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A Dorothy L. Sayers Mystery: Gaudy Night

BBC Two
on BBC Two England

Dramatised in three parts by PHILIP BROADLEY starring and with Richard Morant and Sheila Burrell
1: Harriet Vane is invited to the annual 'gaudy' of her old Oxford college. Had she realised what disturbing and dangerous events awaited, she would scarcely have returned.
Music composed and arranged by JOSEPH HOROVITZ
Designer BARBARA GOSNOLD Producer MICHAEL CHAPMAN Director MICHAEL SIMPSON
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Contributors

Unknown:
Philip Broadley
Unknown:
Richard Morant
Unknown:
Sheila Burrell
Unknown:
Harriet Vane
Arranged By:
Joseph Horovitz
Designer:
Barbara Gosnold
Producer:
Michael Chapman
Director:
Michael Simpson
Lord Peter Wimsey:
Edward Petherbridge
Harriet Vane:
Harriet Walter
Miss Chilperic:
Nina Edwards
Bunter:
Richard Morant
Miss Martin:
Carol MacReady
Carrie Sadler:
Eileen Bell
Dr Baring:
Sheila Burrell
Miss Burrows:
Caroline John
Miss Lydgate:
Merelina Kendall
Miss Hillyard:
Charmian May
Miss Barton:
Auriol Smith
Miss Pyke:
Charlotte West-Oram
Miss Devine:
Dilys Hamlett
Padgett:
Desmond McNamara
Betty Armstrong:
Mary Keegan
Dorothy Collins:
Penelope Beaumont
Annie Wilson:
Lavinia Bertram
Emily:
Jacqueline Morgan
Actor:
Shrewsbury Graduates:
Thin guest:
Clare Byam Shaw
Plump guest:
Rosemary Smith
'Eton-cropped' guest:
Clare Clifford
Gossipy guest:
Rebecca Burrill
Miss Henderson:
Susan Bovell
Source: Radio Times

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