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THE GINGER TREE BBC2-NHK Japan-WGBH Boston / 4x60m-e / 1989 26 November - 17 December Writer: Christopher Hampton / Novel: Oswald Wynd / Music: Dominic Muldowney / Producer: Tim Ironside Wood / Executive Producers: Alan Shallcross(BBC), Naonori Kawamura (NHK) Directors: Anthony Garner (BBC), Morimasa Matsumoto (NHK) Period drama serial. Mary Mckenzie moves to Manchuria at the turn of the 20th Century and has trouble adjusting to her new way of life, she later causes scandal by having an affair with Japanese soldier Count Kurihama With:- SAMANTHA BOND as Mary McKenzie / DAISUKE RYU as Count Kentaro Kurihama / JOANNA McCALLUM / CECILE PAOLI / NICHOLAS FARRELL / FUMI DAN
THE GIRL Tyne Tees / 3x60m-e / 1996 Writer: Gordon Hann / Novel: Catherine Cookson / Producer: Ray Marshall / Director: David Wheatley Period drama serial. In the 1860's wealthy Matthew Thornton courts scandal by taking in his illegitimate daughter to raise with his other children. With:- SIOBHAN FLYNN as Hannah Boyle / MALCOLM STODDARD as Matthew Thornton / JONATHAN CAKE as Ned Ridley / JILL BAKER as Anne Thornton / SUSAN JAMESON as Mrs Loam
GIRL IN A BLACK BIKINI UK / ITV / 5x30 minute episodes / 1970 Thriller serial about the complications that arise when Peter Jarrett implicates his girlfriend Kathy Sheridan, a barristers daughter, in a drug scandal and murder. For more details see the Episode Guide. With: - ANGELA SCOULAR as Kathy Sheridan / JOHN BARRON as Franci Haeger / JEAN HARVEY as Grace Haeger / JOHN CARSON as Robert Sheridan / GLYN HOUSTON / JOHN CATER
THE GIRL IN THE CAFÉ BBC1 / 1x90m / 25 June 2005 Writer: Richard Curtis / Director: David
Yates / Producer: Hilary Bevan Jones
THE GIRL OF SLENDER MEANS BBC2 / 3x50m-e / 1975 Writer: Ken Taylor / Director: Moira Armstrong Period drama serial. In 1945 a chubby girl staying at a boarding house finds herself missing out in the love stakes. With:- MIRIAM MARGOYLES
THE GIRL ON THE M1 Thames (Armchair Theatre) / 1971 21 September - Tuesday 9.00pm Writer: Katy Gardiner / Design: Stan Woodward / Director: Peter Duguid Drama. A 'lorry driver groupie' decides to start a new life. With:- SHARON DUCE as Veronica / RODDY McMILLAN / TERENCE RIGBY
BBC1 (Comedy Playhouse) / 1x30m-e / 1974 3 July - Wednesday 9.55pm Writer: Donald Churchill / Producer: John Howard Davies Comedy. Divorcee Audrey Dalton learns she is going out with the same man as her daughter. With:- ZENA WALKER as Audrey Dalton / CAROLYN COURAGE as Lynn Dalton/ REGINALD MARSH as Arnold / DAVID KNIGHT as Jack Shepherd
GIRLS NIGHT Granada / 1x120m-e / 1999 14 April - Wednesday 9.00pm Writer: Kay Mellor / Director: Nick Hurram Drama. When factory worker Jackie wins a fortune at Bingo she takes her cancer stricken friend Dawn on a trip to Las Vegas. Originally made for TV in 1997 but then given a cinema release in 1999 before receiving it's TV premiere 1999. With:- BRENDA BLETHYN as Dawn Wilkinson / JULIE WALTERS as Jackie Simpson / KRIS KRISTOFFERSON as Cody / GEORGE COSTIGAN as Steve Wilkinson / JAMES GADDAS as Paul / PHILIP JACKSON as Dave Simpson / SUE CLEAVER as Rita / MEERA SYAL as Carmen
THE GIRL WHO LOVED ROBOTS BBC 'The Wednesday Play' / 1x75m-e / 1965 20 October black and white Writer: Peter Everitt / Producer: James MacTaggart / Director: Brian Parker Scifi drama. In the future a detective investigates the brutal murder of a nightclub hostess. With:- ISOBEL BLACK as Victory / NORMAN RODWAY as Cage / DUDLEY FOSTER as Antrobus / MICHAEL GOUGH as Doctor / GEORGE BETTON as Toms / GEOFF HINSLIFF as Gogel
GIVE AND TAKE Associated-Rediffusion / 1x60m-e / 1968 black and whites Writer: Julia Jones / Producer: Tim Aspinall / Director: Marc Miller Drama. A wealthy woman embarks on a search for love. With:- BRENDA BRUCE / GEORGE SEWELL / PAULINE JAMESON / SUSAN JAMESON
GIVE US A BREAK BBC / 1x90m-e x50m-e / 1983 Writer: Geoff McQueen / Producer: Terence Williams Comedy drama series. Eastend wideboy Mickey Noades discovers snooker sensation Mo and sees him as his ticket to the big time. Micky Noades....................................... ROBERT LINDSAY Mo........................................................ PAUL McGANN Tina...................................................... SHIRIN TAYLOR
