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The Love Girl and the Innocent

on BBC One London

by Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Translated by Nicholas Bethell and David Burg
A Play of the Month presentation
Starring David Leland as Nemov, Gabrielle Lloyd as Lyuba

Set in a Soviet labour camp in 1945, this play tells the story of Nemov, a trusting and naive army officer who has been sent to the camp from the front on charges of anti-Soviet agitation, and Lyuba, a girl prisoner who is driven to evade the struggle for survival by sleeping around with the camp officials and well-fixed prisoners.
The story of their love affair is set against the background of self-seeking squabbles and the fight for survival of other groups of internees.

The play was recorded in Norfolk.

Solzhenitsyn, the writer out In the cold: pages 66-71

Contributors

Author:
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Translated by:
Nicholas Bethell
Translated by:
David Burg
Videotape Editor:
Howard Dell
Make-up:
Jean McMillan
Costumes:
Reg Samuel
Producer:
Cedric Messina
Director:
Alan Clarke
Nemov:
David Leland
Lyuba:
Gabrielle Lloyd
Khomich:
Richard Durden
Gurvich:
Patrick Stewart
Brylov:
Allan Surtees
Yakhimchuk:
Michael Poole
Gai:
Barry Jackson
Chegenyov:
John Kane
Granya:
Barbara Hickmott
Shurochka:
Theresa Watson
Kolodey:
Alan Gerrard
Kostya:
Terence Davies
Mereshchun:
John Quarmby
Munitsa:
Jan Conrad
Chmuta:
Forbes Collins
Ovchukhov:
Reg Pritchard
Dorofeyev:
Hal Jeayes
Solomon:
Malcolm Hayes
Belobotnikov:
James Ottaway
Goldtooth:
Arthur Whybrow
Georgie:
Eric Mason
Lennie:
James Coyle
Vitka:
Edwin Finn
Fomin:
John Herrington
Gontoir:
George Cormack
Kaplyuzhnikov:
Len Maley
Visiting warder:
Peter Schofield
Dimka:
Jeffrey Chegwin
Angel:
Trevor Lawrence
Bella:
Violet Lee Own
Aga Mirza:
Robert Robinson
Pososhkov:
Vass Anderson
Escort Sergeant:
Anthony Brothers
Bath orderly:
William Ridoutt
Cook:
Michael Golden
Musician:
Alexis Chesnakov
First bricklayer:
David Ellison
First foreman:
Norman Ettlinger
First man:
Carl Forgione
First gangleader:
Peter Geddis
Machineshop foreman:
Brian Grellis
Accordionist:
Reg Hogarth
First woman:
Merelina Kendall
First student:
Lynne Preston
Goner:
Frank Seton
Smith foreman:
Ted Valentine

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