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UK TV - THE LOST LANGUAGE OF CRANES to LYTTON'S DIARY

THE LOST LANGUAGE OF CRANES

BBC2 / 1x90m-e / 1992

Writer: Sean Mathias / Novel: David Leavitt / Director: Nigel Finch

Drama. Philip Benjamin 'comes out' to his family about his homosexuality.

With:- BRIAN COX as Owen Benjamin / EILEEN ATKINS as Rose Benjamin / ANGUS MacFADYEN as Philip Benjamin / COREY PARKER as Ellioy Abrahams / RENE AUBERJONOIS as Geoffrey Lane / JOHN SCHLESINGER as Derek / CATHY TYSON as Jerene Parks / RICHARD WARWICK as Frank / NICHOLAS LE PREVOST as Nick / BEN DANIELS as Robin / FRANK MIDDLEMASS as Alex   

BBC2 / 12x15m-e / 1998

Writers: Henry Normal, Mark Wadlow / Producer: Gordon Ronald / Director: Nick Jones 

Thrice weekly comedy drama series. A family plan an expedition to France to take a full part in the world cup. The shows were broadcast around the June 1998 World Cup won by host nation France.

Carol.................................................... GILLIAN TAYLFORTH

Owen................................................... MICHAEL SHEEN

Craig.................................................... ANDREW LEE-POTTS

Ruthie.................................................. JAYNE ASHBOURNE

Gran.................................................... BARBARA KEOGH

BBC / 6x30m-e / 1954 16 January - 27 March black and white

Writer: Angus MacVicar / Special Effects: Reginald Jeffries / Producer: Kevin Sheldon / Director: Bill Hitchcock 

Scifi drama serial. A group of travellers journey to the lost planet of Hesikos in an atomic spaceship.

Dr Lachlan McKinnon........................ JOHN STUART

Lars Bergman.................................. GEOFFREY LUMSDEN

Spike Stranahan.............................. JOHN SPRINGETT

Janet Campbell................................ MARY LAW

Madge Smith................................... JOAN ALLEN

Jeremy Torant.................................. PETER KERR 

THE LOST PRINCE

BBC1 / 2x90m / 19,26 January 2003 / 8:30pm
Writer/Director: Stephen Poliakoff / Producer: John Champman

The true story of Prince John, history?s forgotten prince - the brother of the Queen?s father. In the early part of the 20th Century against a backdrop of significant world events the story is told of young Johnnie who suffered from epilepsy and was kept away from the world at large lest he fit in public and show signs of madness in the Royal family. He was effectively exiled to live at Sandringham with his devoted nanny, Lalla. He died in his teenage years.

With:- MIRANDA RICHARDSON as Queen Mary / GINA MCKEE as Lalla / DANIEL WILLIAMS as Younger Johnnie / MATTHEW THOMAS as Older Johnnie / Brock Everitt-Elwick as Younger Georgie / Rollo Weeks as Older Georgie / MICHAEL GAMBON as Edward VII / BILL NIGHY as Stamforham / TOM HOLLANDER as George V / BIBI ANDERSSON as Queen Alexandra / FRANK FINLAY as Asquith

BBC / x50m-e / 1980

Writer: Jack Rondor 

Drama series. Stories of a warm hearted Jewish family  living in Scotland.

THE LOST WORLD

BBC1 / 2x75 / 25&26 December 2001 

Book: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle / Dramatist: Adrian Hodges, Tony Mulholland / Director: Stuart Orme / Producer: Christopher Hall 

Professor Challenger leads an expedition from London to South America on search of an unexplored plateau where dinosaurs still live. Made by the BBC using the techniques developed for the documentary series WALKING WITH DINOSAURS.

With:- BOB HOSKINS as Challenger / JAMES FOX as Summerlee / TOM WARD as Lord Roxton / MATTHEW RHYS as Edward Malone / ELAINE CASSIDY as Agnes Cluny / PETER FALK as Theo Kerr / ROBERT HARDY as Illingworth / JOANNA PAGE as Gladys / TIM HEALY as McArdle / TESSA PEAKE-JONES as Mrs Summertree

BBC2 / 16x50m-e / 1972-73

Writer: Michael J. Bird / Producer: Anthony Read (1), Michael Glynn (2)

Drama series. English couple Erik and Ann Shepherd run a bar in Crete. As this slightly strange series progressed various secrets about their past, including the fact they were involved with the secret service, were revealed. Season one was sort of made up of 9 individual plays with each character getting a lead role whilst season two was more serialised and focusing on the Shepherd's espionage exploits.

