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Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role.
Summary:
Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.
Episode Credited cast:
Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original
Air Date: 26 October 1985.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0617675/
Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.'
Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985.
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NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.
Utwór pochodzi z popularnego w latach 60-tych serialu tv " Święty "
( The Saint ), o przygodach Simona Templera, z Rogerem Moorem w roli głównej.
Autorem muzyki do tej piosenki jest Gary Osborne a sam utwór pochodzi z odcinka pt : " Portret Brendy "
- published: 11 Oct 2011
- views: 2359
This year the National Theatre celebrates its 50th anniversary. As part of the celebrations actors, writers and directors answer the same ten questions about the National in a special series of Platform events.
In this fourth National Histories Platform event Anna Carteret and Edward Petherbridge reflect on the last 50 years of the National Theatre, working with people such as Laurence Olivier and Peter Hall, and appearing in a number of NT shows including the first production of Othello. This event was chaired by Genista McIntosh.
For our podcast collection on the Scene Changes looking at the developments and changes in theatre, both off and on stage, over the past 50 years go here: http://snd.sc/18MI7ZC
For more information on upcoming Platform events: http://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/whats-on/platforms
Discover more about the art of making theatre with the National Theatre:
http://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/discover
Bookshop: http://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/bookshop
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- published: 09 Oct 2013
- views: 4199
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role.
Summary:
Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.
Episode Credited cast:
Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original
Air Date: 26 October 1985.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0617675/
Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.'
Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliet_Bravo
http://www.screenonline.org.uk/tv/id/976585/index.html
NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.
- published: 12 Mar 2010
- views: 8652
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role.
Summary:
Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.
Episode Credited cast:
Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original
Air Date: 26 October 1985.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0617675/
Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.'
Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliet_Bravo
http://www.screenonline.org.uk/tv/id/976585/index.html
NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.
- published: 12 Mar 2010
- views: 7174
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role.
Summary:
Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.
Episode Credited cast:
Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original
Air Date: 26 October 1985.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0617675/
Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.'
Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliet_Bravo
http://www.screenonline.org.uk/tv/id/976585/index.html
NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.
- published: 12 Mar 2010
- views: 5452
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role.
Summary:
Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.
Episode Credited cast:
Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original
Air Date: 26 October 1985.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0617675/
Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.'
Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliet_Bravo
http://www.screenonline.org.uk/tv/id/976585/index.html
NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.
- published: 12 Mar 2010
- views: 12608
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging.
Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983).
As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century,
Cast:
Laurence Olivier (Shylock);
Joan Plowright (Portia);
Jeremy Brett (Bassanio);
Michael Jayston (Gratiano);
Anthony Nicholls (Antonio);
Anna Carteret (Nerissa);
Louise Purnell (Jessica)
- published: 27 Apr 2010
- views: 7989
Utwór pochodzi z popularnego w latach 60-tych serialu tv " Święty "
( The Saint ), o przygodach Simona Templera, z Rogerem Moorem w roli głównej.
Autorem muzyki do tej piosenki jest Gary Osborne, a sam utwór pochodzi z odcinka pt : " Portret Brendy "
- published: 30 Nov 2013
- views: 850
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging.
Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983).
As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century,
Cast:
Laurence Olivier (Shylock);
Joan Plowright (Portia);
Jeremy Brett (Bassanio);
Michael Jayston (Gratiano);
Anthony Nicholls (Antonio);
Anna Carteret (Nerissa);
Louise Purnell (Jessica)
- published: 27 Apr 2010
- views: 27048
Anna Carteret
Anna Carteret (born 11 December 1942) is a British stage and screen actress.
Biography
Carteret was born in Bangalore, India, the daughter of Peter John Wilkinson and his wife Patricia Carteret (Strahan). She is married to the television and film director Christopher Morahan and has often worked with him. They have two daughters, theatre director Rebecca and actress Hattie Morahan.
She was educated at Arts Educational Schools in Tring, Hertfordshire (now the Tring Park School for the Performing Arts), where she trained for the stage.
Television, films and radio
Anna Carteret is best known for her role as police inspector Kate Longton in the BBC's long-running 1980s television series Juliet Bravo.
Other TV credits include: The Saint; The Pallisers BBC 1975; Frederic Raphael's The Glittering Prizes BBC 1976, as Barbara Ransome; Send in the Girls; BBC 1996 Eskimo Day as Harriet Lloyd, Star Maidens; Peak Practice as Dr Yvonne Marshall; Holby City (2007) as Carol Lloyd, mother of doctor Diane Lloyd; and Holby City's sister series Casualty (2010) in a one-off appearance as patient Joany Slavin.
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10:10Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P1/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P1/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeerJuliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P1/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb. This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role. Summary: Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment. Episode Credited cast: Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original Air Date: 26 October 1985. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0617675/ Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.' Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliet_B... http://www.screenonline.org.uk/tv/id/... NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners. -
1:54Anna CARTERET - You Won`t See Me No More
Anna CARTERET - You Won`t See Me No MoreAnna CARTERET - You Won`t See Me No More
Utwór pochodzi z popularnego w latach 60-tych serialu tv " Święty " ( The Saint ), o przygodach Simona Templera, z Rogerem Moorem w roli głównej. Autorem muzyki do tej piosenki jest Gary Osborne a sam utwór pochodzi z odcinka pt : " Portret Brendy " -
43:29Anna Carteret and Edward Petherbridge in conversation - National Theatre at 50
Anna Carteret and Edward Petherbridge in conversation - National Theatre at 50Anna Carteret and Edward Petherbridge in conversation - National Theatre at 50
This year the National Theatre celebrates its 50th anniversary. As part of the celebrations actors, writers and directors answer the same ten questions about the National in a special series of Platform events. In this fourth National Histories Platform event Anna Carteret and Edward Petherbridge reflect on the last 50 years of the National Theatre, working with people such as Laurence Olivier and Peter Hall, and appearing in a number of NT shows including the first production of Othello. This event was chaired by Genista McIntosh. For our podcast collection on the Scene Changes looking at the developments and changes in theatre, both off and on stage, over the past 50 years go here: http://snd.sc/18MI7ZC For more information on upcoming Platform events: http://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/whats-on/platforms Discover more about the art of making theatre with the National Theatre: http://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/discover Bookshop: http://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/bookshop Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/nationaltheatre Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/national.theatre.london iTunes: http://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/itunes TES: http://www.tes.co.uk/nationaltheatre SoundCloud: http://www.soundcloud.com/nationaltheatre -
9:58Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P3/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P3/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeerJuliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P3/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb. This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role. Summary: Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment. Episode Credited cast: Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original Air Date: 26 October 1985. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0617675/ Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.' Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliet_Bravo http://www.screenonline.org.uk/tv/id/976585/index.html NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners. -
9:51Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P2/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P2/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeerJuliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P2/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb. This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role. Summary: Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment. Episode Credited cast: Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original Air Date: 26 October 1985. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0617675/ Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.' Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliet_Bravo http://www.screenonline.org.uk/tv/id/976585/index.html NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners. -
9:47Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P4/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P4/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeerJuliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P4/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb. This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role. Summary: Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment. Episode Credited cast: Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original Air Date: 26 October 1985. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0617675/ Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.' Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliet_Bravo http://www.screenonline.org.uk/tv/id/976585/index.html NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners. -
9:46Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P5/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P5/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeerJuliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P5/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb. This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role. Summary: Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment. Episode Credited cast: Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original Air Date: 26 October 1985. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0617675/ Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.' Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliet_Bravo http://www.screenonline.org.uk/tv/id/976585/index.html NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners. -
8:42The Merchant of Venice(1974) p7/14 Laurence Olivier+Joan Plowright+Anna Carteret etc
The Merchant of Venice(1974) p7/14 Laurence Olivier+Joan Plowright+Anna Carteret etcThe Merchant of Venice(1974) p7/14 Laurence Olivier+Joan Plowright+Anna Carteret etc
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974. Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging. Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983). As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century, Cast: Laurence Olivier (Shylock); Joan Plowright (Portia); Jeremy Brett (Bassanio); Michael Jayston (Gratiano); Anthony Nicholls (Antonio); Anna Carteret (Nerissa); Louise Purnell (Jessica) -
1:24Anna CARTERET - Out to Get You
Anna CARTERET - Out to Get YouAnna CARTERET - Out to Get You
Utwór pochodzi z popularnego w latach 60-tych serialu tv " Święty " ( The Saint ), o przygodach Simona Templera, z Rogerem Moorem w roli głównej. Autorem muzyki do tej piosenki jest Gary Osborne, a sam utwór pochodzi z odcinka pt : " Portret Brendy " -
9:46The Merchant of Venice(1974) p6/14 Laurence Olivier+Joan Plowright+Anna Carteret etc
The Merchant of Venice(1974) p6/14 Laurence Olivier+Joan Plowright+Anna Carteret etcThe Merchant of Venice(1974) p6/14 Laurence Olivier+Joan Plowright+Anna Carteret etc
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974. Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging. Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983). As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century, Cast: Laurence Olivier (Shylock); Joan Plowright (Portia); Jeremy Brett (Bassanio); Michael Jayston (Gratiano); Anthony Nicholls (Antonio); Anna Carteret (Nerissa); Louise Purnell (Jessica)
Carteret, Anna Filmography
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2013, role: actress , character name: Mrs. Matthews
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2012, role: actress , character name: Herself
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2012, role: actress , character name: Gladys
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2012, role: actress , character name: Colonel's Wife
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2010, role: actress , character name: Judge
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2009, role: actress , character name: Inspector Kate Longton
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2009, role: actress , character name: Angry Woman on Bridge
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2009, role: actress , character name: Elena
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2009, role: actress , character name: Herself
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2006, role: actress , character name: Nana
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2005, role: actress , character name: Elizabeth
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1997, role: actress , character name: Harriet Lloyd
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1996, role: actress , character name: Harriet
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1989, role: actress , character name: Nancy
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1989, role: actress , character name: Ernestine
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1982, role: actress , character name: Laura Fitch
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1982, role: actress , character name: Various characters
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1981, role: actress , character name: 1st Neighbor
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1973, role: actress , character name: Nerissa
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1967, role: actress , character name: It's Paint Woman
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1966, role: actress , character name: Fiona Jones
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1965, role: actress , character name: Gay Jenkins
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1964, role: actress , character name: Lucy Desborough
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Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P1/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb. This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role. Summary: Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment. Episode Credited cast: Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original Air Date: 26 October 1985. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0617675/ Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC p...
