<
The Wednesday Play (1964 - 1970)
SERIES |
1h 15m |
Open in IMDB |
WL |
? /
7.3 (159)
Drama |
Groundbreaking one-off plays in late 1960s, launching careers of Potter, Loach, Mercer and Hopkins. Notable works like "Cathy Come Home" and "Up the Junction" tackled social issues like homelessness and abortion.
Director:
Gilchrist Calder
Director:
Ken Loach
Director:
James Ferman
Edwin Brown
-
Chief Prison Officer // George // Warden at Holm Lea
Neville Smith
(25 in 1965) -
Izzy // Man at the pub // Spider
Tony Selby
(27 in 1965) -
Danny Lee // Tim // Charlie Mills
Ken Jones
(35 in 1965) -
Robbo Robertson // Freddi Grierson // Arthur
Michael Robbins
(36 in 1966) -
Manager // Henry Whittaker // Albert Barking
Alec Coleman
-
Gambler // Wedding Guest // Snuffy
George Sewell
(41 in 1965) -
Johnny May // George Barking // Ricketts
Griffith Davies
(29 in 1965) -
Joss // Terry // Michael Collins
Paddy Joyce
(42 in 1965) -
Mr. Abercander // Nipper McClure // Docker
Alan Selwyn
(39 in 1965) -
Gambler // Ratepayer // Sanderson
Tommy Godfrey
(49 in 1965) -
Plantaganet King // Jimmy the Gent // Plantagenet King
John Bailey
(53 in 1965) -
Humphrey Wiles, Counsel for Defence // Mad Hatter // Inspector Cardles
Wally Patch
(77 in 1965) -
Grandad // Prisoner in Black Maria // Flowerseller
Alec Ross
(43 in 1965) -
Major // Nick Carney // Jon Anson
Will Stampe
(45 in 1965) -
Porky // Sleeping Rough // Boat Proprietor
John Kidd
(58 in 1965) -
Dr. Haslam // Butler // Rendel Smith
Keith Campbell
(54 in 1965) -
Caterpillar // American // Manservant
William Moore
(49 in 1965) -
Constable Howell // Len // Hammond
Eric Mason
(38 in 1965) -
Policeman // Millin // Ronald Cape
Julie May
(38 in 1965) -
Inmate: at Cumbermere Lodge // Nurse // Mrs. Bancroft
Some episodes
Drama |
Groundbreaking one-off plays in late 1960s, launching careers of Potter, Loach, Mercer and Hopkins. Notable works like "Cathy Come Home" and "Up the Junction" tackled social issues like homelessness and abortion.