Tempo

Oct 15, 1961

Nov 26, 1961

A specially commissioned film by Orson Welles examines bullfighting. Meanwhile, writer Truman Capote discusses the death of fiction.

Feb 4, 1962

Mar 25, 1962

A look at modern architecture in Britain including interviews with the critic Iain Nairn and the architects Frederick Gibberd and Hubert Bennett.

Apr 8, 1962

Tempo visits France for a film about the abstract artist Graham Sutherland who is seen at work in his studio.

Oct 7, 1962

Oct 14, 1962

The author of the James Bond books, Ian Fleming, talks to Dan Farson.

Oct 21, 1962

Oct 28, 1962

Nov 11, 1962

Nov 25, 1962

Dec 16, 1962

Jan 27, 1963

Feb 10, 1963

Apr 21, 1963

Sep 29, 1963

An attempt to explore the television technique in relation to modern ballet.

Oct 20, 1963

How artists bring terror into their pictures.

Oct 27, 1963

Dec 1, 1963

Dec 22, 1963

Mar 8, 1964

Mods and Rockers is a dance created by Peter Darrell for the Western Theatre Ballet based on the music of the Beatles.

Mar 22, 1964

Apr 5, 1964

Apr 12, 1964

May 3, 1964

The Great Shakespeare Exhibition at Stratford-upon-Avon takes you back to 23 April 1564, the day of the poet's birth.

May 24, 1964

May 31, 1964

Jun 14, 1946

Songs, recitations, and Victorian melodrama are used for a series of vignettes on aspects of crime. From the righteous to the romantic and ultimately, the repellent.

Jul 12, 1964

Jul 19, 1964

A profile of the American blues singer Odetta.

Aug 16, 1964

A profile on Russian-American singer Sophie Tucker.

Aug 23, 1964

Aug 30, 1964

Sep 13, 1964

Sep 20, 1964

The South African cast of the 'Wait a Minim' theatre show bring their sparkle and zest for life to the small screen.

Oct 10, 1964

A behind the scenes look at a production of the musical Maggie May.

Nov 14, 1964

Nov 22, 1963

Looking back on the past year since John F. Kennedy was assassinated.

Dec 6, 1964

Dec 13, 1964

Apr 4, 1965

May 28, 1965

Jun 6, 1965

Jun 11, 1965

Jul 18, 1965

Jul 25, 1965

Tempo visits the booming film title making industry, where some have said that the titles are now a lot more interesting than the films they introduce.

Oct 3, 1965

Playwright Harold Pinter talks about his background and influences in a documentary that also includes extracts from The Homecoming with the original Aldwych Theatre cast.

Oct 10, 1965

Oct 17, 1965

Oct 24, 1965

Oct 31, 1965

Nov 7, 1965

Nov 14, 1965

Contrasting the professional life of Welsh pop singer Tom Jones who shot to fame last year with Canadian-born modern ballet dancer Lynne Seymour who performs with the Royal Ballet Company.

Nov 21, 1965

Jan 23, 1966

An interview with actor/comedian Zero Mostel on the set of 'A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum'.

Jan 31, 1966

Feb 13, 1966

The evolution of London's community of street musicians.

Feb 21, 1966

Mar 6, 1966

A profile of jazz musician Duke Ellington.

May 8, 1966

An interview with French comedian and director Jacques Tati on the set of his latest film 'Playtime'.

May 22, 1966

May 30, 1966

At EMI Studios in London, Tempo films the pianist Stan Tracey as he works on a new jazz suite interpretation of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland.

Jun 5, 1966

A look at satirical magazines 'Krokodil' (USSR), 'Le Canard Enchaine' (France) and 'Private Eye' (UK).

Jun 19, 1966

Awards presented by the Design and Art Directors Association.

Jul 3, 1966

Oct 23, 1966

Oct 30, 1966

"Is music just a sound? Is a truck passing by music? Are sounds just sounds or are they Beethoven? Is there such a thing as silence?" John Cage, composer.

Jan 1, 1967

The old idea of a fixed, unchanging world has been thrown out. In today's world of information, can the artist provide a crucial early warning system of coming changes?

Jan 8, 1967

Nostalgia is.. Good..? Bad..? Is life today too hectic and rushed? Does nostalgia close one's eye to the present?

Feb 12, 1967

An attempt to explain and visualise the experience of a person undergoing an LSD trip. The film uses repetition and changes to audio and visual perception via avant garde techniques.

Aug 6, 1967

Aug 13, 1967

Aug 20, 1967

Sep 24, 1967

Oct 8, 1967

Dec 17, 1967

Mar 3, 1968

Mar 17, 1968

Mar 31, 1968

Apr 7, 1968

Apr 14, 1968

Michael Hordern stars as the exiled Prospero, who lives on a desolate island with his daughter Miranda. When his usurping brother Antonio sails by, Prospero uses magic to conjure a storm that wrecks the ship and torments the survivors, including the King of Naples and Antonio, thus changing all of their lives.

Jun 3, 1968

Jun 24, 1968

A discussion on expendability.