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Jury

on BBC One London

A series in 13 episodes
Andrew meets student Jane, 25 years younger than he is. On impulse he asks her out. But what do they expect from each other?
Passion? Friendship? Romance? How is the relationship to move? 7: Andrew by PETER WHALLEY The Jurors:
Jury devised by KEN BLAKESON , ANDREW LYNCH , DAVE SIMPSON and PETER WHALLEY Script editor SALLY HEAD Designer GERRY SCOTT Producer COLIN TUCKER
Courtroom sequences directed by PETER DUGUID
Andrew's Story directed by LEONARD LEWIS * Subtitles on Ceefax page 170

Contributors

Unknown:
Peter Whalley
Unknown:
Ken Blakeson
Unknown:
Andrew Lynch
Unknown:
Dave Simpson
Unknown:
Peter Whalley
Editor:
Sally Head
Designer:
Gerry Scott
Producer:
Colin Tucker
Directed By:
Peter Duguid
Directed By:
Leonard Lewis
In:
Andrew's Story:
Andrew Cook:
William Gaunt
Margaret:
Jean Heywood
Jane:
Gabrielle Glaister
Jackie:
Sara Sugarman
Martyn:
Martin Clunes
Waiter:
Nadio Fortune
In:
the Court:
Judge:
Alan Judd
Prosecution counsel:
Sam Dastor
Defence counsel:
Hugh Ross
Donald Fleming:
Grant Cathro
Clerk of the court:
Bronwen Gray
Usher:
Roy Evans
Julian Spears:
Charles Shaughnessy
Mick Thompson:
Richard Piper
Elizabeth Robbins:
Angela Morant
Steve Jackson:
Steve Alder
Ann Coombes:
Margaret Whiting
John Bannister:
Desmond McNamara
Christine Cywinska:
Debbie Farrington
Louise Barrett:
Corinne Skinner-Carter
Gerald Sadler:
Hugh Lloyd
David Farrell:
David Simeon
Mary Matthews:
Gabrielle Lloyd

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