Tuesday 15 January 2008: Welcome to the Radio Times Newsletter
 

MAGAZINE
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In the new issue of Radio Times magazine...

This week we're chatting to none other than Hollywood heart-throb Johnny Depp, who's soon to be back on the big screen wielding yet more sharp implements as he takes on the role of Sweeney Todd, the demon barber of Fleet Street.

Depp and director Tim Burton join us on the eve of their South Bank Show appearance to try to explain where their magical outsider chemistry comes from. And yes, there are pictures...


Also this week:

  • The Wild at Heart team gives us a glimpse behind the scenes at their world of prosthetic giraffes and animatronic elephants
  • Messiah star Marc Warren discusses his ubiquity and his atypical attitude towards treading the televisual boards
  • And we talk to real-life hardman Ross Kemp about his experiences of the war in Afghanistan

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NEWS

Top Gear goes USA
NBC plans American Stig
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BBC beats bongs
ITV's News at Ten fails to topple rival
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Hugh Jackman deal axed
Studios dropping star projects over writers' strike
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Millions tune in to BBC iPlayer
Doctor Who tops online viewing chart
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COMPETITION
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HIGHLIGHTS
Radio Times recommends...the week's best TV and radio
See Messiah this Sunday
Saturday 19 January

Primeval

7:00pm ITV1

Law & Order

10:30pm Five
Sunday 20 January

Messiah

9:00pm BBC1
The South Bank Show 10:40pm ITV1
Monday 21 January
Paradise or Bust 9:00pm BBC2
Ross Kemp in Afghanistan 9:00pm Sky One
Curb Your Enthusiasm 10:35pm More4
Tuesday 22 January
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation 9:00pm Five
Chasing Celebrity 10:30pm BBC Radio 2
Wednesday 23 January
Reaper 9:00pm E4
Wonderland 9:50pm BBC2
Thursday 24 January
A Boy Called Alex 9:00pm Channel 4

Friday 25 January

Natural World 8:00pm BBC2
The School of Rock 8:00pm Channel 4
 

VIDEO

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GET ON TV

Are you the next Oliver or Nancy?
Are you, or do you know, the next Oliver or Nancy?

BBC1 is launching a brand-new Saturday-night talent search looking for newcomers to play Oliver Twist or Nancy in the West End musical production of Oliver!

All Nancy applicants must be at least 17 (playing age 17-35), and all Oliver applicants must be aged at least 9 and no more than 14 by 31 December 2008. Nationwide open auditions start soon - get your information pack from www.bbc.co.uk/oliver.
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