John Hurt on playing The Elephant Man and Project Harar’s special role
Updated: July 10th, 2012
In a BBC Radio interview, Project Harar's patron John Hurt discusses his role as Elephant Man, and the charity's founder Jonathan Crown explains why he set up the charity after a chance encounter in Ethiopia.
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Listen to two BBC World Service interviews with Project Harar surgical teams from 2007. First up, an interview with Sissay Befikadu, who was in charge of the cleft programme at Yekatit-12 hospital. And secondly, an interview with Klaas Marck, a Dutch plastic surgeon and chair of the Dutch Noma Foundation.
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Take a glimpse into the lives of noma patients in this BBC documentary presented by Ben Fogle, featuring 17 Project Harar patients
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