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Sunday March 28 2010 at 9 pm ET 90 minutes Directed by Otto Bathurst A Mammoth Screen production for the BBC Dame Margot Fonteyn, Britains only prima ballerina assoluta a honour bestowed on only the most exceptional of female ballet dancers exemplified perfection on stage. Off stage, she struggled with the unrelenting heartache of personal sacrifice and a failing marriage. Based in part on Meredith Danemans biography and starring Anne-Marie Duff, Margot vividly captures the period in the dancers life when Russian émigré Rudolph Nureyev (Michiel Huisman) rejuvenated her career as her marriage to Panamanian diplomat and playboy Roberto Tito Arias (Con ONeill) crumbled in the wings. In 1962, Fonteyn was 43 and on the verge of retirement. Her unexpected partnership with the 23-year-old Russian sensation one that would last 17 years transformed her, producing some of ballets most unforgettable performances and catapulting the couple to mega-watt celebrity. The film even suggests that they also had a passionate affair. At the peak of her fame, sheconsiders leaving her husband, but is forced to re-examine her loyalties when an assassination attempt on his life leaves him a quadriplegic. Also starring Derek Jacobi as choreographer Sir Frederick Ashton, Lindsay Duncan and Penelope Wilton.
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