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Screen Two: Insurance Man

on BBC Two England

by Alan Bennett

The story is told in flashback from the Prague of 1945 with the city on the brink of liberation by the Russians. A man hangs from a lamp-post. He has been fleeing from his pursuers and knocked at the door of a house.

(Feature: page 98 and Films: page 34)

Contributors

Writer:
Alan Bennett
Music composed by:
Ilona Sekacz
Conductor:
Harry Rabinowitz
Film Editor:
Ken Pearce
Designer:
Geoff Powell
Photography:
Nat Crosby
Producer:
Innes Lloyd
Director:
Richard Eyre
Franz:
Trevor Peacock
Doctor:
Alan MacNaughtan
Franz (young):
Robert Hines
Landlady:
Diana Hayworth
Old man in dyeworks:
Teddy Turner
Workmen:
Phil Hearne
Workmen:
Bernard Wrigley
Factory doctor:
Ronan Wilmot
Nurse:
Jill Frudd
Beatrice:
Katy Behean
Undermanager:
CJ Allen
Foreman:
Fred Gaunt
Christina:
Tessa Wojtczak
Christina's father:
Johnny Allen
Christina's mother:
Margo Stanley
Christina's grandmother:
Judith Nelmes
Christina's sister:
Fran O'Shea
Doorman:
Bill Moody
Lily:
Vivian Pickles
Enquiries clerk:
Guy Nicholls
Enquiries official:
Alan Starkey
Seamstress:
Charlotte Coleman
Collecting girl:
Oona Kirsch
Pohlmann:
Tony Haygarth
Gutling:
Jim Broadbent
Jam workman:
David Miller
Culick:
Hugh Fraser
Head-bandaged workman:
Ted Carroll
Head of department:
Nicholas Selby
Head clerk:
Richard Kane
Kafka:
Daniel Day-Lewis
Miss Weber:
Rosemary Martin
Butcher boy:
Lee Daley
Limping client:
John de Frates
Tall woman:
Richenda Carey
One-legged man:
Sam Kelly
Man without ear:
Kenny Ireland
Attendant in waiting room:
Ted Beyer
Bald man:
Iggy Navarro
Woman in waiting room:
Rosemary Chamney
Man in waiting room:
Peter Christian
Angry doctor:
Geoffrey Palmer
Thin doctor:
Ralph Nossek
Fat doctor:
Roger Hammond
Woman at tribunal:
Joanne Ellis
Franz's father:
Derry Power
Man with stomach hole:
Billy Moores
Young woman in medical school:
Deborah Langley
Kafka's brother-in-law:
Toby Salaman

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