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Joanna Lumley Interview on This Morning 26/09/2011 talking about new book and ab fab

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Joanna Lumley's use of the F word on the set of Absolutely Fabulous became a regular joke. (I put various bits from the five series and specials together for this video.) I personally adore this show (and mrs. Lumley) so this video is in no way meant to offend anyone, but just in case I did: I'm so sorry!

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The Graham Norton Show - 2010 - S7x11 Featuring Joanna Lumley, David Hyde-Pierce, Hamish & Andy Part. 1

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Join the shwopping revolution at www.facebook.com We're starting a fashion revolution. It's called shwopping. M&S have a big idea - shwopping. It's time to open your mind, your heart, your arms and your wardrobe. Shwopping is a way of living and thinking, because we think that old clothes shouldn't just be thrown out, they should do some good. They should have a future. So every time you buy something new, give us something old - it doesn't even have to be from M&S. We'll pass the clothes on to our partners, Oxfam. Clothes are either resold, reused or recycled. It's brilliant because nothing goes to landfill. The money raised goes to help people in poverty. Remember when we used to just throw away bottles? Now we recycle them without even thinking about it. Well, why can't we do the same with clothes? We believe that recycling now will make your life easier in the future. Come into M&S stores with those trousers and jackets and shirts and jumpers and put them in the Shwop Drop. Our aim is to recycle as many clothes as we sell and change the way we shop. Forever. Come on, let's go shwopping. Find out more at www.marksandspencer.com

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Rare and wonderful look at Ab-Fab star Joanna Lumley 44 years ago.

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Episode 1: THE LAND OF THE ANCIENT GREEKS Aired 13th October 2011 Joanna meets perhaps one of the most famous singers in the world, Nana Mouskouri, at Epidaurus, one of the best surviving amphitheatres, where, in order to demonstrate the perfect acoustics, Nana gives a rare performance of "Ave Maria" to Joanna.

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This is Joanna's second appearance on The Full Wax; here Ruby tries to convince her audience that she and Miss Lumley are actually very good friends and her appearance on last year's show was completely above board. This is considered by many to be the performance that inspired Jennifer Saunders to cast Joanna as Patsy Stone in Absolutely Fabulous. I apologise in advance for any issues concerning the quality of this video. It's taken me a while to track this episode down and this was the only version I could find. In fact, I'm only uploading this because it's so bloody difficult to find and I've seen quite a few people requesting this episode on other Joanna Lumley/Ab Fab related videos. Anyway, enjoy the video! Comment, rate, subscribe and all that jazz. Or don't. It's really up to you! :) PS I do not own the contents of this video.

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Kieran Grimes interviews the absolutely fabulous Joanna Lumley. September 2000.

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as requested Joanna Lumley's part from an audience with Dame Edna Everage

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Joanna Lumley launches Compassion in World Farming's 2012 push against long distance live animal transport. She unveiled the charity's new national bus advertising campaign which were the result of winning the CBS Outdoor Big Bus Challenge last year.

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Joanna Lumley is one of the most popular personalities in Britain, praised for her comedic talent in shows such as Absolutely Fabulous and widely admired activism on the part of the Gurkhas and Tibet. Here the absolutely fabulous actress talks about opening her private albums for her illustrated memoir, Absolutely, which contains never before seen photographs from Joanna's private collection.

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Join the revolution at www.facebook.com We're starting a fashion revolution. It's called shwopping. Shwopping means no more waste. Shwopping means no clothes to landfill. Everytime you go to buy something new, take something old. We want to take the lead as a big company to say come in, take your garments form your house and start shwopping. Today's filming we're here in Brick Lane on this old Truman Brewery they have rigged up just under 10000 garments which we've clad up on the walls, we've wrapped around the trees, we've put round the benches, we've even made a dog out of clothes. 10000 garments, which represents 5 minutes of clothes that go to landfill. It's absolutely shocking to think of how much we throw away. If you see that, that's actually rather embarassing so we should stop that and we should make sure that we create a world for the future where people are going to either reuse or recycle what we buy. You come to us, you're not only coming for your shop - you're coming to shwop and that is, I think the new trend that we want to set. This is the big launch of the huge idea of shwop drop, which is to go into your M&S with clothes that needn't be from M&S, any old clothes that you don't wear anymore, drop them in and those clothes will all go to Oxfam. We've been working with Marks & Spencer for several years, particularly with clothes exchange. People bring the clothes in, they get their voucher - go to Marks. Now this is an extension of that and it's even more <b>...</b>

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Part 1 of the BBC documentary "Joanna Lumley in the Land of the Northern Lights." Joanna Lumley travels to arctic Norway in search of the Northern Lights (or Aurora Borealis), a phenomenon which occurs due to solar winds interacting with the earth's magnetic field. You can purchase the official DVD of Joanna Lumley in the Land of the Northern Lights at the link below, courtesy of BBCShop.com. www.bbcshop.com AB FAB TO RETURN www.dailymail.co.uk www.guardian.co.uk

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Joanna Lumley talks about her new documentary on the Nile.

