Cliff Michelmore's guest appearances

Cliff Michelmore

Last Word

John Hannam Meets - Isle of Wight Radio

Sir Roger Bannister

Tim Pigott-Smith

June Whitfield

Peter Sarstedt

Bruce Forsyth

Sean Hughes

Bobby Vee

Ian McCaskill

Victoria Wood

Paul Daniels

Andrew Sachs

Barry Norman

Gareth Thomas

Alan Rickman

Peter Vaughan

OwlTail

From Friday  May 13  John celebrates the life of the late TV presenter CLIFF MICHELMORE, with parts 1 and 2 of an at-home interview he did with Cliff in 1998. #CliffMichelmore

From Friday May 13 John celebrates the life of the late TV presenter CLIFF MICHELMORE, with parts 1 and 2 of an at-home interview he did with Cliff in 1998. #CliffMichelmore

JH Meets Cliff Michelmore Archive - Part 2

JH Meets Cliff Michelmore Archive - Part 1

Anita Brookner

Sylvia Anderson

Peter Maxwell Davies

Matthew Bannister onCliff Michelmore who brought a relaxed informality to presenting TV programmes like Tonight and 24 Hours, without losing intelligence or authority.Sylvia Anderson who - with her husband Gerry - produced TV puppet series like Thunderbirds and Stingray. She was also the voice of Lady Penelope.Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, the composer and former Master of the Queen's Music who made his home in a remote part of Orkney.The author Anita Brookner who won the Booker prize for her novel Hotel du Lac.And the magician Paul Daniels,, whose catch phrase was "You'll like this - not a lot - but you'll like it.".

Matthew Bannister on Cliff Michelmore who brought a relaxed informality to presenting TV programmes like Tonight and 24 Hours, without losing intelligence or authority. Sylvia Anderson who - with her husband Gerry - produced TV puppet series like Thunderbirds and Stingray. She was also the voice of Lady Penelope. Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, the composer and former Master of the Queen's Music who made his home in a remote part of Orkney. The author Anita Brookner who won the Booker prize for her novel Hotel du Lac. And the magician Paul Daniels,, whose catch phrase was "You'll like this - not a lot - but you'll like it.".

Paul Daniels, Anita Brookner, Sylvia Anderson, Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, Cliff Michelmore