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Benjamin Britten on Camera (2013)

Released November 16, 2013Runtime 0h 59mDirector Andy King-Dabbs

BBC documentary exploring the dynamic relationship that developed between British composer Benjamin Britten and the BBC as they worked together to broadcast modern classical music further and wider. Through this collaboration, Britten's music reached television audiences, from elaborately staged studio operas to intimate duets featuring his partner Peter Pears to the massive Proms performance of his War Requiem. The programme features interviews with Britten's collaborators and singers as well as those working behind the scenes including Michael Crawford, David Attenborough, Humphrey Burton and soprano April Cantelo. James Naughtie narrates.

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Cast of Benjamin Britten on Camera

Benjamin Britten

Benjamin Britten

Self (Archive Footage)
Peter Pears

Peter Pears

Self (Archive Footage)
Michael Crawford

Michael Crawford

Self
Peter Maxwell Davies

Peter Maxwell Davies

Self
James Naughtie

James Naughtie

Narrator

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Who stars in Benjamin Britten on Camera?

Benjamin Britten on Camera stars Benjamin Britten, Peter Pears, Joan Cross, Eric Crozier, E.M. Forster.

Who directed Benjamin Britten on Camera?

Benjamin Britten on Camera was directed by Andy King-Dabbs.

How long is Benjamin Britten on Camera?

Benjamin Britten on Camera has a runtime of 0h 59m.

What is Benjamin Britten on Camera about?

BBC documentary exploring the dynamic relationship that developed between British composer Benjamin Britten and the BBC as they worked together to broadcast modern classical music further and wider. Through this collaboration, Britten's music reached television audiences, from elaborately staged studio operas to intimate duets featuring his partner Peter Pears to the massive Proms performance of his War Requiem. The programme features interviews with Britten's collaborators and singers as well as those working behind the scenes including Michael Crawford, David Attenborough, Humphrey Burton and soprano April Cantelo. James Naughtie narrates.