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Joanna Lumley: superb actress/comedienne, a household name in the entertainment industry: films, television, radio and live performance...

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Doctor Who Special starring Rowan Atkinson, Richard E Grant, Hugh Grant (as Doctor Who), Jonathan Pryce and Joanna Lumley. Buy the very best of Red Nose Day on iTunes, tinyurl.com

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Joanna Lumley continues her nature escapades with the beautiful giraffes of Africa. Watch more Born To Be Wild from BBC Worldwide here: www.youtube.com

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There's another JoJo Lumers episode before or after this one, so that's to come, and I may have the full version of this somewhere, I was very surprised when I discovered that the ending had been taped over, VHS - Ugghhhhh!!!!!!!!!!! Enjoy!

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Join the shwopping revolution at www.facebook.com We're starting a fashion revolution. It's called shwopping. Interview with Joanna: I'm excited by the idea of shwopping. It's about getting customers to recycle unwanted clothes every time they shop at M&S. Bring in something old, buy something new. Swap and shop. You see the thing about shopping or, kind of going shopping, a lot of people use it as something...a kind of feeling of a change in their life, they want a change, they want something to happen. You know you've bought something, you don't really need more of it. But if you've got rid of something, nature abhors a vacuum - so you feel you've got to buy something. Well that's brilliant on the retail side of it, because it means that you give something away and you automatically want to feel rewarded. Tragic. You know when it's time to shwop. The idea that you haven't hoarded, you've simply exchanged - you've simply shwopped, I think it's brilliant. Very exciting. So the whole sense of bringing stuff back to M&S is not alien, you're quite used to coming into M&S with a bag because it might be something that you want to exchange for a different size, or somebody has given you something in a colour that doesn't suit you and you want to swap it for another thing. To people coming into M&S with stuff, this is something that is a tradition already. I want shwopping to become as normal as - really, like putting a bottle in a bottle bank. The idea that throwing things away <b>...</b>

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Joanna Lumley: Catwoman - Canadian Premiere Fridays April 15 and 22, 2011 at 7 pm ET 2 / 60 minutes Actress and animal lover Joanna Lumley is turning cat detective, to explore the unique relationship we have with our feline friends. Joanna embarks on a unique journey around the world to uncover the history of the cat - including Egypt, Japan, Namibia, North America, Belize, Mexico, Belgium and the UK as she seeks to find out why cats stir such different responses in different cultures.

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Absolutely Fabulous actress Joanna Lumley arrives on the red carpet at the British Academy television Awards in 2008 to present the Best Actor BAFTA. View this year's nominees on the BAFTA website: www.bafta.org

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At a unique event at the Serpentine Gallery in London on 19 December to mark a year since the post-election crackdown in Belarus, Joanna Lumley, Michael Sheen, Sam West, Belarusian actor Oleg Sidorchik and musician Pavel Arakelian read fairy stories written from prison by opposition politician Andrei Sannikov to his son.

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Here is a mysterious and exotic song, chosen to illustrate the aristocratic beauty of English actress Joanna Lumley. Joanna Lamond Lumley (born in 1946) is best known for her roles in the British television series "The New Avengers", "Sapphire and Steel", "Absolutely Fabulous" and "Sensitive Skin". She is also a former model, a human rights activist, and an animal welfare activist. She was born in Srinagar, India. After the independence of India in 1947, the Lumleys moved to Malaya (now Malaysia) and later settled in Kent, England. Lumley was educated at St Mary's School in Hastings, East Sussex, England, and afterwards attended the Lucy Clayton School of modelling. Tall, slim and blonde, she spent three years as a photographic model. She also worked as a house model for Jean Muir. Lumley appeared in an early episode of "The Bruce Forsyth Show" in 1966. Lumley did not receive any formal training at drama school. Her acting career began in 1969 with a small role in the film "Some Girls Do" and as a Bond girl in "On Her Majesty's Secret Service"; she played the English girl among Blofeld's 'Angels of Death'. She went on to have a brief but memorable role in "Coronation Street", in which her character turned down Ken Barlow's offer of marriage. She played in 2 episodes of the series "Are You Being Served?". She also appeared on the big screen in "The Satanic Rites of Dracula" (1974), starring Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee. Throughout her career, she has specialised in <b>...</b>

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www.playbill.com Joanna Lumley plays The Princess in Broadway's "La Bete" — and maybe even in real life! She opens up to Playbill about her turn as a Bond girl, a duel in a catsuit, her high time as cocktail-swilling Patsy in "Ab Fab" and a special technological advance that keeps her bathed in light on stage.