published: 12 Mar 2010 -
Anna CARTERET - You Won`t See Me No More
Utwór pochodzi z popularnego w latach 60-tych serialu tv " Święty " ( The Saint ), o przygodach Simona Templera, z Rogerem Moorem w roli głównej. Autorem muzyki do tej piosenki jest Gary Osborne a sam utwór pochodzi z odcinka pt : " Portret Brendy "
published: 11 Oct 2011 -
Anna Carteret and Edward Petherbridge in conversation - National Theatre at 50
This year the National Theatre celebrates its 50th anniversary. As part of the celebrations actors, writers and directors answer the same ten questions about the National in a special series of Platform events. In this fourth National Histories Platform event Anna Carteret and Edward Petherbridge reflect on the last 50 years of the National Theatre, working with people such as Laurence Olivier and Peter Hall, and appearing in a number of NT shows including the first production of Othello. This event was chaired by Genista McIntosh. For our podcast collection on the Scene Changes looking at the developments and changes in theatre, both off and on stage, over the past 50 years go here: http://snd.sc/18MI7ZC For more information on upcoming Platform events: http://www.nationaltheatre.org.u...
published: 09 Oct 2013 -
Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P3/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb. This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role. Summary: Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment. Episode Credited cast: Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original Air Date: 26 October 1985. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0617675/ Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dra...
published: 12 Mar 2010 -
Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P2/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb. This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role. Summary: Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment. Episode Credited cast: Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original Air Date: 26 October 1985. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0617675/ Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dra...
published: 12 Mar 2010 -
Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P4/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb. This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role. Summary: Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment. Episode Credited cast: Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original Air Date: 26 October 1985. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0617675/ Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dra...
published: 12 Mar 2010 -
Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P5/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb. This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role. Summary: Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment. Episode Credited cast: Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original Air Date: 26 October 1985. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0617675/ Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dra...
published: 12 Mar 2010 -
The Merchant of Venice(1974) p7/14 Laurence Olivier+Joan Plowright+Anna Carteret etc
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974. Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging. Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983). As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century, Cast: Laurence Olivier (Shylock); Joan Plowright (P...
published: 27 Apr 2010 -
Anna CARTERET - Out to Get You
Utwór pochodzi z popularnego w latach 60-tych serialu tv " Święty " ( The Saint ), o przygodach Simona Templera, z Rogerem Moorem w roli głównej. Autorem muzyki do tej piosenki jest Gary Osborne, a sam utwór pochodzi z odcinka pt : " Portret Brendy "
published: 30 Nov 2013 -
The Merchant of Venice(1974) p6/14 Laurence Olivier+Joan Plowright+Anna Carteret etc
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974. Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging. Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983). As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century, Cast: Laurence Olivier (Shylock); Joan Plowright (P...
published: 27 Apr 2010
Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P1/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
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Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McT...
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role.
Summary:
Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.
Episode Credited cast:
Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original
Air Date: 26 October 1985.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0617675/
Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.'
Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliet_B...
http://www.screenonline.org.uk/tv/id/...
NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.
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Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role.
Summary:
Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.
Episode Credited cast:
Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original
Air Date: 26 October 1985.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0617675/
Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.'
Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliet_B...
http://www.screenonline.org.uk/tv/id/...
NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.
- published: 12 Mar 2010
- views: 26840
Anna CARTERET - You Won`t See Me No More
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:54
- Updated: 11 Oct 2011
- views: 2359
Utwór pochodzi z popularnego w latach 60-tych serialu tv " Święty "
( The Saint ), o przygodach Simona Templera, z Rogerem Moorem w roli głównej.
Autore...
Utwór pochodzi z popularnego w latach 60-tych serialu tv " Święty "
( The Saint ), o przygodach Simona Templera, z Rogerem Moorem w roli głównej.
Autorem muzyki do tej piosenki jest Gary Osborne a sam utwór pochodzi z odcinka pt : " Portret Brendy "
wn.com/Anna Carteret You Won`T See Me No More
Utwór pochodzi z popularnego w latach 60-tych serialu tv " Święty "
( The Saint ), o przygodach Simona Templera, z Rogerem Moorem w roli głównej.
Autorem muzyki do tej piosenki jest Gary Osborne a sam utwór pochodzi z odcinka pt : " Portret Brendy "
- published: 11 Oct 2011
- views: 2359
Anna Carteret and Edward Petherbridge in conversation - National Theatre at 50
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 43:29
- Updated: 09 Oct 2013
- views: 4199
This year the National Theatre celebrates its 50th anniversary. As part of the celebrations actors, writers and directors answer the same ten questions about th...
This year the National Theatre celebrates its 50th anniversary. As part of the celebrations actors, writers and directors answer the same ten questions about the National in a special series of Platform events.
In this fourth National Histories Platform event Anna Carteret and Edward Petherbridge reflect on the last 50 years of the National Theatre, working with people such as Laurence Olivier and Peter Hall, and appearing in a number of NT shows including the first production of Othello. This event was chaired by Genista McIntosh.
For our podcast collection on the Scene Changes looking at the developments and changes in theatre, both off and on stage, over the past 50 years go here: http://snd.sc/18MI7ZC
For more information on upcoming Platform events: http://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/whats-on/platforms
Discover more about the art of making theatre with the National Theatre:
http://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/discover
Bookshop: http://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/bookshop
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/nationaltheatre
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/national.theatre.london
iTunes: http://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/itunes
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wn.com/Anna Carteret And Edward Petherbridge In Conversation National Theatre At 50
This year the National Theatre celebrates its 50th anniversary. As part of the celebrations actors, writers and directors answer the same ten questions about the National in a special series of Platform events.
In this fourth National Histories Platform event Anna Carteret and Edward Petherbridge reflect on the last 50 years of the National Theatre, working with people such as Laurence Olivier and Peter Hall, and appearing in a number of NT shows including the first production of Othello. This event was chaired by Genista McIntosh.
For our podcast collection on the Scene Changes looking at the developments and changes in theatre, both off and on stage, over the past 50 years go here: http://snd.sc/18MI7ZC
For more information on upcoming Platform events: http://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/whats-on/platforms
Discover more about the art of making theatre with the National Theatre:
http://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/discover
Bookshop: http://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/bookshop
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/nationaltheatre
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/national.theatre.london
iTunes: http://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/itunes
TES: http://www.tes.co.uk/nationaltheatre
SoundCloud: http://www.soundcloud.com/nationaltheatre
- published: 09 Oct 2013
- views: 4199
Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P3/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:58
- Updated: 12 Mar 2010
- views: 8652
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTe...
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role.
Summary:
Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.
Episode Credited cast:
Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original
Air Date: 26 October 1985.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0617675/
Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.'
Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliet_Bravo
http://www.screenonline.org.uk/tv/id/976585/index.html
NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.
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Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role.
Summary:
Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.
Episode Credited cast:
Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original
Air Date: 26 October 1985.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0617675/
Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.'
Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliet_Bravo
http://www.screenonline.org.uk/tv/id/976585/index.html
NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.
- published: 12 Mar 2010
- views: 8652
Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P2/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:51
- Updated: 12 Mar 2010
- views: 7174
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTe...
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role.
Summary:
Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.
Episode Credited cast:
Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original
Air Date: 26 October 1985.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0617675/
Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.'
Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliet_Bravo
http://www.screenonline.org.uk/tv/id/976585/index.html
NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.
wn.com/Juliet Bravo Flesh And Blood (1985) P2 5 Anna Carteret Janet Mcteer
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role.
Summary:
Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.
Episode Credited cast:
Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original
Air Date: 26 October 1985.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0617675/
Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.'
Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliet_Bravo
http://www.screenonline.org.uk/tv/id/976585/index.html
NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.
- published: 12 Mar 2010
- views: 7174
Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P4/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:47
- Updated: 12 Mar 2010
- views: 5452
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTe...
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role.
Summary:
Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.
Episode Credited cast:
Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original
Air Date: 26 October 1985.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0617675/
Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.'
Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliet_Bravo
http://www.screenonline.org.uk/tv/id/976585/index.html
NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.
wn.com/Juliet Bravo Flesh And Blood (1985) P4 5 Anna Carteret Janet Mcteer
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role.
