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War and Peace

on BBC One London

by LEO TOLSTOY dramatised in nine parts by JACK PULMAN Part 8
The Russians who were wounded at Borodino arrived back in Moscow and the city was evacuated, including the Rostov family who eventually fled to escape from the French. But instead of taking their furniture and belongings on the carts they were persuaded by Natasha to take wounded soldiers and, unknown to her, one of the soldiers was Andrei.
Pierre heard that Helene intended to divorce him and that Anatole was dead. He decided to stay in Moscow in order to assassinate Napoleon, but as Moscow began to burn, he was arrested by the French as an incendiary.
Cast in order of appearance:
Producer DAVID CONROY Director JOHN DAVIES
War and Peace, a RADIO TIMES SPECIAL, 25p post paid, available from [address removed]

Contributors

Unknown:
Jack Pulman
Producer:
David Conroy
Director:
John Davies
Andrei:
Alan Dobie
Timohin:
Roy Spencer
Countess Rostova:
Faith Brook
Count Rostov:
Rupert Davies
Natasha:
Morag Hood
Sonya:
Joanna David
Nikolai:
Sylvester Morand
Katerina Petrovna:
Mitzi Rogers
Nadia Galenkova:
Barbara Lott
The Governor:
Andrew Laurence
Petrov:
Brian Vaughan
Anna Malvintseva:
Jessica Spencer
Maria:
Angela Down
Nikolenka:
Toby Bridge
Pierre:
Anthony Hopkins
Russian boy:
Robin Langford
Prison Guard:
Jack Galloway
Marshal Davout:
Tony Steedman
French Captain:
Philip Lowrie
Platon Karatayev:
Barry Locke
French Corporal:
Tony Caunter
Laurent:
John Malcolm

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