GIVE US A KISS CHRISTABEL BBC2 / 1x / 1977 Writer: Alan Plater / Director: Peter Farrell Romantic comedy about a pair of would be young lovers. With:- JAN FRANCIS / DENNIS WATERMAN
GIVING TONGUE BBC2 / 1x90m-e / 1997 Writer: Emma Fortune / Producer: Colin Ludlow / Director: Stefan Schwartz Drama. Promising Labour MP Jessie Fielding finds events from her past threatening to ruin her career. Jessie Fielding.................................... CLARE HOLMAN Barb Gale........................................... CHARLOTTE COLMAN Will Shaker......................................... MICHAEL ANGELIS Pollin.................................................. WARREN CLARKE Lord Jessop........................................ JOHN BIRD Hilda Jacobs....................................... JANE LAPOTAIRE Duncan............................................... PETER CAPALDI Chief Executive................................... JOHN FORTUNE Lord Chancellor .................................. JOHN ABINERI
GLASGOW KISS BBC1-Wall to Wall / 6x50m-e / 2000 Tuesdays 9.30pm 25 July - 29 August Producer: Jane Featherstone / Costume: Rhona Russell / Music: Adrian Johnston / Design: Jacqueline Smith / Camera: Walter McGill / Executive producers: Jane Harris, Gina Cronk Romantic drama serial. In Glasgow thjirty something sports journalist Stuart begins a relationship with management consultant Cara. With:- IAIN GLEN as Stuart Morrison / SHARON SMALL as Cara Rossi / ROBERT GREENHALGH as Denis Morrison / RUTH MILLAR as Jess Rossi / GORDON KENNEDY as Ewan Somerville / CAROLINE GUTHRI as Kirsty McNeil / JAMES LARKIN as Nick Simpson / GABRIEL QUIGLEY as Mel McGrath / NEIL McKINVEN as Dominic Demarco
THE GLASS ITV / 6x60m-e / First Episode: 27 May
2001
THE GLASS VIRGIN Tyne Tees / 3x60m-e / 1994 Writer: Alan Seymour / Novel: Catherine Cookson / Director: Sarah Hellings Period drama serial. In the latter part of the 19th Century, Annabella discovers her mother used to be a prostitute. Annabella.......................................... EMILY MORTIMER Edmund La Grange............................ NIGEL HAVERS Manuel Mendoza............................... BRENDAN COYLE Rosina ............................................ CHRISTINE KAVANAGH
GLENCANNON Gross-Krasne/Silleman/ NTA / 39x30m-e / 14 Sep 1960 - 6 July 1961 black and white Writers: Basil Dawson, John Toureen, Ian Dallas. / Stories: Guy Fitzpatrick / Executive Producer: Donald Hyde / Director: John Knight Comedy series. The exploits of a chief engineer working on a tramp steamer. An English-American co-production. Glencannon....................................... THOMAS MITCHELL Bosun Hughes................................... PATRICK ALLEN Captain Ball...................................... CHARLES CARSON Cookie ............................................ GEORGIE WOOD Sparks............................................. PETER COLLINGWOOD Mr Montgomery................................. BARRY KEEGAN Mr Macintosh.................................... KERRY JORDAN John Castle...................................... JOHN BARRON
THE GLITTERING PRIZES BBC2 / 6x75m-e / 1976 21 January - 25 February Writer: Frederic Raphael / Producer: Mark Shivas / Directors: Waris Hussein, Robert Knights Period drama serial. The lives of a group of Cambridge graduates from the fifties to the present day(1976 as was). With:- TOM CONTI as Adam Morris / BARBARA KELLERMAN as Barbara Morris / LEONARD SACHS as Lionel Morris / MALCOLM STODDARD as Dan Bradley / ANNA CARTERET as Barbara Ransome / MARK WING-DAVEY as Mike Clode / DINSDALE LANDEN as Gavin Pope / ERIC PORTER as Stephen Taylor / CLIVE MERRISON as Bill Bourne
THE GLORY BOYS Yorkshire / 3x60m-e / 1984 1-3 October Writer: Gerald Seymour / Producer: Michael Gwynn / Director: Michael Ferguson / Executive Producer: David Cunliffe Thriller serial. An IRA thug and an Arab terrorist combine to try an assassinate an Israeli scientist who is visiting London. With:- ROD STEIGER as Sokorev / ANTHONY PERKINS as Jimmy / ALFRED BURKE as Jones / JOANNA LUMLEY as Helen / SHEILA ALLEN as Mrs Sokarev / ROBERT LANG as Fairclough / GARY BROWN as Famy / AARON HARRIS as McCoy / ANTHONY STEEL as Director General / IAIN CUTHBERTSON as Minister / ALAN MacNAUGHTON
