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The Lifeboat: Troubled Waters

on BBC One London

If you live on the rugged Pembrokeshire coast, there are four emergency services: police, fire, ambulance and lifeboat.
Thus when Lynda La Plante was pondering a new action-packed drama, her thoughts turned to the RNLI. " was astonished at how many lives are saved - over a thousand a year," says the author of Prime Suspect and Civvies. "That's a hell of an amount of drama at sea."
This new nine-part series centres on the fictional lifeboat station of Penrhys, where the volunteers forget their troubled on-shore lives as each maritime crisis unfolds. In the first episode, Troubled Waters, the crew waits to hear if they will be awarded a new boat, and three youngsters sail off into danger.
(Stereo)
A Bloom Street production for BBCtv
See This Week page 6

Contributors

Writer:
Lynda La Plante
Producer:
Ruth Kenley-Letts
Director:
Karl Francis
Leslie Parry:
Brendan Gleeson
Pete Pugh:
Neil Royston
Geraint Gower:
Nicholas McGaughey
George Bibby:
Robert Blythe
David Thomas:
Humph James
Meryl Taylor:
Susan Flynn
Steve Bibby:
Andrew Howard
Rufus Myers Lloyd:
Peter Wingfield
Barry Mitchell:
Nigel Harrison
Ernie Hardy:
Martyn Ellis
Gwilym Davies:
Richard Lynch
Hughie Jones:
Karl Johnson
Edward Thorpe:
Tim Wylton
Barbara Bibby:
Melanie Kilburn
James Myers Lloyd:
Stefan Weclawek
Lady Myers Lloyd:
Judy Parfitt
Bronwen Pugh:
Sue Roderick
Phyllis Shore:
Ann Beach
Vera Parry:
Meg Wynn Owen

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