Next Week On Believe It - Secrets



The award winning radio comedy Believe It! starring Richard Wilson and featuring David Tennant continues on  BBC Radio 4 on Wednesday 18th December at 11.30am with the second of four brand new episodes.

Celebrity autobiographies are everywhere. Richard Wilson has always said he'd never write one. Based on glimmers of truth, BELIEVE IT is the hilarious, bizarre, revealing (and, most importantly, untrue) celebrity autobiography of Richard Wilson.

He narrates the series with his characteristic dead-pan delivery, weaving in and out of dramatised scenes from his fictional life-story. He plays a heavily exaggerated version of himself: a Scots actor and national treasure, unmarried, private, passionate about politics, theatre and Manchester United (all true), who's a confidant of the powerful and has survived childhood poverty, a drunken father, years of fruitless grind, too much success, monstrosity, addiction, charity work and fierce rivalry with Sean Connery and Ian McKellan (not true).

The title - in case you hadn't spotted - is an unashamed reference his famous catchphrase.

In episode two of the second series, Secrets, Richard Wilson discovers a secret relative he never knew he had.

David Tennant stars in this episode as Doug.

Cast:
Richard Wilson...................................................himself
Doug.................................................................David Tennant
Celia Imrie.........................................................herself
Suzy Baker........................................................Samantha Spiro
Young Richard....................................................tba
Egg Wilson.........................................................Lewis Mcleod
Teddy................................................................Robert Portal
Mother...............................................................Arabella Weir
Auntie Rita.........................................................Jane Slavin.

Catch up with today's episode on BBC iPlayer here.

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