GMTV ITV / x205m-e / 199? (Daily from 6am) ITV's breakfast television show broadcast daily with the usual mixture of news and features. Took over the slot when TV-AM lost its franchise. Presenters have included Eamonn Holmes, Fiona Phillips, Penny Smith, Ross Kelly, Anthea Turner and Lorraine Kelly.
GOBBLE BBC1/Hatrick / 1x90m-e / 1996 Writers: Ian Hislop, Nick Newman / Director: Jimmy Mulville Comedy. Right before Christmas Britain finds itself with an outbreak of Mad Turkey Disease on it's hands. Originally scheduled for Christmas 1996 the show was eventually shown in June 1997. Colin Worsfold.................................. KEVIN WHATELY Waterboard Chairman....................... WARREN CLARKE Claire Worsfold................................. PIPPA GUARD Treasury Boss.................................. SELINA CADELL Fat Bloke......................................... HOWARD LEW LEWIS
GOD ROT TUNBRIDGE WELLS C4/Ladbroke / 1x120m-e / 1985 Writer: John Osborne / Producer/Director: Tony Palmer Period drama. The life of composer George Frederic Handel. Handel............................................... TREVOR HOWARD
GOGGLE EYES BBC/Friday / 4x50m-e / 1993 Writer: Deborah Moggach / Director: Carol Wiseman Drama serial. A pair of young daughters take against the new man in their divorcee Mum's life. With:- LESLEY MANVILLE / ALUN ARMSTRONG / HONEYSUCKLE WEEKS / THORA HIRD
GOING, GOING, GONE...FREE? BBC1 / 1x30m-e / 1975 9 July - Wednesday 9.25pm Writer: Carla Lane / Producer: Gareth Gwenlan Comedy. A divorcee looks forward to being single again. Jen...................................................... PAULINE YATES Molly................................................... BERYL COOKE Mark.................................................... PETER DUNCAN Mrs Dean............................................. MADGE RYAN Ralph................................................... GEOFFREY PALMER
GOING OUT C4/Southern / 6x30m-e / 1982 Writer: Phil Redmond / Producer/Director: Colin Nutley Drama serial. Stories of a group of school leavers as they struggle to find their way in the world. Sammy.............................................. PERRY BENSON Roger................................................. ANDREW PAUL Sean.................................................. MARCUS FRANCIS Gerry.................................................. LINDA ROBSON Cathy................................................. MICHELLE WINSTANLEY Dikey.................................................. PETER HUGO-DALEY Arty Jackson....................................... GERARD KELLY
GOING WRONG ITYV-Meridian-United-Blue Heaven / 3x60m-e / 1998 Writer: Julian Bond / Story: Ruth Rendell / Music: Brian Bennett / Costume Design: Rita Angell / Production Design: Christine Ruscoe / Producer: Neil Zeiger / Director: Matthew Evans Thriller serial. When Guy and Leonora's relationship comes to an end it threatens to boil over into tragedy. Guy and Leonara had met at school and whilst Leonara was from a wealthy background for a time she found herself drifting into a life of crime with Guy, later as adults Guy is unable to let go and events come to a head when Leonara reveals she is going to get married. An entry in the Ruth Rendell Mysteries series, this was quite a strong thriller that at times was spoiled by some risible flashbacks to the leads as teenagers. cast
THE GOLDEN BOWL BBC / 6x45m-e / 1972 Writer: Jack Pulman / Novel: Henry James / Producer: Martin Lisemore / Director: James Cellan Jones Period drama serial. The much younger wife of an American millionaire art collector falls in love with his daughter's husband. DANIEL MASSEY as Prince Amerigo / CYRIL CUSACK as Bob Assingham / GAYLE HUNNICUT as Charlotte / BARRY MORSE as Adam Verver / JILL TOWNSEND as Maggie / KATHLEEN BYRON as Fanny / HENRY GOODMAN as Secretary / DONALD GRAY as Sir John Brinder
THE GOLDEN HOUR ITV1 / 4x90m / started 14 September 2005 Writer: Andrew Rattenbury / Director:
Tim Leandro / Producer: Jonathan Young
THE GOLDEN YEAR BBC / 1x / 1951 black and white Writers: Jack Hulbert, Barry Baker Musical comedy.
