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Reputations is a documentary TV series that premiered on BBC Two on September 18, 1994. It has 4 seasons and 15 episodes so far and is still airing new episodes. The latest episode, Season 4 Episode 8 "Dr. Martin Luther King: Days of Hope", aired on July 30, 1997.
Documentary profiles examining well-known figures from the world of entertainment and history.
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15 episodes · 4 seasons
1994
1994 · 4 episodes · Last episode: 32 years ago
General Dwight D Eisenhower and Field-Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery may have been comrades-in-arms but private correspondence reveals a bitter conflict between them. Ike and Monty - Generals at War is the first of four biographical documentaries investigating the image of five of this century's most powerful figures.
Reputations 1994 release dates →- E3
3. Aristotle Onassis: The Golden Greek
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2. Albert Schweitzer: Darkness and Light
Dr Schweitzer became a 20th century hero when he turned his back on a brilliant career in Europe to run a jungle hospital in the heart of Africa. But in the 1960s the controversy started: was he a saint or racist, a colonialist or a humanitarian? This film visits Schweitzer's hospital in the African jungle to hear from his daughter and people who worked with him. It also explores the radically different views of Schweitzer today - views which reflect the problematic relationship between Africa and the West.
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1. Ike & Monty: Generals at War
General Dwight D Eisenhower and Field-Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery may have been comrades-in-arms but private correspondence reveals a bitter conflict between them. Ike and Monty - Generals at War is the first of four biographical documentaries investigating the image of five of this century's most powerful figures.
1995
1995 · 4 episodes · Last episode: 31 years ago
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4. Pablo Escobar: How Cocaine Conquered a Country
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3. Chanel: A Private Life
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2. AJP Taylor: An Unusual Kind of Star
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1. Pope Pius XII: The Pope, the Jews and the Nazis
1996
1996 · 7 episodes · Last episode: 30 years ago
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7. Albert Speer: The Nazi Who Said Sorry
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6. Sam Giancana: The Gangster Who Dreamed
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5. Mohammed Reza Pahlavi: The Last Shah
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4. Alfred Kinsey: The Man Who Invented Modern Sex
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3. Muhammad Ali: More Than Just a Boxer?
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2. Joy Adamson: Born Wild?
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1. The Macmillans: Portrait of a Political Marriage
1997
1997 · 8 episodes · Last episode: 29 years ago
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8. Dr. Martin Luther King: Days of Hope
Dr Martin Luther King has been immortalised as one of the great champions of civil rights and non-violent protest. But in the 29 years since his assassination, a more complex picture of his personality has emerged. Drawing on interviews with the people he knew, this film reveals that King was never comfortable with the praises he received and was often tormented by self-doubt. (Series Final)
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7. Lee Strasburg: Method Man
In the world of film and theatre, few reputations are more bitterly contested than that of Lee Strasberg, creator of method acting. To his champions, he created a new, vibrant acting style that shaped the careers of Paul Newman, James Dean, Marion Brando and Al Pacino, among others. To his critics, he manipulated emotionally vulnerable stars like Marilyn Monroe. Al Pacino, Harvey Keitel, Sally Reid, Martin Landau, Ben Gazzara and Eli Wallach are among the actors who contribute to the story of one of Hollywood's most influential men.
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6. Simon Wiesenthal: The Man Who Hunted Nazis
Wiesenthal, the 88-year-old survivorof a dozen Second World War concentration camps, is the most famous and persistent hunter of Nazis. For over half a century he has sought out fugitives suspected of war crimes against the Jews. But his single-minded methods have not been universally respected, even byfellow anti-Nazi activists. The film includes interviews with novelist Frederick Forsyth - author of The Odessa File, in which the fictionial Nazi-hunterwas based on Wiesenthal -former Austrian president Kurt Waldheim and Wiesenthal himself. It also investigates Wiesenthal's role in the 1961 capture of the notorious Adolf Eichmann.
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5. John Wayne: The Unquiet American
John Wayne was more than just America's most popular movie actor: his on-screen heroism came to stand for America itself. Off-screen, his bravery in battling the cancer that eventually killed him endorsed his heroic image. But why did this fervent supporter of the war in Vietnam avoid service in the Second World War, support the Hollywood blacklist and attack his country's civil rights movement? Among tonight's contributors are fellow actors
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4. Hillary and Tenzing: Everest and After
The series that looks behind the public face of prominent figures continues with a new approach to Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay's ascent to the summit of Mount Everest on 29 May 1953. Their names were linked forever, but the tidal wave of celebrity that engulfed them when they returned soon threatened to drive them apart. Newspapers competed for exclusives, politicians sought to bask in their reflected glory, and nationalists claimed the triumph for their own causes. Behind the clamour, a simple nagging question -who got there first?
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3. Dr. Benjamin Spock: Growing Up the Hard Way
Few books have been so widely read as Dr Spock's controversial Baby and Child Care. but the authorfound it hard to practise what he preached with his own children. Drawing on home-movie footage of Spock with his family, and interviews with his two sons, tonight's film traces the origins of Spock's philosophies, and shows howthe man once blamed for the permissive society is now regarded as the voice of tradition.
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2. Bertrand Russell: The Fear of Madness
Second of a two-part profile of the philosopher and peace campaigner. Honoured as a sage and prophet throughout the world, Bertrand Russell preached peace and reconciliation at the height of the Cold War. But his personal I ife was marred by conflict with those closestto him, insanity and - some allege - even devilish cruelty.
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1. Bertrand Russell: The Search for Love
First of a two-part profile of the philosopher and peace campaigner who influenced the thinking and attitudes of millions. He preached tolerance and liberal values, but, as friends and family remember, the logic and reason of his public life were in sharp contrast to a private world of passion, jealousy and marital disaster. This film explores Russell's extraordinary career, from his battle to masterthe logic of mathematics to his forays into politics and journalism, as a quest for intellectual certainty was matched by a private life riddled with instability.
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