevie Smith

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Writing

Dylan Thomas

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Acting

R.S. Thomas

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Acting

Allen Ginsberg

Self (archive footage)

Allen Ginsberg

Acting

Anne Sexton

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Sylvia Plath

Self

Sylvia Plath

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