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     Joan Bakewell | Moving On | Edinburgh International Book Festival

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     Joan Bakewell: happily married and having an affair

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     Joan Bakewell - Tony Hancock - Face to face

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     Joan Bakewell Interviews Dr. Martyn Lloyd Jones

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     Richard Dawkins talks to Joan Bakewell

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     Phil Silvers & Joan Bakewell (1967)

     28 Mar 2014

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     Joan Bakewell Interviews Dr Martyn Lloyd Jones

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     Joan Bakewell - 50 years on television (UK) - ITV News - 30th April 2019

     30 Apr 2019

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     Joan Bakewell Interviews Phil Silvers Bilko BBC2 Late Night Line Up, 1967

     6 May 2020

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2. www.youtube.com › watchJOAN BAKEWELL IN CONVERSATION AT BORDERS BOOK FESTIVAL - YouTube

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   Dame Joan Bakewell was an icon of the 1960s and now, in her 70s, she has started a new chapter in her life - that of novelist. Radio Borders' Stuart McFarlan...

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   May 30, 2018 · Joan Bakewell is many things: a novelist; a commentator; a cultural critic. But she’s something else, too: she is someone who lived through, observed and participated in the tumult of the 1960s.

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   Oct 15, 2024 · Pioneering arts presenter Joan Bakewell delivers 2024's Steve Hewlett Memorial Lecture, in which she looks back on her 60-plus years of “courting trouble” in...

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5. www.telegraph.co.uk › books › what-to-readThe Tick of Two Clocks by Joan Bakewell review: a life that’s ...

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   Sep 6, 2021 · Born in April 1933, Joan Bakewell is aware of how fortunate she is. Her generation was too juvenile to fight in any major war. There were superb grammar schools, and university places for the ...

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6. www.goodreads.com › book › showThe Tick of Two Clocks: A Tale of Moving On - Goodreads

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   Sep 2, 2021 · A short (I intentionally picked up a whole stack of books less than 200 pages on my last library visit) biographical piece, which sees Joan Bakewell, in her late 80s, downsize from a Victorian terrace to an artists studio in her North London neighbourhood. In many ways it’s the fantasy move into old age that many would like to imagine - Joan ...

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7. www.newstatesman.com › long-reads › kate-mossmanJoan Bakewell: “I can live with death - New Statesman

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   Mar 28, 2023 · Old times: Joan Bakewell interviews Harold Pinter on Late Night Line-Up in 1969. Courtesy of the BBC. Bakewell’s cult TV show Late Night Line-Up put her in the unique position of being a female host in the Sixties, four nights a week, alongside Denis Tuohy, Michael Dean and Nicholas Tresilian. Launched in 1964, it was a somewhat anarchic ...

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   Who was Joan Bakewell?

   • Born in April 1933, Joan Bakewell is aware of how fortunate she is. Her generation was too juvenile to fight in any major war. There were superb grammar schools, and university places for the intelligent – head girl Joan proceeded to Newnham College, Cambridge. Graduates were guaranteed secure jobs and big personal pension plans.

   The Tick of Two Clocks by Joan Bakewell review: a life

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   Why did Anne Bakewell get married?

   • Second time around, when married “to a much younger man”, the director Jack Emery (b.1944), Bakewell (b.1933) found herself “paying over large sums to be rid of a deeply unhappy situation”. Bakewell wanted to be a professional ice skater. She ended up as a radio and television presenter.

   The Tick of Two Clocks by Joan Bakewell review: a life

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   What is Bakewell doing in the cafetière?

   • Bakewell is busy with a cafetière and a box of shortbread. This particular studio once belonged to Arthur Rackham; there is a lot of light, and a mezzanine from which she writes her emails on a big glass desk. On her coffee table are many books, each with a bookmark a third of the way through.

   Joan Bakewell: “I can live with death – how odd” - New Statesman

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   Why did Joan Bakewell rename herself Francesca Gascoyne?

   • When Joan Bakewell was small, she didn’t like her name, so she reimagined herself as a woman called Francesca Gascoyne: “extremely glamorous, much adored by men all over the world, and she would ride a horse across heathland. You see my tendency?”

   Joan Bakewell: “I can live with death – how odd” - New Statesman

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9. joanbakewell.com › tickJoan Bakewell: Books: The Tick of Two Clocks, 2021: First Chapter

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   Chapter 1. Plan. I should I be making plans; that's what I'm told. I know it's true. Plenty of people do make plans for their old age, and even for their deaths. "Do not resuscitate" is a very clear plan: an instruction to medical staff about how you want to be treated in a crisis. I know people plan, because I made programmes about them doing so.