Home » TV » After Julius (ITV 1979, Cyd Hayman, Faith Brook) TVAfter Julius (ITV 1979, Cyd Hayman, Faith Brook)Published 3 years agoon May 6, 2020 Shown over three consecutive nights After Julius was written by Elizabeth Jane Howard and was set in 1960. The events unfolded at a country house over the course of one weekend.The production was based on Howard’s own novel originally published in 1965. The title refers to three women in the life of Julius, he had died some twenty years before. Emma was his youngest daughter, Cressida her older sister and Esme his widow.production details UK / ITV – Yorkshire / 3×50 minute episodes / Broadcast 20 – 22 April 1979Writer: Elizabeth Jane Howard / Executive Producer: David Cunliffe / Director: John Glenistercast Freda Bamford as Mrs. Hanwell Faith Brook as Esme Grace John Carson as Felix King Paul Copley as Dan Cyd Hayman as Cressy Grace Petra Markham as Emma Grace T.R. Bowen as Dick Hammond Raymond Francis as Major Hawkes Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Reddit Share on SMS You may also be interested in... The Rivals Of Sherlock Holmes: The Mysterious Death on the Underground Railway (S2EP1 ITV 29 Jan 1973, Judy Geeson) The Rivals Of Sherlock Holmes: The Affair of the Tortoise (S1EP10 ITV 22 Nov 1971, Peter Barkworth) Manhunt (ITV Drama, Alfred Lynch, Peter Barkworth) Love Story: The Dolly Spike (S8EP4 ITV Wed 16 Apr 1969, Francis Matthews, Adrienne Posta) Clochemerle (BBC-2 1972, Cyril Cusack, Wendy Hiller) Special Branch: Rendezvous (ITV 21 Mar 1974, with Cyd Hayman) Lame Ducks (BBC-2 1984-1985, John Duttine, Lorraine Chase) The Galactic Garden The Sentimental Agent (ATV 1963) The Restless Gun (NBC – ABC 1957-1960 TV Series) The Dark Island (BBC 1962 TV Series) The Deputy (NBC 1959-1960 TV Series) Delvecchio (NBC 1976 TV Series) Messiah (BBC One 2001-2004 TV Series) Topics: Cyd HaymanDavid CunliffeDramaElizabeth Jane HowardFaith BrookFreda BamfordITVJohn CarsonJohn GlenisterPaul CopleyPeriod dramaPetra MarkhamRaymond FrancisT.R. BowenYorkshire Up NextFace Lift (Channel 4 1983, Martin Shaw, Eleanor David) Don't MissVery British Coup, A (Channel 4 1988, Ray McAnally, Jim Carter) Advertisement