Erik Shepherd.................................. IAN HENDRY

Ann Shepherd.................................. WANDA VENTHAM

Nestor Turton................................... MAURICE DENHAM

Major Edward Woolley...................... THORLEY WALTERS

Mrs Miriam Woolley......................... SYLVIA COLERIDGE

Donald Culley.................................. JAMES KERRY

Leigh Mervish.................................. CAROL CLEVELAND

Ruth Stewart................................... CYD HAYMAN 

LOVE AGAIN

BBC2 / 1x75m / 26 July 2003

Writer: Richard Cottan / Director: Susanna White / Producer: Simon Heath

Dramatisation of the later life of poet Philip Larkin from his days as a Librarian at Hull University in the 1950s to his death in 1985 - concentrating mainly of his romantic life with three women.

With:- HUGH BONNERVILLE as Philip Larkin / TARA FITZGERALD as Monica Jones / AMANDA ROOT as MAEVE BRENNAN / LORRAINE ASHBOURNE as Betty Mackereth / EILEEN ATKINS as Eva Larkin / SARAH SMART as Jean Hartley / BEN MILES as George Hartley

Granada / 5x60m-e / 1979

Writer: Stuart Latham / Novel: Bernard Shaw / Producer: Howard Baker 

Period drama serial. Love in London society in the 1880's.

With:- JOHN STRIDE / GERALDINE JAMES / JUDY CAMPBELL / JANE CARR / MARTYN JACOBS

Yorkshire / 6x60m-e / 1984

Producer: Pat Sandys 

An anthology of plays with a romantic theme.

BBC2 / 4x50m-e / 1972

Writer: Alun Richards / Novel: H.G. Wells / Producer: Martin Lisemore / Director: Christopher Barry

Period drama serial. The Romantic problems, at the turn of the 20th Century, of a young teacher.

Mr Lewisham.................................... BRIAN DEACON

Ethel Henderson............................... CAROLYN COURAGE

BBC / 1x75m-e / 1987

Director: Stephen Whittaker 

Drama. Racial tensions arise among a group of factory employees.

With:- PAUL BHATTACHARJEE / STEPHEN BENT / JANE GURNETT

Channel 4-VPROTV-Frontroom / 1x100m-e / 1987

Writer: Gordon Hann / Music: Colin Gibson and Kenny Craddock / Paintings by Kathleen Mullaniff / Director: Robert Smith 

Comedy drama. Dillon was a sixties love child. His parents, members of renowned psychadelic band The Pink Frogs, died years before in a car crash. Brought up by his gran on a south London housing estate Dillon has turned out sensitive awkward and gawky. He wants to escape his family history of eccentricity and aspires to "ordinariness". That's not going to be an easy task, especially with stoner friends like Cliff and Elvis, a boss who wants him to develop a killer streak and the unwelcome attentions of a talking toilet. A great piece of English eccentricity with a wonderful performance from Sheila Hancock and some surreal overtones.

With:- SHEILA HANCOCK as Edith / PETER CAPALDI as Dillon / LESLEY SHARPE as Bernadette / ALEXEI SAYLE as the voice of the toilet / CLEO SYLVESTRE as Celia / ARTHUR HEWELETT as Stan / PERCY HERBERT as Maurice / KEVIN ALLEN as Cliff / ROBERT BLYTHE as Elvis / CATHY MURPHY as Linda / STEPHEN FROST as Tough Policeman / STEPHEN O'DONNELL as Young Policeman / NICOLA LAWRENCE as Melanie 

A BBC2 mid nineties umbrella titles used for a season of contemporary dramas.

BBC2 / 1x75m-e / 1996

Writer: Ol Parker / Producer: Elinor Day / Director: Peter Cattaneo 

Drama. When Sarah meets Tom she is drawn into a world of drugs and raves.

Sarah.................................................... LENA HEADEY

Tom...................................................... IAN HART

Ruth..................................................... LINDA BASSETT

Karen................................................... MILLIE GREGORY

Dez 2................................................... JASON ISAACS

Danny.................................................. CHARLIE CREED MILES

BBC / 1x / 1947 black and white

Drama.

