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Hi Alex,,
In response to your e-mail there were 8 episodes broadcast to this drama in 2003. Please see reference and duration details as per our catalogue to the programme series. Unfortunately due to copyright we're unable to release copies of this drama.
Regards,
Breeda.
1 Prog ID AR0057955
Title NORTHERN LIGHTS Episode 1 - 2003.02.15 Programme No. 1
Item Title NORTHERN LIGHTS 2003.02.15
Slot Duration 17.19
Series Title Series No.
Episode Title RCD15.02.03 Episode No.
Production Date
Transmission History First: Feb 15 2003 Channel Date
Programme Warnings Copyright
Item Warnings Item Copyright
Production Company Date Catalogued Feb 18 2003
Contents
CHILDREN'S DRAMA NORTHERN LIGHTS (NEW SERIES) - SF 48204
Episode 1
Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy is already acclaimed as a classic of imaginative fiction. Comprising Northern Lights, The Subtle Knife and The Amber Spyglass, it is a cosmic adventure story - a tale of love and survival. The trilogy has now been adapted by the BBC in a dramatisation which features Terence Stamp as Lord Asriel, Emma Fielding (Mrs Coulter) and young newcomers Lulu Popplewell (Lyra) and Dan Anthony (Will). The radio adaptation of the first book in the trilogy -
Northern Lights, will be broadcast over eight weeks on RTÉ Radio 1 in the children's drama slot.
See attached release.
RTÉ Radio 1, Saturday 15 February, 6.05pm
RTÉ RADIO 1
NEW SERIES: Children's Drama, Northern Lights
Saturday 15 February, 6.05pm
By Philip Pullman
Dramatised by Lavinia Murray
Music composed by Billy Cowie
Directed by David Hunter
A BBC Production
NEW SERIES: NORTHERN LIGHTS
Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy is already acclaimed as a classic of imaginative fiction. Comprising Northern Lights, The Subtle Knife and The Amber Spyglass, it is a cosmic adventure story - a tale of love and survival. The trilogy has now been adapted by BBC Radio in a dramatisation which features Terence Stamp as Lord Asriel, Emma Fielding (Mrs Coulter) and young newcomers Lulu Popplewell (Lyra) and Dan Anthony (Will). The radio adaptation of the first book in the trilogy -
Northern Lights, will be broadcast over eight weeks on RTÉ Radio 1 in the children's drama slot at 6.05pm beginning on Saturday 15 February.
Northern Lights is an adventure spanning a multitude of worlds. A precocious orphan called Lyra Belaqua lives in an Oxford College in a world parallel to our world, a world where souls exist externally in the form of an animal, a daemon. 11 year old Lyra discovers that there are dark forces at work involving the kidnapping of children and a curious substance called "Dust". Children, and only children, are vanishing at the hands of what become known as the "Gobblers." Who the Gobblers are and
what they want is unknown, but soon, children from far and wide are disappearing without a trace, even Lyra's good friend, Roger. Lyra is catapulted into a life-and-death struggle to save not only herself but the future of all worlds, a struggle that will take her beyond The Northern Lights.
Author Philip Pullman was born in Norwich on 19th October 1946. The early part of his life was spent travelling all over the world, because his father and then his stepfather were both in the Royal Air Force. He spent part of his childhood in Australia, where he first met the wonders of comics, and grew to love Superman and Batman in particular.
Philip now lives in Oxford and he writes in a shed at the bottom of his garden.
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2 Prog ID AR0058304
Title NORTHERN LIGHTS Episode 2 - 2003.02.22 Programme No. 1
Item Title NORTHERN LIGHTS Episode 2
Slot Duration 17.05
Series Title Series No.
Episode Title RCD22.02.03 Episode No.
