Cabaret


10:55 pm - 12:55 am, Saturday, March 14 on BBC Two England (2)

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About this Broadcast

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A flighty nightclub singer in 1930s Berlin is drawn into a love triangle with a sensitive English writer and an aristocratic German, as the Nazi party grows in might and the country heads inexorably toward war. Oscar-winning musical directed and choreographed by Bob Fosse, starring Liza Minnelli, Joel Grey, Michael York and Helmut Griem


1972 subtitles 16x9 audio-description
Music/Ballet/Dance Musical

Cast & Crew

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Liza Minnelli (Actor) .. Sally Bowles
Joel Grey (Actor) .. Master of Ceremonies
Michael York (Actor) .. Brian Roberts
Helmut Griem (Actor) .. Maximilian von Heune
Fritz Wepper (Actor) .. Fritz Wendel
Marisa Berenson (Actor) .. Natalia Landauer
Helen Vita (Actor) .. Fraulein Kost
Gerd Vespermann (Actor) .. Bobby
Ralf Wolter (Actor) .. Herr Ludwig
Bob Fosse (Director)

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Did You Know..

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Liza Minnelli (Actor) .. Sally Bowles
Born: March 12, 1946 in Hollywood, California
Best Known For: Being Judy Garland's daughter.
Early-life: Liza May Minnelli was born in Los Angeles on March 12, 1946. She is the daughter of legendary diva Judy Garland and acclaimed director Vincente Minnelli, who named her after the Ira Gershwin song Liza (All the Clouds'll Roll Away). She has three half-siblings _ Joey and Lorna Luft from her mother's subsequent marriage, and Christiana Minnelli, from her father's. In 1949, Liza made her film debut alongside her mother in In the Good Old Summertime.
Career: Despite warnings from her mother, Minnelli attempted to break into showbusiness at 16. Living alone in New York, she gained good reviews for the play Best Foot Forward and later appeared with her mother in two sell-out London concerts. Her first film was 1967's Charlie Bubbles, and two years later she received an Oscar nomination for The Sterile Cuckoo, eventually winning the Best Actress award in 1973 for Cabaret. Other movies include New York, New York (1977) and Arthur (1981). On TV she had recurring role as Lucille Austero in the sitcom Arrested Development. She continues to tour and release albums.
Quote: 'My family's been in showbusiness since the 1700s, I traced them. I'm bred to this, like a racehorse, a thoroughbred.'
Trivia: She is one of only a few people to have won a Grammy, a Tony, an Emmy and an Oscar.
Joel Grey (Actor) .. Master of Ceremonies
Michael York (Actor) .. Brian Roberts
Helmut Griem (Actor) .. Maximilian von Heune
Fritz Wepper (Actor) .. Fritz Wendel
Marisa Berenson (Actor) .. Natalia Landauer
Helen Vita (Actor) .. Fraulein Kost
Gerd Vespermann (Actor) .. Bobby
Ralf Wolter (Actor) .. Herr Ludwig
Bob Fosse (Director)