With:- SIR SEYMOUR HICKS / DAME IRENE VANBRUGH

LWT / 13x60m-e / 1977

Writer: Julian Bond / Novel: H.E. Bates / Producers: Richard Bates, Tony Wharmby 

Period drama serial. In Pre war Britain a young woman manages to keep several men dangling on a string.

With:- MEL MARTIN / CHRISTOPHER BLAKE / JEREMY IRONS / BEATRIX LEHMAN / RACHEL KEMPSON / MICHAEL ALDRIDGE

BBC / 1x90m-e / 1938 black and white

Writer: Frank Vosper / Story: Agatha Christie / Producer: George More O'Ferrall  

Thriller. A wife begins to suspect her husband is a murderer.

With:- EDNA BEST / BERNARD LEE / HENRY OSCAR

BBC1/Alamo/ SelecTV  / 29x50m-e / 1992-94 

Airdates:- Season One:3 January - 6 March 1992 / Season Two: 1 January - 5 March 1993 / Season Three: 14 January - 18 March 1994

Creators: Laurence Marks, Maurice Gran / Music: Alan Hawkshaw / Theme Sung by Peter Polycarpou / Script Editor: Devora Pope / Executive Producer: Allan McKeown, Maurice Gran 

Romantic drama series. Millionaire plumber frank carver has an on-off romance with businesswoman Tessa Piggott. The theme tune is called Love Hurts but is not the Bourdeaux-Bryant classic.

Frank Carver.................................... ADAM FAITH

Tessa Piggott.................................. ZOE WANAMAKER

Diane Warbury................................ JANE LAPOTAIRE

Max Taplow.................................... TONY SELBY

Hugh Marriner................................. STEPHEN MOORE

Mirav Levison.................................. SUZANNE BERTISH

Thames / 7x60m-e / 1980

Writer: Simon Raven / Book: Nancy Mitford / Producer: Gerald Savoury 

Period drama serial. The lives of the Mitford girls during the 1920's and 1930's including their unwise friendship with Adolf Hitler during his early years in power.

With:- JUDI DENCH / VIVIEN PICKLES / MICHAEL ALDRIDGE / JOHN MOFFATT / MICHAEL WILLIAMS

LOVE IN A COLD CLIMATE

BBC1 / 2x75m-e / 2001 (4-11 February / Sunday 8.45pm)

Writer: Deborah Moggach / Novels: The Pursuits of Love and Love In A Cold Climate by Nancy Mitford / Script Editor: Lisa Osbourne / Music: Rob Lane / Design: Gerry Scott / Camera: Larry Smith / Executive Producers: Jane Tranter, Pippa Harris / Producer: Kate Harwood / Director: Tom Hooper

Period comedy drama serial. The lives of three cousins, Fanny, Linda and Polly, between the wars, the girls were upper class and their lives were a whirl of big houses books were heavily based on Mitford's own life.

With:- ELISABETH DERMOT WALSH as Linda / MEGAN DODDS as Polly / ROSAMUND PIKE as Fanny / ALAN BATES as Uncle Matthew / CELIA IMRIE as Aunt Sadie / SHEILA GISH as Lady Montdore / ANTHONY ANDREWS as Boy Dugdale / JOHN WOOD as Lord Merlin / GEOFFREY STREATFIELD as Tony Kroesig / FRANCES BARBER as The Bolter / JANE HOW as Veronica / SAMUEL LABARTHE as Fabrice / JEREMY CHILD as Sir Lester Kroesig / SARAH BADEL as Lady Kroesig / JEMIMA ROOPER as Jasst / JOHN STANDING as Lord Montdore

ITV / 1x60m-e / 1963

Writer: Lewis Griefer / Producer: Hugh Rennie / Executive Producer: Stella Richman  

Drama. A disillusioned Town Clerk living in a small town falls for a literary agent.

With:- TONY BRITTON as Tom / JUDI DENCH as Pat McKendrick / FAITH BROOK

Channel 4-Red / 6x30m-e / 1999 21 July - 25 August Wednesdays 9.30pm

Creators: Catherine Johnson, Nicola Shindler / Script Editor: Matt Jones, Eleanor Greene / Costume: Michael Jonson / Music: Murray Gold / Executive Producer: Nicola Shindler / Producer: Matthew Bird

Anthology series looking at modern life and relationships from the woman's perspective.  

LOVE IS OLD, LOVE IS NEW

BBC1 'Love Story' / 4x30m-e / started 25 March 1982

Writer: Paula Milne

Romantic drama. A former flower power couple from the 1960s rejoin the ratrace when they decide they want to start a family.

With:- JANE ASHER as Katha / JAMES FOX as Martyn

LOVEJOY

BBC1/Witzend/ Tamariska / 71 episodes mostly fifty minutes but with some feature length specials / 1986-94

Creators: Ian la Frenais, Ian McShane / Characters: Jonathan Gash / Theme Music: Denis King 

Comedy drama series. Exploits of loveable but shady antiques Lovejoy who had a special knack - being able to divine the true value of antiques and tell whether they are the genuine. Season one had a much harder edge and actually caught the flavour of the novels, by season two(3 years later) the programme had mellowed out considerably. Lovejoy for some reason never had a first name.

With:- IAN McSHANE as Lovejoy / DUDLEY SUTTON as Tinker Dill / CHRIS JURY as Eric Cathcpole / PHYLLIS LOGAN as Lady Jane Felsham / PAVEL DOUGLAS as Lord Alexander Felsham / MALCOLM TIERNAY as Charlie Gimbert / CAROLINE LANGRISHE as Charlotte Cavendish / DIANE PARISH as Beth

LOVE OR MONEY

BBC1 / 1x90m-e / 2 June 2001 / 8:10pm 

Drama. A couple meet for the first time at the altar. They have taken part in a TV game show where they have been voted perfect partners by the viewing public. If they can stay married for six-months and at the end of that time answer some tricky questions about each other they win the prize.  

With:- EMMA CUNNIFFE as Sam / STEVEN DUFFY as Daniel / GEORGE COSTIGAN / SHEILA HANCOCK / DAVID CALDER / NIALL CROSSLEY

Yorkshire / 1x120m-e / 1986

Writers: Terence Brady, Charlotte Bingham / Music: John Du Prez / Conductor: David Snell / Costume: Martin Blaugh / Producer: Pat Sandys / Executive Producers: John Goldstone, Jonathan Dana, David Cunliffe

Romantic drama. Career woman Victoria Ducane has her life turned around when she meets Hugo de Lacey on a train. 

Victoria Ducane................................... MARILU HENNER

Hugo De Lacey.................................... DANIEL MASSEY

Gerard Sandry..................................... SKY DUMONT

Andrea................................................ STEPHEN GRIEF

Antonia............................................... SHIRIN TAYLOR

Bruno.................................................. ROBERT RIETTY

Mirella................................................. DELIA PATON

Giovanni.............................................. TIM STERN

BBC / 1x85m-e / 1986

Writer: David Cook / Music: Ilona Secakz / Director: Alan Dossor 

Drama. A bright 18 year old Muslim girl begins an affair with her teacher.

With:- SAEED JAFFREY / MADHUR JAFFREY / MICK FORD / SHAHEEN KHAN

Yorkshire 'What Would You Do' / 1x60m-e / 1975 

Writer: David Ambrose / Executive Producer: Peter Willes / Director: Marc Miller 

Drama. What lengths will a man go to in order to get his hands on two million pounds.

With:- ROBIN BAILEY / SUSAN PENHALIGON / ANTHONY VALENTINE / GWEN WATFORD

BBC1/New Penny / 4x50m-e / 1994 12 June - 3 July Sundays 8.45pm

Writer: David Nobbs / Novel: John Hadfield / Music: Ilona Secakz / Producer: Jacqueline Davis / Director: Martyn Friend 

Period comedy drama serial. In the 1950's civil servant Jasper Pye is sent to idyllic Arcady Hall to report on the long forgotten government department housed there. Once there he comes under the influence Lord Flaxborough's three beautiful daughters.

Jasper Pye......................................... MICHAEL MALONEY

Belinda.............................................. ABIGAIL CRUTTENDEN

Lord Flamborough............................... LESLIE PHILLIPS

Lady Flamborough.............................. MARIA AITKEN

Professor Pollux................................. GRAHAM CROWDEN

Chloe................................................ CATHRYN HARRISON

Matilda.............................................. CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS

Lionel Vitey....................................... DAVID HAIG

Quirk................................................ STEPHEN MOORE

Miss Mounsey................................... AMANDA ROOT

Mr Jones.......................................... JOE MELIA

Twice done Harold Pinter play about out of town lovers.

1.1963 Associated Rediffusion with Alan Badel / 2.1977 Yorkshire with Patrick Allen

BBC1 'Comedy Playhouse' / 1x30m-e / 1969 12 May - Monday 7.30pm  

Writer: Anne Burnaby / Producer: Eric Fawcett 

Comedy. Episodes in the life of the decidedly strange Love family.

Robert Love..................................... ROBERT DORNING

Liz Love.......................................... JAN HOLDEN

Alison 'Smudge' Love....................... GILLIAN BLAKE

Mrs Love Snr.................................. NAN BRAUNTON

Rosemary Love............................... MARIGOLD RUSSELL

Keith Love...................................... DAVID MUNRO

BBC / 6x75m-e / 1973

Writers: John Hale, Robin Chapman 

Period drama serial. The lives of the artists known by the collective of the title.

Morris.................................................. DAVID BURKE

Rosetti................................................. BEN KINGSLEY

Ruskin................................................. DAVID COLLINGS

LOVE SOUP 

ATV / 40x60m-e / 1963-74

An anthology series of dramas with a romantic theme.

LOVING

BBC2/Green Films/ Sansom / 1x90m-e / 1996

Writer: Maggie Wadey / Design: Gerry Scott / Costume: Carol Betera / Music: Shaun Davey / Producer: Louis Marks / Director: Diarmuid Lawrence

Period romantic drama. In 1941 Ireland (with the rest of the world at war) passions begin to stir amongst the inhabitants of Kinally Castle, especially between Charlie Raunce, the castle's butler, and Edith the beautiful housemaid.

Edith................................................... GEORGINA CATES

Charlie................................................. MARK RYLANCE

Kate.................................................... SARA STEPHENS

Violet................................................... LUCY COHU

Bert..................................................... DANNY DYER

Moira................................................... PURDITA WEEKS

Mrs Tennant........................................ JUDY PARFITT

Miss Burch......................................... GABRIELLE LLOYD

Granada / 1x60m-e / 1965 black and white

Writer/Producer: Peter Wildeblood / Design: Michael Grimes / Director: Gordon Flemyng  

Drama. A psychiatrist falls in love with one of his patients.

With:- FREDERICK BARTMAN / DAVID LANGTON / HENRY McGEE / NYREE DAWN PORTER / FRANK THORNTON

BBC / 1x50m-e / 1989

Writer: Les Smith / Director: Peter Smith 

Drama. A determined father fights for custody of his eight year old daughter.

With:- HUGH QUARSHIE / SUSAN BROWN / GEMMA DARLINGTON / DONNA CROLL 

LOVING YOU

ITV1 / 1x90m / 24 February 2003 / 9:00pm

Writer: Matthew Hall / Director: Jean Stewart / Producer: Margaret Enefer

Divorced Chloe Langdon has fallen in love with child psychologist Dan and he has moved in with her and her two young daughters. When allegations of child sex abuse are made against him she doesn't believe it and stands by him, but the police seem convinced and she begins to doubt him and worries for the safety of her own daughters so he moves out of her house. Eventually Chloe is instrumental in proving his innocence but their relationship has been destroyed because of the doubts she had about him.

With:- NIAMH CUSACK as Chloe Langdon / DOUGLAS HENSHALL as Dan / OPHELIA LOVIBOND as Alice Langdon / MAISIE PRESTON as Lucy Langdon / Jean Marie Coffey as Sue

BBC2 'Stages' / 1x50m-e / 1994 

Writer: Clare McIntyre / Producer: Simon Curtis / Director: Sheree Folkson 

Drama. Three young girls, sharing a flat, prepare for a night out.

Mary.................................................... CHARLOTTE COLMAN

Celia.................................................... BETH GODDARD

Jo........................................................ NICOLA SANDERSON

Man A.................................................. SHAUN DINGWALL

Man B.................................................. ROBIN PIRONGS

LUCKY JIM 

BBC / 1x75m-e / 1988

Writer: Andrew Davies / Director: Michael Caton-Jones 

Drama. An young Indian man has his eyes opened to life when he moves to London.

With:- KULVINDER GHEIR / NIAMH CUSACK / BRIAN PETTIFER / BENJAMIN WHITROW

Channel 4 / 1x30m-e / 1994

Writer/Director: Paul Morrison / Producer: Gina Marsh 

Comedy drama. The notorious (and long dead) Lucretia Borgia appears on a chat show to talk about her infamous life.

With:- LYNSEY BAXTER as Lucretia Borgia / PETER WINGFIELD / MICHAEL SIBERRY / ELIZABETH McKECHNIE / JANE MAUD

ITV/Carnival / 16x30m-e / 1999-2000 8 Nov 19 99 - / Fridays 10.00pm 

Novel: Marion Keyes / Music: Roger Jackson / Costume: Maggie Reynish / Executive Producer: Brian Eastman / Producer: David Joss Buckley 

Comedy drama series. Office worker Lucy Sullivan leaves home to move into a flat in London with two friends Charlotte and Karen.Lucy, after visiting a fortune teller who tells her she will marry within a year, embarks on a search for the elusive Mr Right. The first four episodes were stripped across the week beginning 8 Nov (every night except Thursday) before settling into its once a week slot. Of the 16  episodes mentioned above not all of them have been seen with some later being shown in 2001.

With:- SAM LOGGIN as Lucy Sullivan / LETITIA DEAN as Charlotte / ZOE EELES as Karen / GWYNETH STRONG as Hetty / MICHAEL TROUGHTON as Ivor / SARAH STOCKBRIDGE as Megan / FRANCES TOMELTY as Mrs Sullivan / NIALL BUGGY as Mr Sullivan

Yorkshire-Channel 9 /13x60m-e / 1976

Executive Producer: Tony Essex

Period drama series. In the early 19th century the Firbank family attempt to start a new life in Australia. The family after emigrating had learned that the land they thought they would be getting had been taken by someone else forcing them to fight for their rights.

With:- OLIVER TOBIAS as Luke Firbeck / GERARD McGUIRE as Samuel Firneck / ELSIABETH CROSBY as Jassy / JAMES CONDON as Jason / DAVID BAXTER as Jack Skelton

BBC1 / 1975

Scottish singer Lulu's third variety series and in much the same vein as the previous two Lulu's Back in Town (see below) and Happening For Lulu with music well to the fore obviously, star guests, sketches and so on.

BBC1 / x30m-e / 1968

Producer: John Ammonds

Scottish songstress Lulu (real name Marie Lawrie) in her own variety series featuring top pop acts such as Lou Rawls, the Alan Price Set and on one memorable occasion The Jimi Hendrix Experience. 

BBC 'The Wednesday Play' / 1x75m-e / 1967 black and white

Writer: Jim Allen / Producer: Tony Garnett / Director: Jack Gold  

Drama set in the building trade.

With:- LESLIE SANDS

BBC 'Comedy Playhouse' / 1x30m-e /  1961 22 December - Friday 8.45pm

Writers: Ray Galton, Alan Simpson / Producer: James Gilbert 

Comedy. A pair of office workers who have, for ten years, spent their lunch hour on the same park bench, get a

With:- STANLEY BAXTER as Geoffrey Tupper / DAPHNE ANDERSON as Ethel Waring

Channel 4/Ella / 1x40m-e / 1997 20 December - Saturday 9.30pm

Writer/Executive Producer: Eddie Izzard / Producer: Ben Swaffer /Director: Peter Richardson 

Comedy. Fly on the wall style 'mockumentary' following stand up comic Eddie Izzard on tour in America.

Eddie.................................................... EDDIE IZZARD

T.J........................................................ MARK CRAVEN

Promo Director....................................... PHIL KAY

Al......................................................... MAC MACDONALD

Mel....................................................... DEBORAH SHERIDAN-TAYLOR

Ist French Babe..................................... RHONA MITRA

2nd French Babe................................... DEBBIE FLETT

BBC1 'Play of the Month' / 1x90m-e / 1965 

Writer: John Osborne / Producer: Cedric Messina / Director: Alan Cooke 

Period drama. The life of the 16th century visionary Martin Luther.

With:- ALEC McCOWEN / PATRICK MAGEE / GEOFFREY BAYLDON

Thames / 14x60m-e / 1985-86

Creators: Peter Bowes, Philip Broadley / Writer: Ray Connelly / Producers: Chris Burt, Derek Bennett 

Drama series. Stories from the files of the Daily News gossip columnist Neville Lytton. There was a pilot broadcast in 1983.

Neville Lytton..................................... PETER BOWLES

Henry Field....................................... BERNARD LLOYD

The Editor......................................... BERNARD ARCHARD

Dolly................................................ HOLLY DE JONG

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