Summary:
Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.
Episode Credited cast:
Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original
Air Date: 26 October 1985.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0617675/
Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.'
Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliet_Bravo
http://www.screenonline.org.uk/tv/id/976585/index.html
NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.
- published: 12 Mar 2010
- views: 5452
Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P5/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:46
- Updated: 12 Mar 2010
- views: 12608
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTe...
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role.
Summary:
Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.
Episode Credited cast:
Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original
Air Date: 26 October 1985.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0617675/
Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.'
Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliet_Bravo
http://www.screenonline.org.uk/tv/id/976585/index.html
NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.
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Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role.
Summary:
Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.
Episode Credited cast:
Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original
Air Date: 26 October 1985.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0617675/
Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.'
Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliet_Bravo
http://www.screenonline.org.uk/tv/id/976585/index.html
NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.
- published: 12 Mar 2010
- views: 12608
The Merchant of Venice(1974) p7/14 Laurence Olivier+Joan Plowright+Anna Carteret etc
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:42
- Updated: 27 Apr 2010
- views: 7989
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller ...
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging.
Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983).
As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century,
Cast:
Laurence Olivier (Shylock);
Joan Plowright (Portia);
Jeremy Brett (Bassanio);
Michael Jayston (Gratiano);
Anthony Nicholls (Antonio);
Anna Carteret (Nerissa);
Louise Purnell (Jessica)
wn.com/The Merchant Of Venice(1974) P7 14 Laurence Olivier Joan Plowright Anna Carteret Etc
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging.
Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983).
As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century,
Cast:
Laurence Olivier (Shylock);
Joan Plowright (Portia);
Jeremy Brett (Bassanio);
Michael Jayston (Gratiano);
Anthony Nicholls (Antonio);
Anna Carteret (Nerissa);
Louise Purnell (Jessica)
- published: 27 Apr 2010
- views: 7989
Anna CARTERET - Out to Get You
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:24
- Updated: 30 Nov 2013
- views: 850
Utwór pochodzi z popularnego w latach 60-tych serialu tv " Święty "
( The Saint ), o przygodach Simona Templera, z Rogerem Moorem w roli głównej.
Autorem m...
Utwór pochodzi z popularnego w latach 60-tych serialu tv " Święty "
( The Saint ), o przygodach Simona Templera, z Rogerem Moorem w roli głównej.
Autorem muzyki do tej piosenki jest Gary Osborne, a sam utwór pochodzi z odcinka pt : " Portret Brendy "
wn.com/Anna Carteret Out To Get You
Utwór pochodzi z popularnego w latach 60-tych serialu tv " Święty "
( The Saint ), o przygodach Simona Templera, z Rogerem Moorem w roli głównej.
Autorem muzyki do tej piosenki jest Gary Osborne, a sam utwór pochodzi z odcinka pt : " Portret Brendy "
- published: 30 Nov 2013
- views: 850
The Merchant of Venice(1974) p6/14 Laurence Olivier+Joan Plowright+Anna Carteret etc
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:46
- Updated: 27 Apr 2010
- views: 27048
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller ...
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging.
Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983).
As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century,
Cast:
Laurence Olivier (Shylock);
Joan Plowright (Portia);
Jeremy Brett (Bassanio);
Michael Jayston (Gratiano);
Anthony Nicholls (Antonio);
Anna Carteret (Nerissa);
Louise Purnell (Jessica)
wn.com/The Merchant Of Venice(1974) P6 14 Laurence Olivier Joan Plowright Anna Carteret Etc
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging.
Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983).
As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century,
Cast:
Laurence Olivier (Shylock);
Joan Plowright (Portia);
Jeremy Brett (Bassanio);
Michael Jayston (Gratiano);
Anthony Nicholls (Antonio);
Anna Carteret (Nerissa);
Louise Purnell (Jessica)
- published: 27 Apr 2010
- views: 27048
-
INTERVIEW - Kristan Knost and Anna Butler on their roles ...
INTERVIEW - Kristan Knost and Anna Butler on their roles as volunteers, and how proud they are of their community for putting something like this together at Local Volunteers in Carteret, NJ Help UNICEF and UPS Pack Winter for Syrian Children on 10/19/13 in Carteret, NJ. . Thanks for watching this video! Video Credit: Getty Images
published: 26 Nov 2013 -
The Merchant of Venice(1974) p4/14 Laurence Olivier+Joan Plowright+Anna Carteret etc
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974. Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging. Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983). As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century, Cast: Laurence Olivier (Shylock); Joan Plowright (P...
published: 27 Apr 2010 -
The Merchant of Venice(1974) p1/14 Laurence Olivier+Joan Plowright+Anna Carteret etc
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974. Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging. Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983). As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century, Cast: Laurence Olivier (Shylock); Joan Plowright (P...
published: 27 Apr 2010 -
The Merchant of Venice(1974) p12/14 Laurence Olivier+Joan Plowright+Anna Carteret etc
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974. Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging. Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983). As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century, Cast: Laurence Olivier (Shylock); Joan Plowright (P...
published: 27 Apr 2010 -
The Merchant of Venice(1974) p11/14 Laurence Olivier+Joan Plowright+Anna Carteret etc
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974. Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging. Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983). As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century, Cast: Laurence Olivier (Shylock); Joan Plowright (P...
published: 27 Apr 2010 -
The Merchant of Venice(1974) p14/14 Laurence Olivier+Joan Plowright+Anna Carteret etc
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974. Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging. Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983). As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century, Cast: Laurence Olivier (Shylock); Joan Plowright (P...
published: 27 Apr 2010 -
The Merchant of Venice(1974) p10/14 Laurence Olivier+Joan Plowright+Anna Carteret etc
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974. Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging. Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983). As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century, Cast: Laurence Olivier (Shylock); Joan Plowright (P...
published: 27 Apr 2010
INTERVIEW - Kristan Knost and Anna Butler on their roles ...
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:34
- Updated: 26 Nov 2013
- views: 20
INTERVIEW - Kristan Knost and Anna Butler on their roles as volunteers, and how proud they are of their community for putting something like this together at Lo...
INTERVIEW - Kristan Knost and Anna Butler on their roles as volunteers, and how proud they are of their community for putting something like this together at Local Volunteers in Carteret, NJ Help UNICEF and UPS Pack Winter for Syrian Children on 10/19/13 in Carteret, NJ. .
Thanks for watching this video!
Video Credit: Getty Images
wn.com/Interview Kristan Knost And Anna Butler On Their Roles ...
INTERVIEW - Kristan Knost and Anna Butler on their roles as volunteers, and how proud they are of their community for putting something like this together at Local Volunteers in Carteret, NJ Help UNICEF and UPS Pack Winter for Syrian Children on 10/19/13 in Carteret, NJ. .
Thanks for watching this video!
Video Credit: Getty Images
- published: 26 Nov 2013
- views: 20
The Merchant of Venice(1974) p4/14 Laurence Olivier+Joan Plowright+Anna Carteret etc
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:11
- Updated: 27 Apr 2010
- views: 12294
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller ...
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging.
Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983).
As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century,
Cast:
Laurence Olivier (Shylock);
Joan Plowright (Portia);
Jeremy Brett (Bassanio);
Michael Jayston (Gratiano);
Anthony Nicholls (Antonio);
Anna Carteret (Nerissa);
Louise Purnell (Jessica)
wn.com/The Merchant Of Venice(1974) P4 14 Laurence Olivier Joan Plowright Anna Carteret Etc
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging.
Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983).
As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century,
Cast:
Laurence Olivier (Shylock);
Joan Plowright (Portia);
Jeremy Brett (Bassanio);
Michael Jayston (Gratiano);
Anthony Nicholls (Antonio);
Anna Carteret (Nerissa);
Louise Purnell (Jessica)
- published: 27 Apr 2010
- views: 12294
The Merchant of Venice(1974) p1/14 Laurence Olivier+Joan Plowright+Anna Carteret etc
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:33
- Updated: 27 Apr 2010
- views: 52823
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller ...
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging.
Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983).
As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century,
Cast:
Laurence Olivier (Shylock);
Joan Plowright (Portia);
Jeremy Brett (Bassanio);
Michael Jayston (Gratiano);
Anthony Nicholls (Antonio);
Anna Carteret (Nerissa);
Louise Purnell (Jessica)
wn.com/The Merchant Of Venice(1974) P1 14 Laurence Olivier Joan Plowright Anna Carteret Etc
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging.
Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983).
As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century,
Cast:
Laurence Olivier (Shylock);
Joan Plowright (Portia);
Jeremy Brett (Bassanio);
Michael Jayston (Gratiano);
Anthony Nicholls (Antonio);
Anna Carteret (Nerissa);
Louise Purnell (Jessica)
- published: 27 Apr 2010
- views: 52823
The Merchant of Venice(1974) p12/14 Laurence Olivier+Joan Plowright+Anna Carteret etc
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:36
- Updated: 27 Apr 2010
- views: 11391
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller ...
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging.
Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983).
