1990 Terry Wogan interviews Christopher Plummer

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Wogan was a chat show on British television, hosted by Terry Wogan. It followed the format of a series broadcast in 1980 entitled What's On Wogan?, which failed to gather viewers. The Wogan show was initially broadcast on Tuesday evenings on BBC1 in 1981 and from 1982 to 1984, it moved into the Parkinson slot on Saturday nights. From here, it was moved to weekday evenings at 7pm, where it remained, three nights per week, from 1985 to 1992

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À quatre-vingt ans, il avait la même sympathie, la même présence et gaillardise d'un homme jeune, attirant et plein d'humour, du temps de "La mélodie du bonheur", plus connue par le nom de "The sound off music", avec la chère Julie Andrews. Il nous manque!

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shame not a clear picture

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good interview too

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Christopher Plummer looked basically the same for all the time I knew him. He was always old to me, over a period of 30 years lol

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Great actor and great canadian

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January 31st 2016 RIP Terry Wogan
Sir Terry Wogan, the beloved BBC TV and radio broadcaster, has been described as a national treasure after his family confirmed he had died aged 77 following a short illness.
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The Limerick-born broadcaster, who presented a weekly show on BBC Radio 2, had a broadcasting career spanning more than 50 years.

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The chemistry of this personality still very strong up to this timealthough Capt. Con Trapped is gone it reallyworks continuously I love them both so muchiwont forget them