An interview with Ian McKellen, famous for his roles as Gandalf in The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Magneto in the X-Men films and James Whale in Gods and Monsters. He discusses his early life in Burnley, Lancashire, his time at Cambridge University and successes on stage and screen, as well as how his sexuality shaped him as an actor and political activist. Last in the series.

British actor Ian McKellen, best known as Gandalf in the “The Lord of the Rings” movies and Magneto in the “X-Men” franchise, will be the subject of a feature documentary, “McKellen: Playing the Part.” The pic, directed by Joe Stephenson, is based around an exclusive 14-hour interview with McKellen. 　　The documentary will feature rare archive material of early work from stage and screen, never-before-seen photography from McKellen’s private collection, and cinematically reconstructed scenes from his life. McKellen has been Oscar nominated twice: for “Gods and Monsters” in 1999 and “The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring” in 2002. He has been Emmy nominated five times. 　　Stephenson said: “To a whole generation of cinema-goers Ian is known as Gandalf and Magneto, but here is an opportunity to show them his incredible, and inspiring trajectory from his modest childhood in the north of England to Tony winning star of the stage, from one of the first actors to speak openly about his sexuality to becoming an internationally recognized two-time Oscar nominee.” 　　He added: “While Ian has been interviewed many times, and lives a life very much in the public eye, we wanted to talk candidly to him about his journey and philosophy in a way that may not have been done. It’s an honor to tell the story of someone still so relevant and active in our industry, and my hope is that an audience might walk out of the cinema as inspired by his journey as I am, feel like they better understand how he has got to where he is today, and celebrate not just his awesome achievements, but the man himself.” 　　http://variety.com/2016/film/global/lord-of-the-rings-x-men-ian-mckellen-documentary-film-1201878805/

本片记录了八位知名演员，他们一生中多次获奖，并且备受世人瞩目。我们将走进他们台前幕后的人生。

《虎胆龙威6》确定了新编剧，由《招魂》系列编剧查德·海斯和凯利·海斯负责撰写剧本。伦·怀斯曼担任导演并兼任制片人，这是他自2007年的《虎胆龙威4》后再次执导该系列影片，布鲁斯·威利斯回归出演。新影片既是前传也是续集，既会讲述男主约翰·麦卡伦在上世纪70年代担任纽约警察时的经历，也会呈现当下发生的故事。

[虎胆龙威6]敲定新编剧，[招魂]系列编剧查德·海斯、凯利·海斯操刀剧本。伦·怀斯曼执导并任制片，这也是他继2007年的[虎胆龙威4]后再度执导该系列影片，布鲁斯·威利斯回归。新片既是前传也是续集，既讲述了男主约翰·麦卡伦在上世纪70年代担任纽约警察期间的故事，也讲述了现在发生的事情。

Ian McKellen, alone on stage, with no props or scenery, performs monologues from Shakespeare and discusses some of his plays. 　　Produced by Andrew Susskind and presented at the CBS Broadcast Center in New York City.

2019年，作为送给自己80岁生日的礼物，纪念60年的职业生涯，伊恩·麦克莱恩以独角戏的形式在英国进行了巡回演出。行至西区哈罗德·品特剧院时，他已经用了近一年的时间，走过了包括英格兰、威尔士、苏格兰地区以及北爱尔兰的87座剧院，完成了近200场《伊恩·麦克莱恩80岁个人秀巡回演出》的壮举。 　　自1961年正式登上职业舞台以来，伊恩·麦克莱恩塑造过无数伟大的角色，《指环王》系列电影中的甘道夫，《X战警》系列中的万磁王，莎士比亚笔下的哈姆雷特、李尔王、科利奥兰纳斯、马伏里奥……在《伊恩·麦克莱恩80岁个人秀巡回演出》中，他带领观众重返他的经典角色和演出片段，化身台词器、爆梗机，尽显戏骨的魅力和对舞台的热忱；信手拈来的行业趣闻八卦，鲜活呈现出英国半个世纪的舞台史一角；观演之间的热烈互动，足以把每一个人拉进剧场，拉入每一部作品的幻梦。 　　独立剧评人、前《舞台报》主笔马克·申顿曾评价：“这是一封写给戏剧以及剧场的情书”，同样，这也是麦克莱恩给他深爱行业的一桶金。在老搭档、导演西恩·马提亚斯陪伴下，他在这轮巡演中也完成了意义非凡的筹款行动，超过300万英镑的巡演收益都将用于支持英国地区剧院和舞台从业者发展，其为行业奔走的无私慷慨和热情令人动容。 　　伊恩·麦克莱恩是舞台与银幕上名副其实的常青树，也是当代英国最具影响力的演员，曾6次获得奥利弗奖、1次托尼奖、1次金球奖，并获得2次奥斯卡奖和5次黄金时段艾美奖提名。

地球上有超过三十万种花朵。其中的一小部分对人类的吸引历久不衰，以至于它们已经成为了一种标志，显然已成为我们日常生活的一分子。但它们可不只是我们家中和花园里的装饰物，在娇艳欲滴的花朵背后，隐藏着神奇的进化历程。本节目将探索这些标志性植物背后的生物学和植物学历史——包括玫瑰、郁金香和睡莲。追溯每种植物上千年来的神奇历史，研究几百万年来的进化如何让它们形成了独一无二的特点，以及如何人类用自己的意愿和各种方法改造它们，但是令人惊讶的不只限于植物学方面，这些植物对人类产生了难以衡量的影响。《植物进化史》不仅展示了我们如何改变了这些植物，也展示出这些植物是如何改变了我们。

（本片曾在 北京电视台BTV 纪实高清频道 播出，被合并为3集，取名《田园生活》。翻译不够认真严谨，有诸多专业非专业的错误，且网上仅有此片该引进版本的低分辨率视频。期待有字幕组找到高清版，精心翻译后分享。） 　　In this series plantswoman Carol Klein shares with us a year in her garden at Glebe Cottage in north Devon. Carol has looked after her garden for over thirty years and each year brings with it its own rewards and delights, as well as problems and challenges. Follow Carol as her garden grows, flourishes, dies and is reborn. 　　Winter 1/6 　　It's winter and there is much to do; cutting back, preparing the soil and garlic planting. 　　Spring 2/6 　　There is great change in the garden, as the remnants of winter make way for the spring. 　　Spring into Summer 3/6 　　In May and June, Carol is planting out sweet peas and staking perennials. 　　High Summer 4/6 　　In July and August there's staking to be done and roses to deadhead. 　　Autumn 5/6 　　In September and October it's harvest time and there's tidying and collecting to be done. 　　Into Winter 6/6 　　In November and December, holly, box and yew reveal their evergreen glory.