As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century,
Cast:
Laurence Olivier (Shylock);
Joan Plowright (Portia);
Jeremy Brett (Bassanio);
Michael Jayston (Gratiano);
Anthony Nicholls (Antonio);
Anna Carteret (Nerissa);
Louise Purnell (Jessica)
wn.com/The Merchant Of Venice(1974) P12 14 Laurence Olivier Joan Plowright Anna Carteret Etc
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging.
Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983).
As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century,
Cast:
Laurence Olivier (Shylock);
Joan Plowright (Portia);
Jeremy Brett (Bassanio);
Michael Jayston (Gratiano);
Anthony Nicholls (Antonio);
Anna Carteret (Nerissa);
Louise Purnell (Jessica)
- published: 27 Apr 2010
- views: 11391
The Merchant of Venice(1974) p11/14 Laurence Olivier+Joan Plowright+Anna Carteret etc
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:42
- Updated: 27 Apr 2010
- views: 13903
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller ...
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging.
Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983).
As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century,
Cast:
Laurence Olivier (Shylock);
Joan Plowright (Portia);
Jeremy Brett (Bassanio);
Michael Jayston (Gratiano);
Anthony Nicholls (Antonio);
Anna Carteret (Nerissa);
Louise Purnell (Jessica)
wn.com/The Merchant Of Venice(1974) P11 14 Laurence Olivier Joan Plowright Anna Carteret Etc
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging.
Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983).
As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century,
Cast:
Laurence Olivier (Shylock);
Joan Plowright (Portia);
Jeremy Brett (Bassanio);
Michael Jayston (Gratiano);
Anthony Nicholls (Antonio);
Anna Carteret (Nerissa);
Louise Purnell (Jessica)
- published: 27 Apr 2010
- views: 13903
The Merchant of Venice(1974) p14/14 Laurence Olivier+Joan Plowright+Anna Carteret etc
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:13
- Updated: 27 Apr 2010
- views: 6676
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller ...
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging.
Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983).
As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century,
Cast:
Laurence Olivier (Shylock);
Joan Plowright (Portia);
Jeremy Brett (Bassanio);
Michael Jayston (Gratiano);
Anthony Nicholls (Antonio);
Anna Carteret (Nerissa);
Louise Purnell (Jessica)
wn.com/The Merchant Of Venice(1974) P14 14 Laurence Olivier Joan Plowright Anna Carteret Etc
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging.
Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983).
As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century,
Cast:
Laurence Olivier (Shylock);
Joan Plowright (Portia);
Jeremy Brett (Bassanio);
Michael Jayston (Gratiano);
Anthony Nicholls (Antonio);
Anna Carteret (Nerissa);
Louise Purnell (Jessica)
- published: 27 Apr 2010
- views: 6676
The Merchant of Venice(1974) p10/14 Laurence Olivier+Joan Plowright+Anna Carteret etc
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:58
- Updated: 27 Apr 2010
- views: 8055
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller ...
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging.
Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983).
As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century,
Cast:
Laurence Olivier (Shylock);
Joan Plowright (Portia);
Jeremy Brett (Bassanio);
Michael Jayston (Gratiano);
Anthony Nicholls (Antonio);
Anna Carteret (Nerissa);
Louise Purnell (Jessica)
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The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging.
Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983).
As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century,
Cast:
Laurence Olivier (Shylock);
Joan Plowright (Portia);
Jeremy Brett (Bassanio);
Michael Jayston (Gratiano);
Anthony Nicholls (Antonio);
Anna Carteret (Nerissa);
Louise Purnell (Jessica)
- published: 27 Apr 2010
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Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P3/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb. This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role. Summary: Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment. Episode Credited cast: Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original Air Date: 26 October 1985. Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z C...
published: 10 Sep 2016 -
Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P5/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb. This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role. Summary: Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment. Episode Credited cast: Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original Air Date: 26 October 1985. Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z C...
published: 10 Sep 2016 -
Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P1/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb. This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role. Summary: Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment. Episode Credited cast: Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original Air Date: 26 October 1985. Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended...
published: 10 Sep 2016 -
Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P4/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb. This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role. Summary: Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment. Episode Credited cast: Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original Air Date: 26 October 1985. Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z C...
published: 10 Sep 2016 -
Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P2/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb. This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role. Summary: Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment. Episode Credited cast: Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original Air Date: 26 October 1985. Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z C...
published: 10 Sep 2016 -
Anna Carteret and Edward Petherbridge in conversation - National Theatre at 50
This year the National Theatre celebrates its 50th anniversary. As part of the celebrations actors, writers and directors answer the same ten questions about the National in a special series of Platform events. In this fourth National Histories Platform event Anna Carteret and Edward Petherbridge reflect on the last 50 years of the National Theatre, working with people such as Laurence Olivier and Peter Hall, and appearing in a number of NT shows including the first production of Othello. This event was chaired by Genista McIntosh. For our podcast collection on the Scene Changes looking at the developments and changes in theatre, both off and on stage, over the past 50 years go here: For more information on upcoming Platform events: Discover more about the art of making theat...
published: 14 Aug 2016 -
The Merchant of Venice(1974) p2/14 Laurence Olivier+Joan Plowright+Anna Carteret etc
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974. Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging. Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983). As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century, Cast: Laurence Olivier (Shylock); Joan Plowright (P...
published: 27 Apr 2010
Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P3/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
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- Duration: 9:59
- Updated: 10 Sep 2016
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Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McT...
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role.
Summary:
Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.
Episode Credited cast:
Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original
Air Date: 26 October 1985.
Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.'
Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985.
NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.
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Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role.
Summary:
Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.
Episode Credited cast:
Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original
Air Date: 26 October 1985.
Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.'
Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985.
NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.
- published: 10 Sep 2016
- views: 1
Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P5/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:46
- Updated: 10 Sep 2016
- views: 0
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McT...
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role.
Summary:
Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.
Episode Credited cast:
Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original
Air Date: 26 October 1985.
Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.'
Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985.
NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.
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Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role.
Summary:
Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.
Episode Credited cast:
Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original
Air Date: 26 October 1985.
Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.'
Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985.
NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.
- published: 10 Sep 2016
- views: 0
Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P1/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:10
- Updated: 10 Sep 2016
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Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet Mc...
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role.
Summary:
Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.
Episode Credited cast:
Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original
Air Date: 26 October 1985.
Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.'
Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985.
NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.
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Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role.
Summary:
Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.
Episode Credited cast:
Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original
Air Date: 26 October 1985.
Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.'
Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985.
NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.
- published: 10 Sep 2016
- views: 0
Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P4/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:47
- Updated: 10 Sep 2016
- views: 1
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McT...
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role.
Summary:
Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.
Episode Credited cast:
Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original
Air Date: 26 October 1985.
Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.'
Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985.
NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.
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Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role.
Summary:
Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.
Episode Credited cast:
Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original
Air Date: 26 October 1985.
Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.'
Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985.
NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.
- published: 10 Sep 2016
- views: 1
Juliet Bravo / Flesh and Blood (1985) / P2/5/ Anna Carteret & Janet McTeer
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- Duration: 9:51
- Updated: 10 Sep 2016
- views: 1
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McT...
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role.
Summary:
Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.
Episode Credited cast:
Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original
Air Date: 26 October 1985.
Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.'
Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985.
NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.
wn.com/Juliet Bravo Flesh And Blood (1985) P2 5 Anna Carteret Janet Mcteer
Juliet Bravo:Flesh and Blood (BBC1, 1985, Season 6, Episode 8) directed by Ron Jones, writen byDon Webb.
This episode is a chance to see the fabulous Janet McTeer in her first television role.
Summary:
Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.
Episode Credited cast:
Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton), Janet McTeer (journalist Esther Pearson), Noel Collins (Sgt. George Parrish), David Ellison (Sgt. Joseph Beck) , C.J. Allen (PC Brian Kelleher) , Mark Botham (PC Danny Sparks), Edward Peel (DCI Mark Perrin)Original
Air Date: 26 October 1985.
Juliet Bravo (BBC, 1980-1985, 88x50 min episodes in 6 series) was the last in the long line of hugely successful BBC police dramas that descended from Z Cars (1962-78), an honourable genealogy that also includes Softly, Softly (1966-69), and its spin-offs Barlow (1971-75) and Softly, Softly: Task Force (1969-76).The series was the creation of Ian Kennedy Martin (whose brother Troy Kennedy Martin was responsible for Z Cars), also the man behind The Sweeney (ITV, 1974-78) and The Chinese Detective (BBC, 1981-82). At the suggestion of Billy Cotton, Controller of BBC1, the main difference between this new series and all those mentioned above was its emphasis on a female protagonist. Although the first British women police officers were introduced in 1949, UK drama had been slow in the extreme in reflecting this. Margaret Thatcher's election as Prime Minister in 1979 may have had had something to do with it, but the following TV season tuned out to be something of a banner year, first with the arrival in April of Jill Gascoine as DI Maggie Forbes in ITV's The Gentle Touch (1980-84) and shortly afterwards Juliet Bravo, which debuted on BBC1 on 30 August 1980.'
