One Pair of Eyes - Season 1 Episode 51 Anthony Grey: One Man's Freedom
Season - Episode
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2 - 1Beryl Cook: I Have No Message Feb 19, 1984 -
2 - 2Simon Trehearne: An Independent Life Feb 26, 1984 -
2 - 3John Wells: The Monkey Puzzle Mar 04, 1984 -
2 - 4Peter Hillmore: Making Mischief Mar 11, 1984 -
2 - 5Zdena Tomin: Nationality Uncertain Mar 18, 1984 -
2 - 6Laurie Taylor: Country Blues Apr 01, 1984 -
2 - 7Cecil Collins: Fools and Angels Apr 08, 1984
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1 - 1James Cameron: Temporary Person Passing Through May 06, 1967 -
1 - 2Dr Alex Comfort: A Traveller in the Dreamtime Jun 03, 1967 -
1 - 3Anthony Howard: A City of Magnificent Intentions Jul 01, 1967 -
1 - 4Nicholas Tomalin: No Worse Heresy Jul 29, 1967 -
1 - 5James Cameron: The Road to Kingdom Come Sep 23, 1967 -
1 - 6Jo Grimond: The Dead Hand of Democracy Oct 21, 1967 -
1 - 7Peter Wilson: You've Got to Win Nov 18, 1967 -
1 - 8Norman Parkinson: Stay Baby Stay Dec 16, 1967 -
1 - 9Sir Tyrone Guthrie: Off to Philadelphia Jan 13, 1968 -
1 - 10James Cameron: Berlin - The Haunted House Feb 10, 1968 -
1 - 11Margaret Drabble: A Place Called Exile Mar 09, 1968 -
1 - 12Claud Cockburn: One More River To Cross Apr 13, 1968 -
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1 - 14Gerald Nabarro: Four Cheers for Britain Jun 08, 1968 -
1 - 15John Mortimer: It's A Two Faced World Jul 06, 1968 -
1 - 16Georgia Brown: Who Are the Cockneys Now? Aug 17, 1968 -
1 - 17Gerald Scarfe: I Think I See Violence All Around Me Aug 22, 1968 -
1 - 18Kenneth Tynan: A Taste of Privilege Aug 31, 1968 -
1 - 19Rene Cutforth: Vikings Anonymous Sep 28, 1968 -
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1 - 21Charlotte Bingham: If I Had a Million... Nov 23, 1968 -
1 - 22Dom Moraes: One Black Englishman Dec 21, 1968 -
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1 - 24Marjorie Proops: Romance Is Dead - Long Live Romance Feb 15, 1969 -
1 - 25John Coast: Return to the River Kwai Mar 15, 1969 -
1 - 26Lord Campbell of Eskan: Through the Eye of a Needle Apr 12, 1969 -
1 - 27Patrick Moore: Can You Speak Venusian? May 10, 1969 -
1 - 28John Dankworth: Some Talk of Alexander May 31, 1969 -
1 - 29Marty Feldman: No, But Seriously... Jun 07, 1969 -
1 - 30Sir Con O'Neill: Britain Through Foreign Eyes Jul 05, 1969 -
1 - 31Gwyn Thomas: It's a Sad But Beautiful Joke Sep 06, 1969 -
1 - 32David Holden: The Unreal Image Sep 27, 1969 -
1 - 33Professor Francis Camps: Is the Law an Ass? Jan 03, 1970 -
1 - 34Tom Wolfe: Happiness Is Wheel-Shaped Jan 24, 1970 -
1 - 35Shirley Conran: Danger - Women at Work! Feb 07, 1970 -
1 - 36Yvonne Mitchell: Strictly for the French Mar 07, 1970 -
1 - 37Brian Glanville: The Last of the Good Losers Apr 04, 1970 -
1 - 38Dr Benjamin Spock: We're Sliding Towards Destruction Apr 18, 1970 -
1 - 39John Creasey: Down with All Parties! May 02, 1970 -
1 - 40Raymond Williams: Border Country Aug 01, 1970 -
1 - 41John Cherrington: The Green Revolution Aug 29, 1970 -
1 - 42Clive Jenkins: The Class That Came in from the Cold Sep 19, 1970 -
1 - 43Dom Moraes: Return as a Stranger Oct 17, 1970 -
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1 - 45Idries Shah: The Dreamwalkers Dec 19, 1970 -
1 - 46George Mikes: Alien's Return Jan 09, 1971 -
1 - 47Mai Zetterling: You Must Make People Angry Mar 06, 1971 -
1 - 48John Crosby: Doomsday Never Comes Mar 27, 1971 -
1 - 49John Dancy: We Must Offer a Vision May 08, 1971 -
1 - 50Des Wilson: Charities Are Not Enough Jun 12, 1971 -
1 - 51Anthony Grey: One Man's Freedom Jun 26, 1971 -
1 - 52Laurens van der Post: A Region of Shadow Jul 10, 1971 -
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1 - 54John Braine: The Magic Is Here and Now Nov 13, 1971 -
1 - 55Leonardo Ricci: Starting from Zero Dec 11, 1971 -
1 - 56Sir Michael Tippett: Poets in a Barren Age Feb 19, 1972 -
1 - 57Reyner Banham: Reyner Banham Loves Los Angeles Mar 11, 1972 -
1 - 58Lord Caradon: Race Against Time Jun 03, 1972 -
1 - 59Tom Stoppard: Tom Stoppard Doesn't Know Jul 07, 1972 -
1 - 60Arthur Dooley: We're Coming into our Own Aug 18, 1972 -
1 - 61Mark Boxer: Half Way Mark Sep 01, 1972 -
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1 - 64Allan Prior: The Real Thing is Always Worse Apr 30, 1973 -
1 - 65Lord Soper: Love God - And Do As You Please Jun 04, 1973 -
1 - 66Lady Antonia Fraser: A Life in My Hands Jul 16, 1973 -
1 - 67Alan Garner: All Systems Go! Sep 17, 1973 -
1 - 68Paul Johnson: The Road to Ruritania Oct 25, 1973 -
1 - 69Lady Betjeman Penelope Chetwode: A Passion for India Jan 30, 1974 -
1 - 70Diane Cilento: Who Am I? Feb 21, 1974 -
1 - 71Russell Braddon: Epitaph to a Friendship May 02, 1974 -
1 - 72Robert Carrier: Food Is a Four-Letter Word - L-O-V-E Jul 18, 1974 -
1 - 73Eric Newby: I Didn't Know Life Would Be Like This! Oct 16, 1974 -
1 - 74Sir Bernard Lovell: As a Man Is, So He Sees Nov 13, 1974
Overview
Anthony Grey was the Reuters correspondent in Peking at the height of China's Cultural Revolution. He was arrested by the Chinese Government, as a political hostage, and held prisoner for 806 days. "Two years of solitary confinement in China might seem to be a destructive and negative experience. Now perhaps the elusive positive aspects are becoming clearer in my mind. Undoubtedly my views of what is important in life have been radically affected by what happened to me". In this film Anthony Grey draws on his experience of Peking, and an earlier assignment in Berlin, to explore what it means to be a free individual; and discusses with a number of people, among them Michael Stewart, MP, and Arthur Koestler, some of the political and social forces that can put an individual's freedom at risk.