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Imagine Season 8 Episodes
Season 8 Episode Guide
10 Episodes 2006 - 2006
Episode 1
Following Peter Pan
60 mins
Alan Yentob takes a look at J.M. Barrie, Peter Pan and the new novel 'Peter Pan in Scarlet' and follow it's author Geraldine McCaughrean as she prepares for it's publication.
Episode 2
Velazquez: The Painter's Painter
50 mins
Portrait of the artist regarded by many as the greatest painter of all time. Alan Yentob travels to Seville, Madrid, Rome and New York to meet artists and critics who add more to the story of Velazquez's genius.
Episode 3
A Play for Today
60 mins
Alan Yentob follows playwright Jeremy Weller as he attempts to get his play, The Foolish Young Man, ready in time for the reopening of Camden's ubiquitous Roundhouse theatre.
Episode 4
The Movie Brats, Take Two
60 mins
Imagine with Alan Yentob in Cannes, New York and Los Angeles on the trail of the leading independent minded directors currently working in American cinema.
Episode 5
Who Cares About Art?
60 mins
Alan Yentob follows five stories about the people who work in museums and galleries as guardians of their art and treasures.
Episode 6
Hans Holbein, International Man of Mystery
60 mins
Alan Yentob goes in search of the real Hans Holbein.
Episode 7
Being a Diva
60 mins
Alan Yentob takes at look at operatic divas and what it takes to be one, he also talks to some of the most well known divas including Angela Gheorghiu and Kiri Te Kanawa.
Episode 8
www.herecomeseverybody.co.uk
60 mins
Episode 9
And Then There Was Television
60 mins
Alan Yentob visits Alexander Palace and looks back at it's first high-definition television broadcast in 1936.
Episode 10
The Beatles in 'Love'
59 mins
'Imagine' follows the creation of 'LOVE', a spectacular collaboration bringing together the magic of The Beatles' music with the imagination of Cirque Du Soleil. The documentary had exclusive access to Sir George Martin, along with his son/co-producer Giles Martin, as they demonstrated the process by which the soundtrack was created. The entire, long-protected Beatles' back catalog was made available and, by re-mixing and re-mastering the Beatles' recorded performances, completely new music was produced.