TV Guide BBC Four Friday

A profile of the screen career of John Hurt, the celebrated British character actor who died in January 2017, having made a name for himself via roles in films such as The Elephant Man, The Naked Civil Servant, Midnight Express, Alien, and 1984. In a selection of rare archive interviews, John discusses some of his most iconic cinematic creations, his perspective on acting, and the tragedy that claimed the life of the woman he planned to marry

The appeal and power of Paul Anka's song My Way, most famously associated with Frank Sinatra, but which has also been recorded by such diverse artists as Elvis Presley, Shirley Bassey and Sid Vicious. With contributions from Anka himself, George Brown, Dorothy Squires and Barry John. Part of The Art of Arts TV week

Formed in 1971, Roxy Music was the brain child of art student Bryan Ferry. Pioneers of glam, their outlandish fashion sense, songwriting and use of electronics created a glorious package. Style is one thing, but the substance was reflected in a catalogue of classic songs - combined they create an enduring legacy which is celebrated in a golden hour of their greatest hits as selected by such well-known faces as Sadie Frost, Glenn Gregory, Martyn Ware, Gaz Coombes, Stephen Morris, Gillian Gilbert, Shaun Ryder, Alan McGee and Ana Matronic

Jamie Theakston presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 25 June 1998 and featuring Fat Les, Tina Arena, Imajin, Dana International, Karen Ramirez, Lighthouse Family, B*witched, Lionel Richie and Baddiel, Skinner & Lightning Seeds

Mike Read presents an edition from September 20, 1979, featuring performances by the Starjets, Kate Bush, Madness, Jags, the Bellamy Brothers, Tourists, the Police, Sad Cafe, Rainbow and Gary Numan. Plus, dance sequences by Legs & Co

Nicky Campbell hosts the edition first shown on September 21, featuring performances by London Boys, Aerosmith, S'Express, Richard Marx, the Wonder Stuff, WASP, Black Box and Janet Jackson