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Tom Hardy, Adam Deacon and Joanna Lumley give inspiring advice and meet Prince Charles at the Prince's Trust Award Ceremony. Report by Poppy Jamie. Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com and follow us on Twitter at twitter.com

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The much loved actress tells GMTV why shes turned into a cat detective!

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Joanna talks about the possible Absolutely Fabulous film, supporting shwapping for Oxfam and doing a show about Noah's Arc

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Documentary in which Joanna Lumley travels across the Artic Circle and through Norway to pursue a life-long dream seeing the Northern Lights. Sat 2 Jan 2010, BBC HD. Music Edvard Grieg, Peer Gynt, Op. 23: Act IV Scene 6: Anitras Dans - Anitra's Dance, Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra (2005)

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A personal message from Joanna Lumley for supporters of the Gurkha Justice campaign - www.gurkhajustice.org.uk

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This is a snippet from Joanna's new documentary about the Northern Lights, which was shown today (september 7th) on BBC1. Sorry about the crap quality, but I recorded it with my camera. Edit: Unfortunately I had to remove the full documentary due to copyright infringements. If anyone's still interested in seeing it, message me.

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Ramy takes Joanna Lumley through Egypt on her Nile Journey. The above clip has been edited to fit within the Youtube 10 minutes.

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British Actress Joanna Lumley unveils Elmgreen & Dragset's Fourth Plinth Statue "Powerless Structures, Fig. 101". Excerpt. Complete video: vernissage.tv The artists Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset put at new kid on the block: On February 23, 2012, the British actress Joanna Lumley unveiled the new temporary artwork for the Fourth Plinth in London's Trafalgar Square. Conceived by the artist duo Elmgreen & Dragset, the work is a 4,1 meters high golden bronze sculpture that portrays a boy riding a rocking horse. The sculpture is titled Powerless Structures, Fig. 101 and stands in striking contrast to the motives of historical heroes and proud equestrian statues on the other three bases. The Fourth Plinth is one of four bases that stand at the corners Trafalgar Square in central London. The two smaller southern plinths carry sculptures of Henry Havelock and Charles James Napier; the northern plinths were designed to carry equestrian statues. While the northeastern plinth was completed with a statue of George IV, the northwestern plinth, originally intended to hold an equestrian statue of William IV, remained empty because of insufficient funds. Built in 1841, the Fourth Plinth remained empty for over 150 years. Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset have finally added the missing equestrian statue to the Fourth Plinth, but their boy astride his rocking horse doesn't commemorate a glorious history, but is rather symbol for the future, and puts the past in a different <b>...</b>

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Part 2 of the BBC documentary "Joanna Lumley in the Land of the Northern Lights." Joanna Lumley travels to arctic Norway in search of the Northern Lights (or Aurora Borealis), a phenomenon which occurs due to solar winds interacting with the earth's magnetic field. You can purchase the official DVD of Joanna Lumley in the Land of the Northern Lights at the link below, courtesy of BBCShop.com. www.bbcshop.com

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The Videodrome Discothèque Vault is pleased to present this selection of segments from a 2011 documentary special, featuring a chat between Jennifer Saunders & Joanna Lumley. Stay tuned to Videodrome Discothèque for videos, party photos, & information on events! FACEBOOK: facebook.com/videodrome VIMEO: vimeo.com/user5255337/videos TWITTER: twitter.com/#!/VideodromeDisco BLOG: craigmacneil.tumblr.com/ YOUTUBE: youtube.com/user/VideodromeDisco

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Joanna Lumley as Bunty in the episode 'Loathe Story' from 'Steptoe and Son' from 1972.

