BBC - BBC Four Documentaries - The Waughs: Fathers and Sons

	THE WAUGHS: FATHERS AND SONS Writer and critic Alexander Waugh goes behind the writing of his grandfather Evelyn to uncover the turmoil, rivalry and intrigue of one of Britain's most dazzling literary dynasties. Award-winning filmmaker Fran Landsman (My Family and Autism) accompanies Alexander, along with his son and uncles, as he goes in search of his family's true emotional inheritance. VIDEO CLIPS

Alexander Waugh wonders where he stands in relation to his ancestors and his son.

Bron, Alexander's son, spits on the grave of his great-great-grandfather, The Brute, a "big, crappy man".

Alexander and his uncle Septimus discuss Evelyn Waugh's homosexuality during his student years.

Alexander talks to his son about his lengthy names and offers sage advice on boredom, stupidity and family pride.

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	IN PICTURES Six generations of Waughs, from the Brute to Bron

	MR LOVEDAY'S LITTLE OUTING Evelyn Waugh's comic drama on BBC Four

	HAVE YOUR SAY Share your thoughts on the programme BBC Links Evelyn Waugh: Face to Face Hear clips from the 1960 interview External Links Fathers, Sons, Feuds & Myths Interview with Alexander from the Telegraph Auberon Waugh Detailed entry in Wikipedia Doubting Hall "A guided tour around the works of Evelyn Waugh" The BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites