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Parnell and the Englishwoman

on BBC Two England

The last part in the historical Irish drama written by Hugh Leonard. Starring Trevor Eve
Francesca Annis
David Robb
The Reckoning. 'Tim Healy is in Kilkenny. He swears he will drive you to the grave or to the asylum'. Irish Home Rule is still identified with Parnell despite the scandal surrounding his divorce case. As Katharine looks forward to quiet married life and Parnell to freedom for his country, his enemies anticipate his downfall.
Solo flute: James Galway. Producer Terry Coles Director John Bruce
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Contributors

Written By:
Hugh Leonard.
Unknown:
Francesca Annis
Unknown:
David Robb
Unknown:
Tim Healy
Flute:
James Galway.
Producer:
Terry Coles
Director:
John Bruce
Charles Stewart Parnell:
Trevor Eve
Katharine O'Shea:
Francesca Annis
William O'Shea:
David Robb
Mr Gladstone:
Robert Lang
Timothy Healy:
Lorcan Cranitch
Justin McCarthy:
T P McKenna
Joseph Biggar:
Conor Evans
John Dillon:
Jack Walsh
TPO'Connor:
James Curran
Thomas Sexton:
Stanley Townsend
Henry Harrison:
Dermod Moore
John Redmond:
Kevin Wallace
Michael Davitt:
Llam de Staic
Eileen:
Emer McCourt
Sir Edward Clarke:
Roger Brierley
Judge Butt:
Ralph Nossek
Frank Lockwood:
Roger Milner
Caroline Pethers:
Amanda Murray
Sir Henry Thompson:
Frederick Treves
John Morley:
Gareth Armstrong
Morley's colleague:
Mike Strobel
Irish Party MPs:
Anthony Pedley
Irish Party MPs:
Christopher Dunne
Irish Party MPs:
Seamus Moran
Irish Party MPs:
David Movlan
Irish Party MPs:
John Gunnery
Priest:
Fintan McEown
Peasants:
Martin Dunne
Peasants:
John Quinn
Heckler:
Colum Gallivan

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