Juliet Bravo' was the call sign for a female police Inspector in the (fictitious) town of Harltey in Lancashire. The first officer to use it was Jean D'Arblay, played by Stephanie Turner between 1980 and 1982. Upon arriving in the northern town (location filming actually took place in Bacup in the Rossendale Valley), the newly promoted D'Arblay not only had to juggle her home life with social worker husband Tom (David Hargreaves) but also the ingrained sexism of her all male colleagues on the force.In 'Shotgun', Ian Kennedy Martin's opening episode, she not only had to overcome the hostility of her new colleagues and gain their trust but also deal with a case involving a father holding his daughter hostage. Later episodes would tackle such diverse if well-trodden topics as police corruption and international counterfeiters as well as more down to earth cases of robbery and teenage crime. Among the actors making guest appearances were such new faces as Brenda Fricker, Joanne Whalley, Neil Morrissey, Janet McTeer, Eric Richard (later of The Bill) and a young Kevin Whateley.Eventually, after 44 episodes, D'Arblay was promoted and replaced in 1983 by Anna Carteret as Inspector Kate Longton, an even tougher character than D'Arblay. She would go on to play the part for an equal number of episodes before the series came to a close in December 1985.
NOTE!This is made from fans for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.
- published: 10 Sep 2016
- views: 1
Anna Carteret and Edward Petherbridge in conversation - National Theatre at 50
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- Duration: 43:29
- Updated: 14 Aug 2016
- views: 2
This year the National Theatre celebrates its 50th anniversary. As part of the celebrations actors, writers and directors answer the same ten questions about th...
This year the National Theatre celebrates its 50th anniversary. As part of the celebrations actors, writers and directors answer the same ten questions about the National in a special series of Platform events.
In this fourth National Histories Platform event Anna Carteret and Edward Petherbridge reflect on the last 50 years of the National Theatre, working with people such as Laurence Olivier and Peter Hall, and appearing in a number of NT shows including the first production of Othello. This event was chaired by Genista McIntosh.
For our podcast collection on the Scene Changes looking at the developments and changes in theatre, both off and on stage, over the past 50 years go here:
For more information on upcoming Platform events:
Discover more about the art of making theatre with the National Theatre:
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This year the National Theatre celebrates its 50th anniversary. As part of the celebrations actors, writers and directors answer the same ten questions about the National in a special series of Platform events.
In this fourth National Histories Platform event Anna Carteret and Edward Petherbridge reflect on the last 50 years of the National Theatre, working with people such as Laurence Olivier and Peter Hall, and appearing in a number of NT shows including the first production of Othello. This event was chaired by Genista McIntosh.
For our podcast collection on the Scene Changes looking at the developments and changes in theatre, both off and on stage, over the past 50 years go here:
For more information on upcoming Platform events:
Discover more about the art of making theatre with the National Theatre:
Bookshop:
Twitter:
Facebook:
iTunes:
TES:
SoundCloud:
- published: 14 Aug 2016
- views: 2
The Merchant of Venice(1974) p2/14 Laurence Olivier+Joan Plowright+Anna Carteret etc
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:40
- Updated: 27 Apr 2010
- views: 20696
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller ...
The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging.
Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983).
As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century,
Cast:
Laurence Olivier (Shylock);
Joan Plowright (Portia);
Jeremy Brett (Bassanio);
Michael Jayston (Gratiano);
Anthony Nicholls (Antonio);
Anna Carteret (Nerissa);
Louise Purnell (Jessica)
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The Merchant of Venice(1974) directed by Jonathan Miller ( National Theatre) and John Sichel (TV version). Original airdate: 10 February 1974.
Jonathan Miller brings Shakespeare's tale of debt, love and retribution to life in this 1973 TV adaptation. Laurence Olivier stars as the money-lending Shylock. Widely regarded as the most convincing screen adaptation of The Merchant of Venice to date, this ATV production was sourced from Jonathan Miller's acclaimed 1970 National Theatre staging.
Aside from its artistic merit, it's also a valuable historical record, preserving Laurence Olivier's farewell to stage Shakespeare (though he would record King Lear in 1983).
As that detail implies, Miller has updated the action to the late 19th century,
Cast:
Laurence Olivier (Shylock);
Joan Plowright (Portia);
Jeremy Brett (Bassanio);
Michael Jayston (Gratiano);
Anthony Nicholls (Antonio);
Anna Carteret (Nerissa);
Louise Purnell (Jessica)
- published: 27 Apr 2010
- views: 20696
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The Plank (1967) - Eric Sykes - Tommy Cooper
The Plank is a 1967 British slapstick comedy short film made by Associated London Films. It follows the misadventures of two builders who require a floorboard. It was written and directed by Eric Sykes, and produced by Jon Penington. The story was based on an episode of Eric Sykes' BBC comedy series Sykes and a... from 1964, called 'Sykes and A Plank'. Although not strictly a silent film, it is unusual in having little dialogue; instead, the film is punctuated by grunts, other vocal noises and sound effects. The cast features many of the top comedians and comic actors of the time. After one of the characters uses the last floorboard for heating, the two hapless carpenters have to buy a replacement. They return to the house with the plank on top of a Morris Eight Series E, but the journe...
published: 16 Jun 2016 -
Pamlico Hurricanes vs East Carteret - Game Two
Second game between Pamlico Hurricanes and East Carteret. Varsity Coach Coach Girard Roster Alexis Hawkins #11 Anna Rice #8 Cheryl Thomas #21 Laichelle Sparrow #5 Meg Anderson #13 Micah Dietz #19 Hydia Davis #14 Shawnteirra Horne #22 Shiquies Branch #1 Zyaja Mattocks #4
published: 17 Sep 2015 -
Mind Reels-EPS22-The Ladies of SEED
Join Tim and Sue with Amanda Brugel, Stephanie Anne Mills, Laura de Carteret and Carrie-Lynn Neales. The Girls of SEED.
published: 02 Jul 2013 -
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THE MERCHANT OF VENICE - The Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare - Full audiobook
The Merchant of Venice by William SHAKESPEARE (1554 - 1616). Full audiobook. William Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice was probably written between 1596 and 1598, and was printed with the comedies in the First Folio of 1623. Bassanio, an impoverished gentleman, uses the credit of his friend, the merchant Antonio, to borrow money from a wealthy Jew, Shylock. Antonio pledges to pay Shylock a pound of flesh if he defaults on the loan, which Bassanio will use to woo a rich heiress, Portia. A subplot concerns the elopement of Shylock's daughter Jessica with a Christian, Bassanio's friend Lorenzo. In its focus on love and marriage, the play shares certain concerns with Shakespeare's other comedies. Yet its depiction of the tensions between Jews and Christians in early modern Venice - and...
published: 19 Jan 2014 -
Safe Dating: Developing Healthy Relationships from the Start | Steve Adubato | Caucus NJ
Every year, one in four adolescents in the United States reports verbal, physical or emotional abuse from a dating partner. "Safe Dates" is a school-based curriculum specifically designed to help stem this epidemic. This panel explores who is at risk, why, and how this program can help. Guests include: Dara Jarosz, "Safe Dates" Clinician, National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, Middlesex County; Kristin B. Schubert, MPH, Senior Program Officer, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; Julia Leonardo, Freshman, Berkeley College, Attended "Safe Dates" classes, 10th & 11th grade, Carteret High School; Chavonne Perotte, DrPH, Executive Director, Princeton Center for Leadership Training 12/22/12 #2417
published: 09 May 2014 -
2004 Peter Pan Columbia High School, Maplewood, NJ - Starring Megan MacPhee
See Backstage: http://youtu.be/8_nUPOjPTPM *** CAST *** PETER PAN: Megan MacPhee; WENDY: Jeanna Philips; JOHN: Sami Yenigun; LIZA AND CROS: Rebecca Chabrow; MICHAEL: Aaron Martin; Nana: Matthew Lieberman; Mrs. Darling: Liza Wenger; Mr. Darling & Captain Hook: Ben Jacoby; Smee: Matthew J. Harris; Tiger Lily: Amy Patierno; Jane: Elaine Gutierrez. Lost Boys: Sabrina Peterson; Victoria Rutledge; Emily Kaplan; Emily Dey, Natalie Kent; Gina Rybarczyk; Diane Slutzky. Warrior Dancers: Mari Chan; Eden Fabbo; Victoria Fox; Magda O'Connell; Anna Robilotta; Ashley Rutledge. Warrior Chorus: Brittney Bullock; Evelyn Fanneron, Alexandra Flanagan; Judith Garber; Erica Welner; Larissa Wohl. Director: Michael Healy; Vocal Music Director: James Imhoff; Instrumental Director: Chuck May; Choreography: Bethany...
published: 17 Nov 2012 -
Backstage at 2004 Peter Pan Columbia High School, Maplewood, NJ
See the performance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6yIIzxgJ_o CAST Peter Pan: Megan MacPhee; Wendy: Jeanna Philips; John: Sami Yenigun; Liza and Crocodile: Rebecca Chabrow; Michael: Aaron Martin; Nana: Matthew Lieberman; Mrs. Darling: Liza Wenger; Mr. Darling & Captain Hook: Ben Jacoby; Smee: Matthew J. Harris; Tiger Lily: Amy Patierno; Jane: Elaine Gutierrez. Lost Boys: Sabrina Peterson; Victoria Rutledge; Emily Kaplan; Emily Dey, Natalie Kent; Gina Rybarczyk; Diane Slutzky. Warrior Dancers: Mari Chan; Eden Fabbo; Victoria Fox; Magda O'Connell; Anna Robilotta; Ashley Rutledge. Warrior Chorus: Brittney Bullock; Evelyn Fanneron, Alexandra Flanagan; Judith Garber; Erica Welner; Larissa Wohl. Director: Michael Healy; Vocal Music Director: James Imhoff; Instrumental Director: Chuck May; Ch...
published: 02 Sep 2014 -
As You Like It
A duke usurps his brother's land and power, banishing him and his retinue into the forest of Arden. The banished duke's daughter, Rosalind, remains with her cousin Celia. She has fallen in love with Orlando, but he has his own tyrannical brother to contend with, so he joins those in the forest. Rosalind, now banished, disguises herself as a young man, with Celia as her servant, and follows Orlando into the forest. There, nature stirs love's fires in various rustics as well as in those from the court. Phebe, a shepherdess loved by Silvius, is herself smitten with the disguised Rosalind. Can true love find a way, and can brothers be reconciled and harmony restored? Visit www.WatchandLaugh.com for more TV and Movies
published: 10 Feb 2012
The Plank (1967) - Eric Sykes - Tommy Cooper
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 43:30
- Updated: 16 Jun 2016
- views: 98
The Plank is a 1967 British slapstick comedy short film made by Associated London Films. It follows the misadventures of two builders who require a floorboard. ...
