Arena TV Schedule
Find out what time Arena is on TV tonight and this week at the UK TV Listings Guide.
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Arena is scheduled to air at these times (may include spoilers):
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Sat 3
From Roger Moore with Love — Arena
Documentary tracing Roger Moore's rise from a young knitwear model to an era-defining icon. It reveals how the actor refined his persona as a debonair, seasoned man-about-town, and after becoming a household name in TV's The Saint, and The Persuaders!, he finally won his breakthrough role as James Bond in 1973. The documentary reveals his life with A-list friends, including Frank Sinatra, Joan Collins, Christopher Walken and other Hollywood legends. There are also interviews with Roger's children, Geoffrey, Deborah and Christian
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Sat 3
From Roger Moore with Love — Arena
Documentary tracing Roger Moore's rise from a young knitwear model to an era-defining icon. It reveals how the actor refined his persona as a debonair, seasoned man-about-town, and after becoming a household name in TV's The Saint, and The Persuaders!, he finally won his breakthrough role as James Bond in 1973. The documentary reveals his life with A-list friends, including Frank Sinatra, Joan Collins, Christopher Walken and other Hollywood legends. There are also interviews with Roger's children, Geoffrey, Deborah and Christian
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Sun 4
From Roger Moore with Love — Arena
Documentary tracing Roger Moore's rise from a young knitwear model to an era-defining icon. It reveals how the actor refined his persona as a debonair, seasoned man-about-town, and after becoming a household name in TV's The Saint, and The Persuaders!, he finally won his breakthrough role as James Bond in 1973. The documentary reveals his life with A-list friends, including Frank Sinatra, Joan Collins, Christopher Walken and other Hollywood legends. There are also interviews with Roger's children, Geoffrey, Deborah and Christian
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Sun 4
From Roger Moore with Love — Arena
Documentary tracing Roger Moore's rise from a young knitwear model to an era-defining icon. It reveals how the actor refined his persona as a debonair, seasoned man-about-town, and after becoming a household name in TV's The Saint, and The Persuaders!, he finally won his breakthrough role as James Bond in 1973. The documentary reveals his life with A-list friends, including Frank Sinatra, Joan Collins, Christopher Walken and other Hollywood legends. There are also interviews with Roger's children, Geoffrey, Deborah and Christian
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Sat 10
Mike Leigh: Making Plays — Arena
A 1982 profile in which the dramatist talks about his career and demonstrates the unique processes of character-building and improvisation that led to such successes as Abigail's Party, Grown-Ups and Nuts in May. With contributions by Sam Kelly Alison Steadman, David Threlfall Eric Allan, Marion Bailey, Brenda Blethyn, Philip Davis, Sheila Kelley and Antony Sher
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Sat 10
Mike Leigh: Making Plays — Arena
A 1982 profile in which the dramatist talks about his career and demonstrates the unique processes of character-building and improvisation that led to such successes as Abigail's Party, Grown-Ups and Nuts in May. With contributions by Sam Kelly Alison Steadman, David Threlfall Eric Allan, Marion Bailey, Brenda Blethyn, Philip Davis, Sheila Kelley and Antony Sher
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Tue 13
Mike Leigh: Making Plays — Arena
A 1982 profile in which the dramatist talks about his career and demonstrates the unique processes of character-building and improvisation that led to such successes as Abigail's Party, Grown-Ups and Nuts in May. With contributions by Sam Kelly Alison Steadman, David Threlfall Eric Allan, Marion Bailey, Brenda Blethyn, Philip Davis, Sheila Kelley and Antony Sher
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Tue 13
Mike Leigh: Making Plays — Arena
A 1982 profile in which the dramatist talks about his career and demonstrates the unique processes of character-building and improvisation that led to such successes as Abigail's Party, Grown-Ups and Nuts in May. With contributions by Sam Kelly Alison Steadman, David Threlfall Eric Allan, Marion Bailey, Brenda Blethyn, Philip Davis, Sheila Kelley and Antony Sher