Production Date
Transmission History First: Feb 22 2003 Channel Date
R1 Feb 22 2003
Programme Warnings Not RTE copyright (COPYRIGHT) Copyright BBC
Item Warnings Item Copyright BBC
Production Company BBC Radio Date Catalogued Feb 25 2003
Contents
SF 48989
BBC Production of Philip Pullmans 'Northern Lights'
Episode 2
Cast:
Terence Stamp as Lord Asriel
Emma Fielding as Mrs Coulter
Lulu Popplewell as Lyra
Dan Anthony as Will
Dramatised by Lavinia Murray
Producer by David Hunter
FOLLOWING TEXT FROM RTE WEBSITE
Northern Lights is an adventure spanning a multitude of worlds. A precocious orphan called Lyra Belaqua lives in an Oxford College in a world parallel to our world, a world where souls exist externally in the form of an animal, a daemon. 11 year old Lyra discovers that there are dark forces at work involving the kidnapping of children and a curious substance called "Dust". Children, and only children, are vanishing at the hands of what become known as the "Gobblers". Who the Gobblers are
and what they want is unknown, but soon, children from far and wide are disappearing without a trace, even Lyra's good friend, Roger. Lyra is catapulted into a life-and-death struggle to save not only herself but the future of all worlds, a struggle that will take her beyond The Northern Lights.
Philip Pullman's 'His Dark Materials' trilogy is already acclaimed as a classic of imaginative fiction. Comprising Northern Lights, The Subtle Knife and The Amber Spyglass, it is a cosmic adventure story - a tale of love and survival. The trilogy has now been adapted by BBC Radio in a dramatisation which features Terence Stamp as Lord Asriel, Emma Fielding (Mrs Coulter) and young newcomers Lulu Popplewell (Lyra) and Dan Anthony (Will). The radio adaptation of the first book in the trilogy -
Northern Lights, will be broadcast over eight weeks on RTÉ Radio 1 in the children's drama slot at 6.05pm beginning on Saturday 15 February.
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3 Prog ID AR0058464
Title NORTHERN LIGHTS Episode 3 -2003.03.01 Programme No. 1
Item Title NORTHERN LIGHTS Episode 3 - 2003.03.01
Slot Duration 17.09
Series Title Series No.
Episode Title RCD01.03.03 Episode No.
Production Date
Transmission History First: Mar 01 2003 Channel Date
RADIO 1 Mar 01 2003
Programme Warnings Copyright
Item Warnings Item Copyright
Production Company Date Catalogued Mar 03 2003
Contents
NORTHERN LIGHTS 2003.03.01 - SF 49850
Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy is already acclaimed as a classic of imaginative fiction. Comprising Northern Lights, The Subtle Knife and The Amber Spyglass, it is a cosmic adventure story - a tale of love and survival. The trilogy has now been adapted by the BBC in a dramatisation which features Terence Stamp as Lord Asriel, Emma Fielding (Mrs Coulter) and young newcomers Lulu Popplewell (Lyra) and Dan Anthony (Will). The radio adaptation of the first book in the trilogy -
Northern Lights, will be broadcast over eight weeks on RTÉ Radio 1 in the children's drama slot.
RTÉ Radio 1, Saturday 15 February, 6.05pm
RTÉ RADIO 1
NEW SERIES: Children's Drama, Northern Lights
Saturday 15 February, 6.05pm
By Philip Pullman
Dramatised by Lavinia Murray
Music composed by Billy Cowie
Directed by David Hunter
A BBC Production
NEW SERIES: NORTHERN LIGHTS
Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy is already acclaimed as a classic of imaginative fiction. Comprising Northern Lights, The Subtle Knife and The Amber Spyglass, it is a cosmic adventure story - a tale of love and survival. The trilogy has now been adapted by BBC Radio in a dramatisation which features Terence Stamp as Lord Asriel, Emma Fielding (Mrs Coulter) and young newcomers Lulu Popplewell (Lyra) and Dan Anthony (Will). The radio adaptation of the first book in the trilogy -
Northern Lights, will be broadcast over eight weeks on RTÉ Radio 1 in the children's drama slot at 6.05pm beginning on Saturday 15 February.
Northern Lights is an adventure spanning a multitude of worlds. A precocious orphan called Lyra Belaqua lives in an Oxford College in a world parallel to our world, a world where souls exist externally in the form of an animal, a daemon. 11 year old Lyra discovers that there are dark forces at work involving the kidnapping of children and a curious substance called "Dust". Children, and only children, are vanishing at the hands of what become known as the "Gobblers." Who the Gobblers are and
what they want is unknown, but soon, children from far and wide are disappearing without a trace, even Lyra's good friend, Roger. Lyra is catapulted into a life-and-death struggle to save not only herself but the future of all worlds, a struggle that will take her beyond The Northern Lights.
