Jay Blades and Judi Dench’s Heartwarming Doc

This evening, a delightful documentary featuring Jay Blades and Judi Dench will air on Channel 4 at 9 PM. The two stars come from very different worlds, and during their meeting on Blades’s show, it became clear that their differences sparked a refreshing friendship.

In this charming special, Blades and Dench switch roles for a day. Dench steps into the world of Blades as she takes on the busy atmosphere of a market stall. Meanwhile, the dyslexic Blades impressively reads Shakespeare on stage, showcasing his talent and passion.

Earlier at 7 PM on Sky Documentaries, a captivating portrait of actress Faye Dunaway will be aired. The program dives into her life with insights from those close to her, exploring her remarkable career and the challenges she faced in Hollywood.

At 8 PM on BBC Four, fans can catch the London Symphony Orchestra as they perform under the new conductor Antonio Pappano. The concert features Britten’s masterpiece, a complex and emotional work that has posed challenges for many performers in the past.

Orlando Bloom joins the adventure scene with a daring new documentary series at 8 PM on U&Dave. The series follows him as he engages in extreme activities, starting with wingsuit jumping!

Later, at 8:30 PM on BBC One, a celebration awaits Team GB’s Olympic heroes, who return home with an impressive haul of 65 medals, including 14 golds. The evening promises performances by Jess Glynne and Clean Bandit, as well as interviews with the athletes by Emma Willis and Vernon Kay.

At 10:15 PM on ITV1, viewers can tune in to a chilling documentary series featuring Mary Turner Thomson. She recounts her marriage to bigamist William Allen Jordan, shining a light on the warning signs that were clear in hindsight.

If you’re in the mood for a classic, don’t miss the 12:20 PM airing of Alfred Hitchcock’s 1951 thriller, Strangers on a Train, on BBC Two. This film masterfully weaves suspense and intriguing themes, highlighting Hitchcock’s cinematic genius.

For some comedic fun, check out Jim Carrey in the vibrant 1994 film, The Mask, at 4:30 PM on BBC One. Watch as his character transforms from a mundane bank clerk into a green-faced trickster, bringing plenty of laughs and memorable moments.

Sports fans can look forward to Premier League action with Brentford facing Crystal Palace at 1 PM on Sky Sports Main Event, followed by Chelsea taking on Man City at 4 PM. In cricket, The Hundred women’s final is set for 2 PM on BBC Two, leading into the men’s final at 5:30 PM.