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Join the shwopping revolution at www.facebook.com We're starting a fashion revolution. It's called shwopping. There are things lurking in your wardrobe that you know, really should go. I mean, do they fit? Probably not. Shwop them darling. Oh my god darling, I mean once - adorable. Now just, you know, take a look at it...It's got to go to shwop. I think probably never mine. Just something that's sort of... I mean, yes? No. Ok don't say it again, shwop it. Quite jolly. But it's had its time. Shwop it - let somebody else enjoy it. Look, do you really need my help? Tragic. You know when it's time to shwop. So come on, let's go shwopping Find out more at www.marksandspencer.com

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Joanna Lumley's Nile - Canadian Premiere Fridays January 28 to February 18, 2011 at 7 pm ET 4 / 50 minutes Produced by Tiger Aspect Productions Having fulfilled a lifelong dream to track down the Northern Lights in her first travelogue, "Joanna Lumley: In the Land of Northern Lights," the beloved British actress is back to front another adventure series that charts her 4000-mile trip down the world's longest river, the Nile. Passing through five different countries (Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia, Uganda and Rwanda) in the path of great explorers before her, Lumley crosses some of the most inhospitable landscapes on Earth - from deserts where ancient civilizations once ruled to jungles where Victorian explorers underwent unspeakable suffering. As she ventures from sea to source by boat, train, plane, car, donkey and camel, Lumley reveals a compelling, modern portrait of the Nile and its people.

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Episode 1 THE LAND OF THE ANCIENT GREEKS Joanna begins her Greek odyssey at the Parthenon in Athens, which was created by the ancient Greeks two and a half thousand years ago. This was the dawn of western civilisation, which saw the birth of democracy, language, science and medicine. From here Joanna travels around the southern region of Greece from Athens to the Peloponnese, visiting spectacular mythical and historic sites left by this great civilisation. These were places of theatre, death, sport and religion to the Ancients and they represent the very cornerstone of this empire. The Greeks flocked to these sites and Joanna follows in their footsteps. En route she meets modern Greeks who are still influenced by this ancient era. From the marble cutters on the Acropolis who continue to use the same tools as their ancestors, to the Englishman who now worships the god of Apollo at Greece's most sacred place, Delphi. Joanna's route takes her off the tourist trail to places where ancient myths and cultures live on. She meets villagers who communicate by whistling, a lady who lives a solitary life in an almost deserted village, surviving by eating wild plants and shrubs and a fisherman who takes her to the gates of Hades, the underworld, where the Ancients went when they died. Joanna finds inspiration in the isolated peninsula of the Mani, where its haunting tower house settlements and barren landscape seem unchanged for centuries. Joanna also takes part in a Bouzoukia, a <b>...</b>

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Episode 1 THE LAND OF THE ANCIENT GREEKS Joanna begins her Greek odyssey at the Parthenon in Athens, which was created by the ancient Greeks two and a half thousand years ago. This was the dawn of western civilisation, which saw the birth of democracy, language, science and medicine. From here Joanna travels around the southern region of Greece from Athens to the Peloponnese, visiting spectacular mythical and historic sites left by this great civilisation. These were places of theatre, death, sport and religion to the Ancients and they represent the very cornerstone of this empire. The Greeks flocked to these sites and Joanna follows in their footsteps. En route she meets modern Greeks who are still influenced by this ancient era. From the marble cutters on the Acropolis who continue to use the same tools as their ancestors, to the Englishman who now worships the god of Apollo at Greece's most sacred place, Delphi. Joanna's route takes her off the tourist trail to places where ancient myths and cultures live on. She meets villagers who communicate by whistling, a lady who lives a solitary life in an almost deserted village, surviving by eating wild plants and shrubs and a fisherman who takes her to the gates of Hades, the underworld, where the Ancients went when they died. Joanna finds inspiration in the isolated peninsula of the Mani, where its haunting tower house settlements and barren landscape seem unchanged for centuries. Joanna also takes part in a Bouzoukia, a <b>...</b>

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Playlist with all 4 episodes: www.youtube.com Joanna Lumley's Greek Odyssey Episode: 1 of 4 Title: The land of the Ancient Greeks Joanna begins her Greek odyssey at the Parthenon in Athens, which was created by the ancient Greeks two and a half thousand years ago. This was the dawn of western civilisation, which saw the birth of democracy, language, science and medicine. From here Joanna travels around the southern region of Greece from Athens to the Peloponnese, visiting spectacular mythical and historic sites left by this great civilisation. These were places of theatre, death, sport and religion to the Ancients and they represent the very cornerstone of this empire. The Greeks flocked to these sites and Joanna follows in their footsteps. En route she meets modern Greeks who are still influenced by this ancient era. From the marble cutters on the Acropolis who continue to use the same tools as their ancestors, to the Englishman who now worships the god of Apollo at Greece's most sacred place, Delphi. Joanna's route takes her off the tourist trail to places where ancient myths and cultures live on. She meets villagers who communicate by whistling, a lady who lives a solitary life in an almost deserted village, surviving by eating wild plants and shrubs and a fisherman who takes her to the gates of Hades, the underworld, where the Ancients went when they died. Joanna finds inspiration in the isolated peninsula of the Mani, where its haunting tower house settlements and <b>...</b>

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Episode 2 GREECE'S BORDERLANDS Joanna is travelling across the northern most regions of Greece, through an area that has been vastly influenced by the world around it, more so than anywhere else in the country. Her route is from the western Ionian island of Corfu to the turbulent eastern border it shares with Turkey and Bulgaria. It's a frontier-land where foreign invasion and occupation have left a fascinating legacy. The British ruled Corfu for 50 years. Joanna discovers how they left their mark with cricket, brass bands, ginger beer and the staunchest local anglophiles in "Kensington-on-sea". Crossing to the mainland, Joanna retraces the steps of another lover of Greece. Lord Byron's inspirational journey through the western highlands by horseback became the stuff of legend and, just like the great poet, Joanna also gets caught in a ferocious rainstorm. Travelling across a land shaped by generations of invading empires to its far eastern corner, Joanna discovers traditions and cultures inspired by their occupation. Oil wrestling is still a big hit in one isolated community. Another Muslim village has largely remained hidden from the modern world for decades, only now do the youngsters think of leaving to work in the city and beyond. Joanna also joins young Greek army recruits on a border outpost to try to understand the pressure on the soldiers and their belief that Greece may still be invaded today. On this journey, one place above all reveals more about this <b>...</b>

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We've had quite a few people asking for the full version of this video to be put online. Basically, we were with Joanna on the 28th April to record a voiceover. We set the camera up, and here's the uncut results... www.buyacredit.com

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Episode 2 GREECE'S BORDERLANDS Joanna is travelling across the northern most regions of Greece, through an area that has been vastly influenced by the world around it, more so than anywhere else in the country. Her route is from the western Ionian island of Corfu to the turbulent eastern border it shares with Turkey and Bulgaria. It's a frontier-land where foreign invasion and occupation have left a fascinating legacy. The British ruled Corfu for 50 years. Joanna discovers how they left their mark with cricket, brass bands, ginger beer and the staunchest local anglophiles in "Kensington-on-sea". Crossing to the mainland, Joanna retraces the steps of another lover of Greece. Lord Byron's inspirational journey through the western highlands by horseback became the stuff of legend and, just like the great poet, Joanna also gets caught in a ferocious rainstorm. Travelling across a land shaped by generations of invading empires to its far eastern corner, Joanna discovers traditions and cultures inspired by their occupation. Oil wrestling is still a big hit in one isolated community. Another Muslim village has largely remained hidden from the modern world for decades, only now do the youngsters think of leaving to work in the city and beyond. Joanna also joins young Greek army recruits on a border outpost to try to understand the pressure on the soldiers and their belief that Greece may still be invaded today. On this journey, one place above all reveals more about this <b>...</b>

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Episode 1 THE LAND OF THE ANCIENT GREEKS Joanna begins her Greek odyssey at the Parthenon in Athens, which was created by the ancient Greeks two and a half thousand years ago. This was the dawn of western civilisation, which saw the birth of democracy, language, science and medicine. From here Joanna travels around the southern region of Greece from Athens to the Peloponnese, visiting spectacular mythical and historic sites left by this great civilisation. These were places of theatre, death, sport and religion to the Ancients and they represent the very cornerstone of this empire. The Greeks flocked to these sites and Joanna follows in their footsteps. En route she meets modern Greeks who are still influenced by this ancient era. From the marble cutters on the Acropolis who continue to use the same tools as their ancestors, to the Englishman who now worships the god of Apollo at Greece's most sacred place, Delphi. Joanna's route takes her off the tourist trail to places where ancient myths and cultures live on. She meets villagers who communicate by whistling, a lady who lives a solitary life in an almost deserted village, surviving by eating wild plants and shrubs and a fisherman who takes her to the gates of Hades, the underworld, where the Ancients went when they died. Joanna finds inspiration in the isolated peninsula of the Mani, where its haunting tower house settlements and barren landscape seem unchanged for centuries. Joanna also takes part in a Bouzoukia, a <b>...</b>

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