Black and White in Colour

A two part documentary that details the contribution of black and Asian people to television history from the birth of television in 1936 to 1992. Interviewees include: Pearl Connor, Thomas Baptiste, Lenny Henry, Norman Beaton, Horace Ové, Carmen Munroe, and Stuart Hall.

Documentary

Stuart Hall

(Narrator / Self)

Elisabeth Welch

(Self)

Pearl Connor

(Self)

Pauline Henriques

(Self)

Anthony de Lotbinière

(Self)

John Elliot

(Self)

Philip Donnellan

(Self)

Carmen Munroe

(Self)

Cy Grant

(Self)

Kenny Lynch

(Self)

John Hopkins

(Self)

Thomas Baptiste

(Self)

Joan Hooley

(Self)

Cleo Sylvestre

(Self)

Desmond Wilcox

(Self)

Johnny Speight

(Self)

Linton Kwesi Johnson

(Self)

Kobena Mercer

(Self)

Stuart Allen

(Self)

Rudolph Walker

(Self)

Hanif Kureishi

(Self)

Norman Beaton

(Self)

Lenny Henry

(Self)

Brenda Emmanus

(Self)

Michael Abbensetts

(Self)

Horace Ové

(Self)

Trevor Phillips

(Self)

Colin Prescod

(Self)

Samir Shah

(Self)

Jeremy Isaacs

(Self)

Farrukh Dhondy

(Self)

Judith Jacob

(Self)

Shreela Ghosh

(Self)

Paul Gilroy

(Self)

Vron Ware

(Self)

Isaac Julien

(Self)

John Akomfrah

(Self)

Jim Pines

(Self)

Karen Alexander

(Self)

Alan Fountain

(Self)

Jonathan Powell

(Self)