GOLDENEYE Anglia / 1x100m-e / 1989 Writer: Reg Gadney / Music: Michael Berkeley / Director: Don Boyd Period spy drama. Early days of James Bond creator Ian Fleming especially his intelligence work during the 1940's and fifties. With:- CHARLES DANCE as Ian Fleming / PHYLLIS LOGAN / PATRICK RYECART / RICHARD GRIFFITHS / LYNSEY BAXTER / MARSHA FITZALAN
THE GOLDEN VISION BBC / 1x75m-e / 1968 black and white Writer: Neville Smith, Gordon Honeycombe / Producer: Tony Garnett / Director: Ken Loach Drama. Story concerning a group of football fans. With:- KEN JONES
THE GOLD ROBBERS LWT / 13x50m-e / 1969 Creator/Producer: John Hawkesworth Crime drama series. Detective Chief Superintendant Craddock leads the hunt when five and a half million pounds in gold bullion is stolen. Craddock.......................................... PETER VAUGHAN Insp Tomkins.................................... MICHAEL WYNNE Det Sgt Toms.................................... ARTRO MORRIS
THE GOLD WATCH CLUB BBC1 'Comedy Playhouse' / 1x30m-e / 1968 28 June - Friday 8.20pm Writer: Richard Waring / Producer: Graeme Muir Comedy. Edward Wilkins is looking forward to his retirement but things don't turn out as planned. Edward Wilkins................................. DENNIS PRICE Sarah Wilkins................................... AVICE LANDON Brown.............................................. PETER BAYLISS Poulson........................................... DEREK WARING Cartwright........................................ BOB TODD
GONE TO THE DOGS Central / 6x60m-e / 1991 Writer: Tony Grounds / Idea: James Warrior, Bob Hescott / Music: The Gutter Bros. / Script Editor: Tim Whitby / Costume: Sue Yelland / Design: Rod Strutfield Comedy drama series. Working class Jim Morley is determined to train a champion greyhound and beat his great rival Larry. Jim Morley........................................... JIM BROADBENT Larry.................................................... WARREN CLARKE Little Jim.............................................. HARRY ENFIELD Lauren Patterson.................................. ALISON STEADMAN Pilbeam............................................... MARTIN CLUNES Stanley............................................... CLIFF PARESI
GONE TO SEED Central / 6x60m-e / 1992 13 November - 18 December Writer: Tony Grounds Comedy drama serial. Not a sequel to Gone to the Dogs but featuring the same people involved in an equally daft market garden based plot. With:- WARREN CLARKE / JIM BROADBENT / ALISON STEADMAN / SHEILA HANCOCK / PETER COOK
GO NOW BBC2 / 1x80m-e / 1995 Writers: Paul Henry Powell, Jimmy McGovern / Producer: Andrew Eaton / Director: Michael Winterbottom Drama. Nick Cameron's world falls apart when he learns he is suffering from multiple sclerosis. Nick Cameron....................................... ROBERT CARLYLE Karen................................................... JULIET AUBREY Tony.................................................... JAMES NESBITT Paula................................................... SOPHIE OKONEDO Sammy................................................ BERWICK KALER Bridget................................................. SARA STOCKBRIDGE
THE GOOD AND FAITHFUL SERVANT BBC / 1x / 1967 black and white Writer: Joe Orton Drama. A commissionaire learns a few home truths at his retirement party. Buchanan.......................................... DONALD PLEASANCE
GOOD BEHAVIOR BBC / 3x60m-e / 1983 Writer: Hugh Leonard / Novel: Molly Keane / Director: Bill Hays Period drama serial. Life in Ireland before and during World War One.
