Sort by IMDb Rating - Highest Rated Movies and TV Shows With John Tusa
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1. The Art of Piano (1999 Video)
107 min | Documentary
Director: Donald Sturrock | Stars: Claudio Arrau, Daniel Barenboim, Schuyler G. Chapin, Georges Cziffra
Votes: 57
2. Timewatch (1982– )
50 min | Documentary, History
BBC investigative documentary series noted for its new perspectives on historical events.
Stars: Michael Praed, Peter France, Christopher Andrew, John Tusa
Votes: 156
3. 60 Minutes (1968– )
TV-PG | 60 min | Documentary, News
The classic long-running prime time TV investigative news magazine.
Stars: Andrew Rooney, Lesley Stahl, Steve Kroft, Morley Safer
Votes: 4,349
4. Panorama (I) (1953– )
40 min | Documentary, News
Long-running factual programme reporting on all aspects of life in Britain.
Stars: Fred Emery, David Dimbleby, Richard Lindley, Richard Dimbleby
Votes: 600
5. Open Air (1986–1990)
55 min | Talk-Show
Viewers get a chance to talk back to programme makers about the programmes we watch.
Stars: Eamonn Holmes, Pattie Coldwell, Bob Wellings, Jayne Irving
Votes: 14
6.
How the BBC Began (2022–2024)
Episode:
Accident and Opportunity
(2022)
89 min | Documentary
Director: John Bridcut | Stars: Joanna Scanlan, Mary Adams, David Attenborough, Richard Baker
Votes: 8
7. How the BBC Began (2022–2024)
Documentary
Participants in the BBC's early history describe the challenges and triumphs of its first fifty years, as it evolved into the corporation of today.
Stars: Joanna Scanlan, David Attenborough, Joan Bakewell, David Dimbleby
Votes: 20
8. This Is Your Life (1955–2003)
30 min | Documentary, Biography
The UK version of the popular US show. Eamonn Andrews (later Michael Aspel) surprises celebrities by presenting them with the Big Red Book before taking them into the studio to tell viewers... See full summary »
Stars: Eamonn Andrews, Michael Aspel, Elizabeth Dawn, June Whitfield
Votes: 324
9. Sunday AM (2005– )
60 min | News, Talk-Show
Presenter Andrew Marr talks to invited guests from politics, broadcasting and the arts to review the week's events making the news, and discuss the headlines in the Sunday newspapers.
Stars: Andrew Marr, Susanna Reid, Matt Taylor, Sophie Raworth
Votes: 162
10. Late Review (1994–2014)
30 min | Biography, Talk-Show
A panel of academics, writers, critics and actors discuss the latest films, books, art exhibitions and plays.
Stars: Kirsty Wark, Martha Kearney, Mark Lawson, Paul Morley
Votes: 40
11. Daily Politics (2003–2018)
30 min | News, Talk-Show
The BBC's in-depth, daily, weekday political show reviewing events in Westminster, around the UK and further afield with interviews, discussion and debate.
Stars: Andrew Neil, Jenny Scott, Giles Dilnot, Jo Coburn
Votes: 85
12. Wogan (1982–1992)
35 min | Talk-Show
Terry Wogan hosts his own long-running chat show, where he interviews a variety of guests, from public life to celebrities. Also featured are regular musical guests performing their latest songs.
Stars: Terry Wogan, Sue Lawley, Joanna Lumley, Gloria Hunniford
Votes: 314
13. Newsnight (1980– )
45 min | News
Serious news reports, analysis and no-holds-barred interviews with leading politicians and public figures.
Stars: Kirsty Wark, Jeremy Paxman, Emily Maitlis, Gavin Esler
Votes: 213
14. The Money Programme (1966– )
45 min | Documentary
Britain's most popular financial and business programme.
Stars: Brian Widlake, Valerie Singleton, Alan Watson, Paul Griffiths
Votes: 30
15. Bookmark (1983–1999)
50 min | Biography
A look at the world of books and writers.
Stars: Ian Hamilton, Simon Winchester, A.N. Wilson, Fay Weldon
Votes: 27
16. HARDtalk Extra (2004– )
Talk-Show
Independently produced arts and culture strand of the HARDtalk brand.
Stars: Gavin Esler, Paddy O'Connell, Mishal Husain, Razia Iqbal
Votes: 32
17. The Media Show (1987–1991)
60 min | Documentary
Stars: Emma Freud, Muriel Gray, John Hegarty, Judith Williamson
Votes: 30
18. Newsweek (1978– )
News
Newsweek is an American weekly news magazine. It is owned by Dev Pragad, its president and CEO, and Johnathan Davis, who sits on the Board. Founded as a weekly print magazine in 1933, it has been widely distributed during the 20th century.
Stars: David Jessel, Richard Kershaw, Moyra Bremner, Donald MacCormick
19. The Sunday Programme (1994–2008)
News
Stars: Steve Richards, Alastair Stewart, David Mills, Frank Dobson
20. The Homecoming (1995 TV Movie)
89 min | Documentary
An epic two-month train journey across Russia with one of the world's greatest writers, Alexander Solzhenitsyn, as he returns home to Russia with his family after twenty years of enforced ... See full summary »
Director: Archie Baron | Stars: Brian Cox, Alan Ereira, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, John Tusa
21. The Campaign (1983 TV Movie)
Drama
Director: Frank Cox | Stars: John Tusa, Raymond Adamson, Bill Wallis, Robert Glenister
22. Saturday Review (1986–1990)
Documentary
Stars: Russell Davies, Minette Marrin, Eric Griffiths, Jonathan Meades
23. Right to Reply (1982–2001)
30 min
Viewers comment on television programmes.
Stars: Roger Bolton, Gus Macdonald, Nabil Shaban, Jon Ronson
24. Assignment (1990– )
Documentary, News
"Assignment" is BBC's long-running investigative documentary and current affairs series.
Stars: Peter Godwin, Olenka Frenkiel, Brian Barron, Emily Buchanan
25. While We're on the Subject (1970– )
280 min | Family
Stars: John Tusa, Michael Frayn, Shirley Conran, Jann Haworth
26. Readers and Writers Roadshow (2001–2003)
30 min | Talk-Show
Literary discussion series, hosted from a different venue each week.
Stars: Kate Mosse, Alexander Waugh, Sarah Waters, Philip Pullman
27.
Late Review (1994–2014)
Episode:
Episode dated 1 July 2005
(2005)
Biography, Talk-Show
Stars: Mark Lawson, Rosie Boycott, James Brown, John Tusa
28.
Sunday AM (2005– )
Episode:
Episode #2.24
(2007)
News, Talk-Show
Stars: Andrew Marr, Julia George, Rob McElwee, Rory Bremner
29.
Daily Politics (2003–2018)
Episode:
Episode dated 6 March 2007
(2007)
News, Talk-Show
Stars: Andrew Neil, Tony Blair, Graham Brady, Nigel Farage
30.
Newsweek (1978– )
Episode:
Jimmy Carter: The Mid-Term Report
(1978)
News
Stars: Richard Kershaw, David Jessel, John Tusa, Jimmy Carter
31.
Newsnight (1980– )
Episode:
Episode dated 21 July 1980
(1980)
News
Stars: Peter Hobday, Des Lynam, Peter Snow, John Tusa
32.
Newsnight (1980– )
Episode:
Episode dated 23 July 1980
(1980)
News
Stars: Shaun Brown, Peter Hobday, Des Lynam, Peter Snow
33.
Newsnight (1980– )
Episode:
Episode dated 24 July 1980
(1980)
News
Stars: Shaun Brown, Peter Hobday, Des Lynam, Peter Snow
34.
Newsnight (1980– )
Episode:
Episode dated 28 July 1980
(1980)
News
Stars: Shaun Brown, Peter Hobday, Des Lynam, Peter Snow
35.
Newsnight (1980– )
Episode:
Episode dated 30 July 1980
(1980)
News
Stars: Linda Alexander, Shaun Brown, Peter Hobday, Des Lynam
36.
HARDtalk Extra (2004– )
Episode:
Sir John Tusa & Lord Chris Smith
(2007)
Talk-Show
Stars: Gavin Esler, Chris Smith, John Tusa
38.
Bookmark (1983–1999)
Episode:
Bookmark Special: The 1988 Booker Prize
(1988)
Biography
Director: John Bush | Stars: John Tusa, Al Alvarez, Marilyn Butler, Peter Carey
39.
Wogan (1982–1992)
Episode:
Episode #8.5
(1988)
Talk-Show
With Alan Whicker, Mary Archer and John Tusa.
Stars: Terry Wogan, Mary Archer, John Tusa, Alan Whicker
40.
Timewatch (1982– )
Episode:
The Peace Movement in the 1930s and Today
(1983)
Documentary, History
Stars: John Tusa, Bernard Clark, Simon Winchester
41.
Timewatch (1982– )
Episode:
Shadow of the Gallows
(1983)
Documentary, History
Stars: John Tusa, Christopher Andrew, David Drew
42.
Timewatch (1982– )
Episode:
The Loved and Hated King
(1983)
Documentary, History
Stars: John Tusa, John Bowman, Keith Thomas
43.
Timewatch (1982– )
Episode:
France and the Nazis
(1983)
Documentary, History
Stars: John Tusa, Christopher Andrew, Jean Borotra
44.
Timewatch (1982– )
Episode:
Battle of the River Plate/Bodyline Bowling
(1983)
Documentary, History
Stars: John Tusa, Gubby Allen, John Bowman, Simon Winchester
45.
Timewatch (1982– )
Episode:
The China of the Manchu Emperors
(1982)
Documentary, History
Stars: John Tusa, Marina Warner
46.
Timewatch (1982– )
Episode:
The Diary of Samuel Pepys
(1983)
Documentary, History
Stars: John Tusa, Peter Ibbotson
47.
Timewatch (1982– )
Episode:
How Do You Democratise a Nazi?
(1983)
Documentary, History
Stars: John Tusa, Simon Winchester
48.
Timewatch (1982– )
Episode:
Sir Thomas More
(1982)
Documentary, History
Stars: John Tusa, Bernard Clark
49.
Timewatch (1982– )
Episode:
Albert, Prince Consort
(1983)
Documentary, History
Stars: John Tusa, Asa Briggs, David Cannadine, Robert Rhodes James
50.
Readers and Writers Roadshow (2001–2003)
Episode:
Episode dated 27 August 2003
(2003)
Talk-Show
Stars: Natasha Fraser-Cavassoni, Kate Mosse, David Thomson, John Tusa