Author Philip Pullman was born in Norwich on 19th October 1946. The early part of his life was spent travelling all over the world, because his father and then his stepfather were both in the Royal Air Force. He spent part of his childhood in Australia, where he first met the wonders of comics, and grew to love Superman and Batman in particular.
Philip now lives in Oxford and he writes in a shed at the bottom of his garden.
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4 Prog ID AR0058708
Title NORTHERN LIGHTS Episode 4 - 2003.03.08 Programme No. 1
Item Title NORTHERN LIGHTS Episode 2003.03.08
Slot Duration 16.08
Series Title Series No.
Episode Title RCD08.03.03 Episode No.
Production Date
Transmission History First: Mar 08 2003 Channel Date
R1 Mar 08 2003
Programme Warnings Not RTE copyright (COPYRIGHT) Copyright
Item Warnings Item Copyright
Production Company BBC Date Catalogued Mar 07 2003
Contents
SF 50501
BBC Production of Philip Pullmans 'Northern Lights'
Episode 4
Cast:
Terence Stamp as Lord Asriel
Emma Fielding as Mrs Coulter
Lulu Popplewell as Lyra
Dan Anthony as Will
Dramatised by Lavinia Murray
Producer by David Hunter
FOLLOWING TEXT FROM RTE WEBSITE
Northern Lights is an adventure spanning a multitude of worlds. A precocious orphan called Lyra Belaqua lives in an Oxford College in a world parallel to our world, a world where souls exist externally in the form of an animal, a daemon. 11 year old Lyra discovers that there are dark forces at work involving the kidnapping of children and a curious substance called "Dust". Children, and only children, are vanishing at the hands of what become known as the "Gobblers". Who the Gobblers are
and what they want is unknown, but soon, children from far and wide are disappearing without a trace, even Lyra's good friend, Roger. Lyra is catapulted into a life-and-death struggle to save not only herself but the future of all worlds, a struggle that will take her beyond The Northern Lights.
Philip Pullman's 'His Dark Materials' trilogy is already acclaimed as a classic of imaginative fiction. Comprising Northern Lights, The Subtle Knife and The Amber Spyglass, it is a cosmic adventure story - a tale of love and survival. The trilogy has now been adapted by BBC Radio in a dramatisation which features Terence Stamp as Lord Asriel, Emma Fielding (Mrs Coulter) and young newcomers Lulu Popplewell (Lyra) and Dan Anthony (Will). The radio adaptation of the first book in the trilogy -
Northern Lights, will be broadcast over eight weeks on RTÉ Radio 1 in the children's drama slot at 6.05pm beginning on Saturday 15 February.
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5 Prog ID AR0059046
Title CHILDRENS DRAMA - 2003.03.15 Programme No. 1
Item Title NORTHERN LIGHTS
Slot Duration 17.49
Series Title Series No.
Episode Title RCD15.03.03 Episode No.
Production Date
Transmission History First: Mar 15 2003 Channel Date
R1 Mar 15 2003
Programme Warnings Copyright
Item Warnings Item Copyright
Production Company Date Catalogued Mar 18 2003
Contents
SF 51494
From Philip Pullman's award winning trilogy His Dark Materials a breathtaking epic adventure spanning a multitude of worls - Dramatised by Lavinia Murray and produced by David Hunter for the BBC
BBC Copyright
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6 Prog ID AR0059368
Title NORTHERN LIGHTS Episode 6 2003.03.22 Programme No. 1
Item Title NORTHERN LIGHTS Episode 6 2003.03.22
Slot Duration 17.19
Series Title Series No.
Episode Title RCD22.03.03 Episode No.
Production Date
Transmission History First: Mar 22 2003 Channel Date
RADIO 1 Mar 22 2003
Programme Warnings Copyright
Item Warnings Item Copyright
Production Company Date Catalogued Mar 25 2003
Contents
NORTHERN LIGHTS Episode 6 2003.03.22
CHILDREN'S DRAMA NORTHERN LIGHTS
From Philip Pullman's award winning trilogy, His Dark Materials, comes Northern Lights, a breathtaking epic adventure spanning a multitude of worlds.
Dramatised by Lavinia Murray
Producer: David Hunter
(A BBC Production)
RTÉ Radio 1, Saturday, 22 March, 6.05pm
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7 Prog ID AR0059666
Title NORTHERN LIGHTS Episode 7 - 2003.03.29 Programme No. 1
Item Title NORTHERN LIGHTS Episode 7
Slot Duration 21.21
Series Title Series No.
