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C. P. Snow's Strangers and Brothers

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on BBC Two England

Dramatised in 13 parts by JULIAN BOND starring with
3: 1935. Lewis Eliot leaves the bar and takes up a part-time post at Francis Getliffe 's Cambridge college. When his friend Roy Calvert is considered for a Fellowship, Eliot gains his first insight into the world of college politics.
Cast in order of appearance:
Music by KENYON EMRYS -ROBERTS Film cameraman DAVID feig
Studio lighting PETER CATLETT Designer PAUL JOEL
Producer PHILIP HINCHCLIFFE Directed by RONALD WILSON

Contributors

Unknown:
Lewis Eliot
Unknown:
Francis Getliffe
Unknown:
Roy Calvert
Music By:
Kenyon Emrys
Unknown:
Peter Catlett
Designer:
Paul Joel
Producer:
Philip Hinchcliffe
Directed By:
Ronald Wilson
Lewis Eliot:
Shaughan Seymour
Roy Calvert:
Nigel Havers
Lady Muriel Royce:
Elizabeth Spriggs
Lord Boscastle:
Tony Britton
Lady Boscastle:
Joan Greenwood
Vernon Royce:
Frederick Treves
Rosalind Wykes:
Shirley Cassedy
Joan Royce:
Kathryn Pogson
Mrs Doris Seymour:
Peggy Ann Wood
Despard-Smith:
Peter Copley
Jago:
John Carson
Winslow:
Alan MacNaughtan
Nightingale:
John Quentin
Crawford:
Clifford Rose
Francis Getliffe:
Paul Hastings
Chrystal:
Jeffry Wickham
Arthur Brown:
John Grillo
Sir Oulstone Lyall:
Geoffrey Toone
Professor Siegel:
Jeffrey Segal
Chairman of the British Academy:
Morris Barry
Sheila Eliot:
Sheila Ruskin
Preston:
Maurice Quick
Source: Radio Times

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