The Plank is a 1967 British slapstick comedy short film made by Associated London Films. It follows the misadventures of two builders who require a floorboard. It was written and directed by Eric Sykes, and produced by Jon Penington. The story was based on an episode of Eric Sykes' BBC comedy series Sykes and a... from 1964, called 'Sykes and A Plank'.
Although not strictly a silent film, it is unusual in having little dialogue; instead, the film is punctuated by grunts, other vocal noises and sound effects.
The cast features many of the top comedians and comic actors of the time.
After one of the characters uses the last floorboard for heating, the two hapless carpenters have to buy a replacement. They return to the house with the plank on top of a Morris Eight Series E, but the journey is fraught with unexpected difficulties.
The film is a series of "plank jokes" elaborating on the "man with a plank" slapstick routine seen in vaudeville and silent films, and adding new ones. For instance, at one point the plank is tied to the top of the car and projects backward into the open back of a large van. A man (played by Roy Castle) enters the back of the van and sits down. The van drives away, leaving him suspended in mid-air sitting on the end of the plank.
Cast
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Eric Sykes
Tommy Cooper
Jimmy Edwards
Roy Castle
Jimmy Tarbuck
Anna Carteret
John Junkin
Bill Oddie as Window Cleaner
Stratford Johns as Station Sergeant
Graham Stark as Amorous Van Driver
Jim Dale as House Painter
Hattie Jacques
Rex Garner
Libby Morris
Ronnie Brody
Johnny Speight
Thomas Gallagher
Howard Douglas
Kenny Lynch
Joan Young
Barney Gilbraith
Clovissa Newcombe
Dermot Kelly
and The Cat
The plank itself was sold at auction in December 2011 for £1,050.
wn.com/The Plank (1967) Eric Sykes Tommy Cooper
The Plank is a 1967 British slapstick comedy short film made by Associated London Films. It follows the misadventures of two builders who require a floorboard. It was written and directed by Eric Sykes, and produced by Jon Penington. The story was based on an episode of Eric Sykes' BBC comedy series Sykes and a... from 1964, called 'Sykes and A Plank'.
Although not strictly a silent film, it is unusual in having little dialogue; instead, the film is punctuated by grunts, other vocal noises and sound effects.
The cast features many of the top comedians and comic actors of the time.
After one of the characters uses the last floorboard for heating, the two hapless carpenters have to buy a replacement. They return to the house with the plank on top of a Morris Eight Series E, but the journey is fraught with unexpected difficulties.
The film is a series of "plank jokes" elaborating on the "man with a plank" slapstick routine seen in vaudeville and silent films, and adding new ones. For instance, at one point the plank is tied to the top of the car and projects backward into the open back of a large van. A man (played by Roy Castle) enters the back of the van and sits down. The van drives away, leaving him suspended in mid-air sitting on the end of the plank.
Cast
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Eric Sykes
Tommy Cooper
Jimmy Edwards
Roy Castle
Jimmy Tarbuck
Anna Carteret
John Junkin
Bill Oddie as Window Cleaner
Stratford Johns as Station Sergeant
Graham Stark as Amorous Van Driver
Jim Dale as House Painter
Hattie Jacques
Rex Garner
Libby Morris
Ronnie Brody
Johnny Speight
Thomas Gallagher
Howard Douglas
Kenny Lynch
Joan Young
Barney Gilbraith
Clovissa Newcombe
Dermot Kelly
and The Cat
The plank itself was sold at auction in December 2011 for £1,050.
- published: 16 Jun 2016
- views: 98
Pamlico Hurricanes vs East Carteret - Game Two
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 24:31
- Updated: 17 Sep 2015
- views: 7
Second game between Pamlico Hurricanes and East Carteret.
Varsity Coach
Coach Girard
Roster
Alexis Hawkins #11
Anna Rice #8
Cheryl Thomas #21
Laichelle Spa...
Second game between Pamlico Hurricanes and East Carteret.
Varsity Coach
Coach Girard
Roster
Alexis Hawkins #11
Anna Rice #8
Cheryl Thomas #21
Laichelle Sparrow #5
Meg Anderson #13
Micah Dietz #19
Hydia Davis #14
Shawnteirra Horne #22
Shiquies Branch #1
Zyaja Mattocks #4
wn.com/Pamlico Hurricanes Vs East Carteret Game Two
Second game between Pamlico Hurricanes and East Carteret.
Varsity Coach
Coach Girard
Roster
Alexis Hawkins #11
Anna Rice #8
Cheryl Thomas #21
Laichelle Sparrow #5
Meg Anderson #13
Micah Dietz #19
Hydia Davis #14
Shawnteirra Horne #22
Shiquies Branch #1
Zyaja Mattocks #4
- published: 17 Sep 2015
- views: 7
Mind Reels-EPS22-The Ladies of SEED
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 47:31
- Updated: 02 Jul 2013
- views: 643
Join Tim and Sue with Amanda Brugel, Stephanie Anne Mills, Laura de Carteret and Carrie-Lynn Neales. The Girls of SEED.
Join Tim and Sue with Amanda Brugel, Stephanie Anne Mills, Laura de Carteret and Carrie-Lynn Neales. The Girls of SEED.
wn.com/Mind Reels Eps22 The Ladies Of Seed
Join Tim and Sue with Amanda Brugel, Stephanie Anne Mills, Laura de Carteret and Carrie-Lynn Neales. The Girls of SEED.
- published: 02 Jul 2013
- views: 643
musical peter pan LAZZARETTO
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- Duration: 37:21
- Updated: 18 Jun 2013
- views: 81
BAMBINI DI LAZZARETTO ESIBIZIONE PER LA FESTA DEL GIOVANNINO DEL 16 GIUGNO, 2013 INSEGNANTE ANNA FAZZINO E AIUTANTE LORENA
BAMBINI DI LAZZARETTO ESIBIZIONE PER LA FESTA DEL GIOVANNINO DEL 16 GIUGNO, 2013 INSEGNANTE ANNA FAZZINO E AIUTANTE LORENA
wn.com/Musical Peter Pan Lazzaretto
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE - The Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare - Full audiobook
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- Duration: 144:54
- Updated: 19 Jan 2014
- views: 3006
The Merchant of Venice by William SHAKESPEARE (1554 - 1616). Full audiobook.
William Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice was probably written between 1596 and...
The Merchant of Venice by William SHAKESPEARE (1554 - 1616). Full audiobook.
William Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice was probably written between 1596 and 1598, and was printed with the comedies in the First Folio of 1623. Bassanio, an impoverished gentleman, uses the credit of his friend, the merchant Antonio, to borrow money from a wealthy Jew, Shylock.
Antonio pledges to pay Shylock a pound of flesh if he defaults on the loan, which Bassanio will use to woo a rich heiress, Portia. A subplot concerns the elopement of Shylock's daughter Jessica with a Christian, Bassanio's friend Lorenzo.
In its focus on love and marriage, the play shares certain concerns with Shakespeare's other comedies. Yet its depiction of the tensions between Jews and Christians in early modern Venice - and its highly dramatic trial scene in Act 4 - create darker currents in the play.
(Summary by Elizabeth Klett)
Cast:
Duke of Venice: Filippo Gioachin
Prince of Morocco: Mark F. Smith
Prince of Arragon: David Nicol
Antonio: David O'Connell
Bassanio: mb
Salanio: Rosalind Wills
Salarino: Laurie Anne Walden
Gratiano: David Leeson
Lorenzo: Aaron Elliott
Shylock: etk
Tubal: Carolyn Frances
Launcelot Gobbo: L. Lambert Lawson
Old Gobbo: David Lawrence
Leonardo: Laurie Anne Walden
Balthasar: David Lawrence
Stephano: Lucy Perry
Portia: Arielle Lipshaw
Nerissa: Megan Kunkel
Jessica: Elizabeth Klett
Clerk in court: Ernst Pattynama
Portia's servant: Joshua B. Christensen
Narrator: Dennis Sayers
Time Act
0:00:00 Dramatis Personae read by Elizabeth Klett
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0:27:38 Act II
1:05:42 Act III
1:42:00 Act IV
2:08:04 Act V
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The Merchant of Venice by William SHAKESPEARE (1554 - 1616). Full audiobook.
William Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice was probably written between 1596 and 1598, and was printed with the comedies in the First Folio of 1623. Bassanio, an impoverished gentleman, uses the credit of his friend, the merchant Antonio, to borrow money from a wealthy Jew, Shylock.
Antonio pledges to pay Shylock a pound of flesh if he defaults on the loan, which Bassanio will use to woo a rich heiress, Portia. A subplot concerns the elopement of Shylock's daughter Jessica with a Christian, Bassanio's friend Lorenzo.
In its focus on love and marriage, the play shares certain concerns with Shakespeare's other comedies. Yet its depiction of the tensions between Jews and Christians in early modern Venice - and its highly dramatic trial scene in Act 4 - create darker currents in the play.
(Summary by Elizabeth Klett)
Cast:
Duke of Venice: Filippo Gioachin
Prince of Morocco: Mark F. Smith
Prince of Arragon: David Nicol
Antonio: David O'Connell
Bassanio: mb
Salanio: Rosalind Wills
Salarino: Laurie Anne Walden
Gratiano: David Leeson
Lorenzo: Aaron Elliott
Shylock: etk
Tubal: Carolyn Frances
Launcelot Gobbo: L. Lambert Lawson
Old Gobbo: David Lawrence
Leonardo: Laurie Anne Walden
Balthasar: David Lawrence
Stephano: Lucy Perry
Portia: Arielle Lipshaw
Nerissa: Megan Kunkel
Jessica: Elizabeth Klett
Clerk in court: Ernst Pattynama
Portia's servant: Joshua B. Christensen
Narrator: Dennis Sayers
Time Act
0:00:00 Dramatis Personae read by Elizabeth Klett
0:02:19 Act I
0:27:38 Act II
1:05:42 Act III
1:42:00 Act IV
2:08:04 Act V
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Safe Dating: Developing Healthy Relationships from the Start | Steve Adubato | Caucus NJ
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Every year, one in four adolescents in the United States reports verbal, physical or emotional abuse from a dating partner. "Safe Dates" is a school-based curri...
Every year, one in four adolescents in the United States reports verbal, physical or emotional abuse from a dating partner. "Safe Dates" is a school-based curriculum specifically designed to help stem this epidemic. This panel explores who is at risk, why, and how this program can help.
Guests include: Dara Jarosz, "Safe Dates" Clinician, National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, Middlesex County; Kristin B. Schubert, MPH, Senior Program Officer, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; Julia Leonardo, Freshman, Berkeley College, Attended "Safe Dates" classes, 10th & 11th grade, Carteret High School; Chavonne Perotte, DrPH, Executive Director, Princeton Center for Leadership Training
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Every year, one in four adolescents in the United States reports verbal, physical or emotional abuse from a dating partner. "Safe Dates" is a school-based curriculum specifically designed to help stem this epidemic. This panel explores who is at risk, why, and how this program can help.
Guests include: Dara Jarosz, "Safe Dates" Clinician, National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, Middlesex County; Kristin B. Schubert, MPH, Senior Program Officer, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; Julia Leonardo, Freshman, Berkeley College, Attended "Safe Dates" classes, 10th & 11th grade, Carteret High School; Chavonne Perotte, DrPH, Executive Director, Princeton Center for Leadership Training
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2004 Peter Pan Columbia High School, Maplewood, NJ - Starring Megan MacPhee
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PETER PAN: Megan MacPhee; WENDY: Jeanna Philips; JOHN: Sami Yenigun; LIZA AND CROS: Rebecca Chabrow; MIC...
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PETER PAN: Megan MacPhee; WENDY: Jeanna Philips; JOHN: Sami Yenigun; LIZA AND CROS: Rebecca Chabrow; MICHAEL: Aaron Martin; Nana: Matthew Lieberman; Mrs. Darling: Liza Wenger; Mr. Darling & Captain Hook: Ben Jacoby; Smee: Matthew J. Harris; Tiger Lily: Amy Patierno; Jane: Elaine Gutierrez. Lost Boys: Sabrina Peterson; Victoria Rutledge; Emily Kaplan; Emily Dey, Natalie Kent; Gina Rybarczyk; Diane Slutzky. Warrior Dancers: Mari Chan; Eden Fabbo; Victoria Fox; Magda O'Connell; Anna Robilotta; Ashley Rutledge. Warrior Chorus: Brittney Bullock; Evelyn Fanneron, Alexandra Flanagan; Judith Garber; Erica Welner; Larissa Wohl.
Director: Michael Healy; Vocal Music Director: James Imhoff; Instrumental Director: Chuck May; Choreography: Bethany Pettigrew, Tricia Mitchell; Costumes: Miriam Russoniello, Carolyn Moran; Technical Director: Tom Jeron.
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*** CAST ***
PETER PAN: Megan MacPhee; WENDY: Jeanna Philips; JOHN: Sami Yenigun; LIZA AND CROS: Rebecca Chabrow; MICHAEL: Aaron Martin; Nana: Matthew Lieberman; Mrs. Darling: Liza Wenger; Mr. Darling & Captain Hook: Ben Jacoby; Smee: Matthew J. Harris; Tiger Lily: Amy Patierno; Jane: Elaine Gutierrez. Lost Boys: Sabrina Peterson; Victoria Rutledge; Emily Kaplan; Emily Dey, Natalie Kent; Gina Rybarczyk; Diane Slutzky. Warrior Dancers: Mari Chan; Eden Fabbo; Victoria Fox; Magda O'Connell; Anna Robilotta; Ashley Rutledge. Warrior Chorus: Brittney Bullock; Evelyn Fanneron, Alexandra Flanagan; Judith Garber; Erica Welner; Larissa Wohl.
Director: Michael Healy; Vocal Music Director: James Imhoff; Instrumental Director: Chuck May; Choreography: Bethany Pettigrew, Tricia Mitchell; Costumes: Miriam Russoniello, Carolyn Moran; Technical Director: Tom Jeron.
"Playbill" for this Production: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0KkyOGvv-bWdE50cjVnd05NWkk/edit?usp=sharing
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Backstage at 2004 Peter Pan Columbia High School, Maplewood, NJ
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CAST
Peter Pan: Megan MacPhee; Wendy: Jeanna Philips; John: Sami Yenigun; Liza and Crocodile: Rebecca Chabrow; Michael: Aaron Martin; Nana: Matthew Lieberman; Mrs. Darling: Liza Wenger; Mr. Darling & Captain Hook: Ben Jacoby; Smee: Matthew J. Harris; Tiger Lily: Amy Patierno; Jane: Elaine Gutierrez. Lost Boys: Sabrina Peterson; Victoria Rutledge; Emily Kaplan; Emily Dey, Natalie Kent; Gina Rybarczyk; Diane Slutzky. Warrior Dancers: Mari Chan; Eden Fabbo; Victoria Fox; Magda O'Connell; Anna Robilotta; Ashley Rutledge. Warrior Chorus: Brittney Bullock; Evelyn Fanneron, Alexandra Flanagan; Judith Garber; Erica Welner; Larissa Wohl.
Director: Michael Healy; Vocal Music Director: James Imhoff; Instrumental Director: Chuck May; Choreography: Bethany Pettigrew, Tricia Mitchell; Costumes: Miriam Russoniello, Carolyn Moran; Technical Director: Tom Jeron.
"Playbill" for this Production: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0KkyOGvv-bWdE50cjVnd05NWkk/edit?usp=sharing
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See the performance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6yIIzxgJ_o
CAST
Peter Pan: Megan MacPhee; Wendy: Jeanna Philips; John: Sami Yenigun; Liza and Crocodile: Rebecca Chabrow; Michael: Aaron Martin; Nana: Matthew Lieberman; Mrs. Darling: Liza Wenger; Mr. Darling & Captain Hook: Ben Jacoby; Smee: Matthew J. Harris; Tiger Lily: Amy Patierno; Jane: Elaine Gutierrez. Lost Boys: Sabrina Peterson; Victoria Rutledge; Emily Kaplan; Emily Dey, Natalie Kent; Gina Rybarczyk; Diane Slutzky. Warrior Dancers: Mari Chan; Eden Fabbo; Victoria Fox; Magda O'Connell; Anna Robilotta; Ashley Rutledge. Warrior Chorus: Brittney Bullock; Evelyn Fanneron, Alexandra Flanagan; Judith Garber; Erica Welner; Larissa Wohl.
Director: Michael Healy; Vocal Music Director: James Imhoff; Instrumental Director: Chuck May; Choreography: Bethany Pettigrew, Tricia Mitchell; Costumes: Miriam Russoniello, Carolyn Moran; Technical Director: Tom Jeron.
"Playbill" for this Production: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0KkyOGvv-bWdE50cjVnd05NWkk/edit?usp=sharing
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As You Like It
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A duke usurps his brother's land and power, banishing him and his retinue into the forest of Arden. The banished duke's daughter, Rosalind, remains with her cou...