GOODBYE AND I HOPE WE MEET AGAIN C4/Meadow / 1x65m-e / 1992 Writer: David Cregan / Director: Gareth Davies Drama. An architect falls in love whilst he is restoring a derelict Lancashire Mill. With:- ANTON RODGERS / HOLLY DE JONG / TIM WYLTON
GOODBYE CRUEL WORLD BBC / 1992 Writer: Tony Marchant
GOODBYE DARLING BBC / 8x50m-e / 1980 Writer: James Mitchell Eight linked plays all set in the same English village. With:- RENEE ASHERSON / NIGEL DAVENPORT / MOIRA REDMOND
GOODBYE MR CHIPS BBC / 6x30m-e / 1984 29 January - 4 March Writer: Alexander Baron / Novel: James Hilton / Producer: Barry Letts / Director: Gareth Davies Period drama serial. A master at a public school who is much loved by the pupils decides to retire. With:- ROY MARSDEN as Chips / ANNE KRISTEN as Mrs Wickett / JILL MEAGHER as Katherine / George Baker as Moldrum / John Harding as Kemp / Stephen Jenn as Staefel / Davyd Harries as Mr. Farrell / Matthew Solon as Marlow / Daniel Flynn as Terris
GOODBYE MR CHIPS ITV1 / 1x120m / 26 December 2002 / 8:30pm Novel: James Hilton / Adaption: Frank
Delaney / Director: Stuart Orme / Producer: Margeret Mitchell
GOODBYE MR STEADMAN ITV / 1x?? (Probably 90 or 120) / 30 September 2001
GOODBYE MY LOVE ITV / 1x120m-e / 1996 Writer: Peter Berry / Producer: Sita Williams / Director: Richard Signy Drama. When American Ann Wickett-Humphrey is told she has a short time to live, she and her English husband Derek Humphrey become fervent Euthanasia campaigners. Derek Humphrey................................... ROBERT LINDSAY Ann Wickett-Humphrey......................... GWEN HUMBLE Arthur.................................................. E.G. MARSHALL Ruth.................................................... JUDY PARFITT Rita..................................................... AMANDA BOXER
THE GOOD COMPANIONS Yorkshire / 9x60m-e / 1980 Writer: Alan Plater / Novel:J.B. Priestley / Producers: David Cunliffe, Leonard Lewis / Director: Billy Hays Period drama serial. 1930's touring concert party The Dinky Doos has an uplift in its fortunes following three new arrivals. With:- JUDY CORNWELL as Miss Trant / JEREMY NICHOLAS as Inigo Jollifant / JAN FRANCIS / SIMON GREEN / FRANK MILLS / JOHN STRATTON as Jess Oakroyd
THE GOOD DR BODKIN ADAMS BBC / 1x75m-e / 1986 Writer: Richard Gordon / Producer: Innes Lloyd / Director:Richard Stroud Period thriller. A 1950's seemingly respectable doctor is accused of murdering several of his elderly patients. With:- TIMOTHY WEST / NIGEL DAVENPORT / JAMES VILLIERS / JEAN ANDERSON
GOOD GIRL Yorkshire / 6x60m-e / 1974 27 July - 31 August Saturdays 9.15pm Writer: Philip Mackie / Producer: Peter Willes Comedy drama serial. Young Angie Botley begins a romance with the middle aged Eustace Morrow. Angie Botley..................................... JULIA FOSTER Eustace Morrow................................ PETER BARKWORTH Mrs Morrow...................................... JOAN HICKSON Colin Peale....................................... PETER BOWLES Henry Nutting.................................... BRIAN DEACON Cyril Botley....................................... PETER HUGHES Gwen Botley..................................... BRENDA COWLING
THE GOOD GUYS LWT/Haverhall / 20x60m-e / 1992-93 Executive Producer: Nick Elliott / Music: Debbie Wiseman Drama series. A pair of unsuccessful pair of middle aged men, both named Guy, team up to provide a service helping people in need. Guy McFadyean............................... NIGEL HAVERS Guy Lofthouse.................................. KEITH BARRON
A GOOD HUMAN STORY Granada / 1x60m-e / 1977 Writer: David Nathan / Producer: Julian Aymes / Director: Gordon Flemyng Crime drama. A trio of journalists look into a murder in a seaside town. With:- WARREN CLARKE / MICHAEL ELPHICK / KENNETH HAIGH
GOOD LUCK SIR, YOU'VE GOT A LUCKY FACE BBC 'Comedy Playhouse' / 1x25m-e / 1964 / 31 January - Friday 7.35pm Writer: Marty Feldman / Producer: Dennis Main Wilson Comedy. Match seller Gomorrah Weevil tangles with slum landlord Harold Harbinger. Gomorrah Weevil................................ GRAHAM STARK Harold Harbinger................................. DEREK FRANCIS Jessop............................................... FRANK THORNTON Mrs Harbinger.................................... THELMA RUBY Lord Fenwick..................................... GEOFFREY DUNN
