The Oscar-nominated and BAFTA award-winning writer John Logan spoke to BBC Radio 4’s Front Row about his new play Double Feature which explores the director-actor relationship through two of the most tempestuous relationships in cinema history. The Gladiator and Bond writer discusses how Alfred Hitchcock made Tippi Hedren’s life on the set of 1964 thriller Marnie a living hell, while Vincent Price and Michael Reeves could barely hide their hatred for each other during the making of the 1968 horror film Witchfinder General.

 

Listen to the interview as well as exclusive clips of two scenes from Double Feature on BBC Sounds through the link below.

 

Double Feature plays the main stage until 16 March.

LISTEN TO THE INTERVIEW HERE

BOOK DOUBLE FEATURE HERE