A duke usurps his brother's land and power, banishing him and his retinue into the forest of Arden. The banished duke's daughter, Rosalind, remains with her cousin Celia. She has fallen in love with Orlando, but he has his own tyrannical brother to contend with, so he joins those in the forest. Rosalind, now banished, disguises herself as a young man, with Celia as her servant, and follows Orlando into the forest. There, nature stirs love's fires in various rustics as well as in those from the court. Phebe, a shepherdess loved by Silvius, is herself smitten with the disguised Rosalind. Can true love find a way, and can brothers be reconciled and harmony restored?
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A duke usurps his brother's land and power, banishing him and his retinue into the forest of Arden. The banished duke's daughter, Rosalind, remains with her cousin Celia. She has fallen in love with Orlando, but he has his own tyrannical brother to contend with, so he joins those in the forest. Rosalind, now banished, disguises herself as a young man, with Celia as her servant, and follows Orlando into the forest. There, nature stirs love's fires in various rustics as well as in those from the court. Phebe, a shepherdess loved by Silvius, is herself smitten with the disguised Rosalind. Can true love find a way, and can brothers be reconciled and harmony restored?
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The Merchant of Venice(1974) p7/14 Laurence Olivier+Joan Plowright+Anna Carteret etc
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The Plank (1967) - Eric Sykes - Tommy Cooper
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2004 Peter Pan Columbia High School, Maplewood, NJ - Starring Megan MacPhee
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NEW YORK (AP) — An explosion in a crowded Manhattan neighborhood on Saturday night left 29 people injured, and authorities said a second nearby site was also being investigated. Mayor Bill de Blasio called the blast an "intentional act," but said there was no terrorist connection. "Tonight, New York City experienced a very bad incident," de Blasio said at a news conference near the scene in Chelsea ... " ... Police spokesman J ... In St ... ___ ... ....
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A UFO enthusiast has claimed to have discovered what appears to be an “abandoned spaceship” on Mars. And that’s not all. The supposed craft, captured in a NASA Mars photo, has strange markings in the manner of hieroglyphs on its surface that the enthusiast believes could very well be a form of alien writing ... UFOmania described the object ... Scott C ... One commenter insisted all that was discovered was a rock....
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Donald Trump has threatened to sue the New York Times. In a tweet on Saturday night, the Republican nominee for president wrote. “My lawyers want to sue the failing @nytimes so badly for irresponsible intent. I said no (for now), but they are watching. Really disgusting.”. The tweet marks Mr Trump’s latest attack on the press although litigation is unlikely to succeed ... Trump proposes disarming Clinton guards ... ADVERTISEMENT ... The Guardian ... ....
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US accuses Russia of 'grandstanding' over deadly Syria air strikes
Edit The Guardian 18 Sep 2016
Moscow’s decision to call a UN security council meeting to discuss US-led strikes that killed Syrian soldiers was ‘cynical’. The United States has accused Russia of grandstanding by calling a UN security council meeting to discuss coalition air strikes in Syria, which Moscow said killed dozens of Syrian soldiers and could endanger a truce deal ... UN security council to hold emergency meeting on US air strikes in Syria. Read more ... ....
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[VIDEO] Humpback Whales Interrupt Man Doing Pushups On His Kayak
Edit WorldNews.com 16 Sep 2016
The challenge asks participants to complete 22 pushups for 22 days.Pelayo was switching it up a little bit by performing his pushups on a kayak in the middle of the ocean off Grover Beach near San Luis Obispo, California....
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Anna Duggar Appears To Have Black Eye, Busted Lip In New Picture: What Went Down?
Edit Inquisitr 18 Sep 2016
Now a new picture on Facebook that the Duggar family shared has everyone talking about what is going on with Anna Duggar. In this photo, people are seeing what looks like possibly a black eye and a busted lip on Anna ... Nobody really knows what happened to Anna, but some fans are feeling like there is something going on ... There is no reason to think that if Josh and Anna got into a fight the Duggar family would tell anyone about it....
Cancer Blogger Anna Swabey, 25, Dies On Day Before Her Wedding, Tributes Pour In
Edit Inquisitr 18 Sep 2016
Not long after the diagnosis, in which she was told that she had a maximum of three years to live, Anna Swabey launched her blog Inside My Head where she wrote about her experiences and struggles with the disease ... Bell, 26, knew of Anna’s brain tumor right from the start ... Anna, a former York College and Mount School student, underwent biopsy in August and was told her tumor had progressed to Grade 4....
Kanye and Anna Wintour have a falling out on the FROW over North’s tantrums
Edit Belfast Telegraph 18 Sep 2016
Relations between Anna Wintour and Kanye West have reportedly cooled. Share Kanye and Anna Wintour have a falling out on the FROW over North’s tantrums ... Relations between Anna Wintour and Kanye West have reportedly cooled. http.//www.independent.ie/style/celebrity/kanye-and-anna-wintour-have-a-falling-out-on-the-frow-over-norths-tantrums-35058125.html....
Welcome back, Wardlaw-Hartridge students!
Edit NJ dot com 18 Sep 2016
Wardlaw-Hartridge School senior class president Allison Haley of Colonia, left, Zishan Sajid of Carteret, Michelle Afflu of Edison, Learta Bajqinovci of Roselle Park, Carlin ......
Kanye and Anna Wintour fall out on the FROW
Edit Belfast Telegraph 18 Sep 2016
Bosom fashion buddies they may be, but it seems that Kanye West and Anna Wintour's friendship has hit a bump in the road. Relations between Anna Wintour and Kanye West have reportedly cooled ... During one of North's freak outs when even mum Kim failed to calm her down, Anna was seen staring dead ahead, as the child was removed by a nanny, and is now said to have warned Kanye, "enough is enough"....
‘Frozen 2’ Voice Actress Idina Menzel Does Not Believe that a Gay Elsa Would Happen But Happy that the Conversations About it is Happening!
Edit Master Herald 18 Sep 2016
Unlike her sister Princess Anna, Queen Elsa of Arendelle did not have a romantic pair in the most successful animated movie of all time, “Frozen,” when it was released to global theaters in November 2013 ... The latest rumors about “Frozen 2” are saying that it would feature a sibling rivalry between Queen Elsa and Princess Anna ... Accordingly, Anna will ......
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Blessings of being caregiver
Edit Worcester Telegram 18 Sep 2016
Anna Fitzgerald's mom had always cared for her, but after undergoing surgery, Anna found herself in the role of caregiver. With the tables turned, Anna gained a new appreciation for their relationship and the simple pleasures in life. She shares her story, "Like Mother, Like Daughter," in our book about family caregivers. She writes.I can still remember the day my mother came home from the hospital after her first operation ... ....
Commentary: When states work together for the good of all
Edit Philadelphia Daily News 18 Sep 2016
Pat Browne. is a Republican state senator from Lehigh County, chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee, and a certified public accountant and tax attorney. In 1834, nearly two centuries after the Duke of York conveyed the land and water of the present state of New Jersey to Lord Berkeley and Sir George Carteret, the U.S ... ....
‘Missing’ beauty queen escaped to New York to flee her husband
Edit New York Post 18 Sep 2016
On Thursday, Anna Zaiachkivska — the 5-foot-11 Miss Ukraine 2013 — turned heads on Sixth Avenue, strutting through Midtown like she owned the place. In the 24-year-old’s mind, she does ... Social media photo of Anna Zaiachkivska and Gianluca Cervara ... He grabbed me by the neck and threw me on the floor.’ - Anna Zaiachkivska ... (Zaiachkivska won’t say where, out of fear Cervara will track her down.) Anna ZaiachkivskaPhoto ... ....
'Park': San Sebastian Review
Edit Screen Daily 18 Sep 2016
He starts a relationship with Anna (Vlagkopoulou), one of the girls who hangs out on the edge of the boys’ group, a relationship that begins with rough sex and moves towards some kind of tenderness ... Dingy beach resorts where foreigners come for cheap booze-filled holidays populate the film’s second section, in which Anna fades into the background....
High School Highlights for Sept. 17
Edit Springfield News-Sun 18 Sep 2016
Elijah Malcolm ran in 5 touchdowns and Dawson Martin added 2 more to help Belmont defeat Aiken 56-30 in high school football on Saturday ... Martin had a 13-yard TD run in the third and a 44-yard TD in the fourth ... Meadowdale 14, Shroder 7 ... Boys Golf ... Boys Soccer ... Anna 12, Lincolnview 0. Adrienne Endsley and Taylor Kauffman each chipped in 3 goals for Anna ... Anna 35, New Bremen 12 ... 28 ... St ... 0 ... Anna 12, Lincolnview 0 ... Anna 397; 11 ... Anna 143; 6 ... Anna 652....
Rallies across India seek stronger animal protection laws
Edit The Times of India 18 Sep 2016
MUMBAI ... The multiple venues event was done under the common banner, India Unites for Animals ... He added that leaders such as Anna Hazare, Poonam Mahajan, Priya Dutt; and also celebs like Sonakshi Sinha, Kapil Sharma among others have shown support for this cause by sending text and video messages ... Anna Hazare in his video appeal said that "every being has a soul in them. Sometimes I see people being cruel to animals ... RELATED....
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