Episode Title RCD29.03.03 Episode No.
Production Date
Transmission History First: Mar 29 2003 Channel Date
R1 Mar 29 2003
Programme Warnings Not RTE copyright (COPYRIGHT) Copyright
Item Warnings Item Copyright
Production Company BBC Date Catalogued Mar 31 2003
Contents
SF 52888
BBC Production of Philip Pullmans 'Northern Lights'
Episode 7
Cast:
Terence Stamp as Lord Asriel
Emma Fielding as Mrs Coulter
Lulu Popplewell as Lyra
Dan Anthony as Will
Dramatised by Lavinia Murray
Producer by David Hunter
FOLLOWING TEXT FROM RTE WEBSITE
Northern Lights is an adventure spanning a multitude of worlds. A precocious orphan called Lyra Belaqua lives in an Oxford College in a world parallel to our world, a world where souls exist externally in the form of an animal, a daemon. 11 year old Lyra discovers that there are dark forces at work involving the kidnapping of children and a curious substance called "Dust". Children, and only children, are vanishing at the hands of what become known as the "Gobblers". Who the Gobblers are
and what they want is unknown, but soon, children from far and wide are disappearing without a trace, even Lyra's good friend, Roger. Lyra is catapulted into a life-and-death struggle to save not only herself but the future of all worlds, a struggle that will take her beyond The Northern Lights.
Philip Pullman's 'His Dark Materials' trilogy is already acclaimed as a classic of imaginative fiction. Comprising Northern Lights, The Subtle Knife and The Amber Spyglass, it is a cosmic adventure story - a tale of love and survival. The trilogy has now been adapted by BBC Radio in a dramatisation which features Terence Stamp as Lord Asriel, Emma Fielding (Mrs Coulter) and young newcomers Lulu Popplewell (Lyra) and Dan Anthony (Will). The radio adaptation of the first book in the trilogy -
Northern Lights, will be broadcast over eight weeks on RTÉ Radio 1 in the children's drama slot at 6.05pm beginning on Saturday 15 February.
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8 Prog ID AR0059971
Title NORTHERN LIGHTS - 2003.04.05 Programme No. 1
Item Title NORTHERN LIGHTS -
Slot Duration 19.18
Series Title Series No.
Episode Title RCD05.04.03 Episode No.
Production Date
Transmission History First: Apr 05 2003 Channel Date
Programme Warnings Copyright
Item Warnings Item Copyright
Production Company Date Catalogued Apr 07 2003
Contents
SF 53609
Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy is already acclaimed as
a classic of imaginative fiction. Comprising Northern Lights, The
Subtle Knife and The Amber Spyglass, it is a cosmic adventure
story - a tale of love and survival. The trilogy has now been
adapted by BBC Radio in a dramatisation which features Terence
Stamp as Lord Asriel, Emma Fielding (Mrs Coulter) and young
newcomers Lulu Popplewell (Lyra) and Dan Anthony (Will). The
radio adaptation of the first book in the trilogy - Northern Lights,
is broadcast over eight weeks on RTÉ Radio 1 in the children's
drama slot.
Northern Lights is an adventure spanning a multitude of worlds. A
precocious orphan called Lyra Belaqua lives in an Oxford College
in a world parallel to our world, a world where souls exist
externally in the form of an animal, a daemon. 11 year old Lyra
discovers that there are dark forces at work involving the
kidnapping of children and a curious substance called "Dust".
Children, and only children, are vanishing at the hands of what
become known as the "Gobblers." Who the Gobblers are and
what they want is unknown, but soon, children from far and wide
are disappearing without a trace, even Lyra's good friend, Roger.
Lyra is catapulted into a life-and-death struggle to save not only
herself but the future of all worlds, a struggle that will take her
beyond The Northern Lights.
Author Philip Pullman was born in Norwich on 19th October 1946.
The early part of his life was spent travelling all over the world,
because his father and then his stepfather were both in the
Royal Air Force. He spent part of his childhood in Australia,
where he first met the wonders of comics, and grew to love
Superman and Batman in particular. Philip now lives in Oxford and
he writes in a shed at the bottom of his garden.
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