Joan Bakewell
Acting·April 16, 1933 — 93 years old·Stockport, Cheshire, England, UK
Joan Dawson Bakewell, Baroness Bakewell, DBE, HonFBA, is an English journalist, television presenter and Labour Party peer. Baroness Bakewell is President of Birkbeck, University of London; she is also an author and playwright, and has been awarded Humanist of the year for services to humanism.
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—Have I Got a Bit More News for YouTVSelf - Panellist2022How the BBC BeganTVSelf2022Remembers…TVSelf2022The Queen: 70 Glorious YearsSelf2021The Art of DissentBBC Interviewer - BBC Archival Film2020Adult MaterialTVTV Presenter2018Postcards from the 48%2018Meeting JimSelf2018Vive la Revolution! Joan Bakewell on May '68Presenter2015Landscape Artist of the YearTVPresenter2013Portrait Artist of the YearTVHerself - Host · Self - Host2010In ConfidenceTV2007The Alan Titchmarsh ShowTVSelf2007Would I Lie to You?TVSelf2003100 Greatest Sexy MomentsSelf2003The CommanderTV2002Attenborough the ControllerSelf2001IrisBBC Presenter2001Richard & JudyTVSelf1997The Accidental Hero: Oskar Schindler1997A Night in with the Girls1997Travels with PevsnerTV1994Room 101TVSelf1990Have I Got News for YouTVSelf1989Blore M.P.Joan Bakewell1988An Audience With Victoria WoodSelf - Questioner1987The New StatesmanTVJoan Bakewell1982CountdownTV1979Question TimeTVSelf - Panellist1978An Audience with...TVSelf1978Europe After the RainSelf - Presenter1977Give Us a Kiss, ChristabelTV Interviewer1977The Brontë BusinessHerself - Presenter1975Rumpole of the BaileyTVTV Interviewer1973Paul NewmanSelf - Interviewer1972Bette DavisSelf1972The Adventures of Barry McKenzieSelf1971Film '72TVSelf - Hostess1968The TouchablesInterviewer1968Cold Comfort FarmTVNarrator1967The Devil a Monk Would BeJoan Bakewell