Yorkshire / 1x120m-e / 1998 25 October Writer: Brian Finch / Novel: Michelle Magorian / Producer: Chris Burt / Director: Jack Gold Period drama. When world war two breaks out young Willie Beech is evacuated from London to the village of Little Weirwold where he is billeted with the initially reluctant widower Tom Oakley. Tom Oakley.................................... JOHN THAW Willie Beech.................................... NICK ROBINSON Mrs Beech...................................... ANABELLE APSION Ralph Briggs................................... GEOFFREY HUTCHINGS Mr Greenaway................................. CHARLES KAY Annie Hartridge................................ PAULINE TURNER Mrs Ford......................................... AVRIL ELGAR Mrs Little........................................ DENYSE ALEXANDER Gladys Rigby.................................. MARY HEALEY Nurse Green................................... CAROLINE LINTOTT Mr Peters....................................... GEOFFREY BEEVERS Mrs Holland.................................... MERELINA KENDALL Mrs Fletcher................................... MOSSIE SMITH
GOODNIGHT MRS DILL ATV / 1x60m-e / 1967 black and white Writer: Fay Weldon / Producer: Anthony Firth / Director: June Howson Drama. A happily married couple find their marriage coming under strain when they take in a lodger. Daisy.................................................. FRANCES CUKA Stephen.............................................. ANDREW RAY Dr Matilda Dove................................... PETRA DAVIES Ivy Searle........................................... RENEE HOUSTON
THE GOOD OLD DAYS BBC / 1953-83 Producer: Barry Colehan Long running variety series from the Leeds City Varieties Theatre, done in the style of old time music hall with acts and audience dressed accordingly in vintage costume. Hosted by Don Gummell and then Leonard Sachs. Each episode closed with the song "Down at the Old Bull and Bush".
GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME BBC / 1x50m-e / 1966 black and white Director: Wallace Douglas Drama. Two couples spend time together during a bank holiday at the Bella Vista hotel. Henry Pepper.................................. BRIAN RIX Daphne Pepper............................... JOAN SIMS Wilf Pearson................................... LEO FRANKLYN Ethel Pearson................................. SHEILA MERCIER Mrs Austin...................................... JOAN ANDERSON
THE GOOD SHOEMAKER AND THE POOR FISH PEDDLAR BBC 'The Wednesday Play' / 1x / 1965 black and white Writer: John Benedettit / Director: John Gorrie Drama. A pair of alleged anarchists are put on trial in Italy. Sacco.................................................. BILL NAGY Vanzetti............................................... JOHN BAILEY
THE GOOD SOLDIER D:Kevin Billington Granada Novel:Ford Madox Ford 1x120m-e / 1981 Period drama. Two upper class couples visit a German health spa at the turn of the 20th Century. With:- ROBIN ELLIS / SUSAN FLEETWOOD / JEREMY BRETT /VICKERY TURNER
A GOOD THIEF ITV1 / 1x120m / 22 July 2002 / 9:00pm Writer: Kay Mellor / Director: Douglas MacKinnon / Producer: Pippa Cross Thriller. Rita witnesses the murder of a man and agrees to testify. With the villains out to get her she is forced to go on the run with her daughter and elderly friend. Penniless, but staying in an expensive hotel, she is forced to pit her wits against a local department store - finding ways to make money by exploiting their returns policy with goods she has not actually bought. With:- KAY MELLOR as Rita / LIZ SMITH as Lizzie / ANGEL COULBY as Leah / DENISE BLACK as Mrs Lavery / RICHARD HEAP as Jez / MARTIN REEVE as Ray / ADRIAN KENNEDY as Rob / VINCENT DAVIS as Micky / NAOMI RADCLIFFE as Joanne
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