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Play for Today: Just a Boys' Game

on BBC One London

by Peter McDougall
with Frankie Miller

Jake is brought up trying to emulate his grandfather whom he sees as a living legend, a ' hard man'. As the old man dies he destroys the legend and, ironically, the boy proves himself the hard man.
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Contributors

Writer:
Peter McDougall
Producer:
Richard Eyre
Director:
John Mackenzie
Jake McQuillen:
Frankie Miller
Dancer Dunnichy:
Ken Hutchison
Tanza:
Gregor Fisher
Grannie:
Jean Taylor Smith
Granda:
Hector Nicol
Jane:
Katherine Stark
Bella:
Jan Wilson
Mental Dan:
Jim Byars
Betty:
Gaylie Runciman
Betty's boyfriend:
James Morrison
Men entering pub:
Bill Riddoch
Men entering pub:
Alexander West
Mary, the barmaid:
Irene Sunters
Pub manager:
Martin Cochrane
Insulted girl:
Elaine Collins
Girl's boyfriend:
Freddie Boardley
Dunky McKafferty:
Billy Greenleas
Boy in loo:
Michael Malone
Young team boy:
Hamish Taylor
Young team boy:
Eddie Kane
Young team boy:
David Fulton
Young team boy:
Billy Faulds
Young team boy:
Douglas Sanachan
Young team boy:
Andrew Burns
Young team boy:
Jimmy Fisher
Group in pub:
The Cuban Heels
Man outside pub:
James Kennedy
Woman outside pub:
Myra Forsyth
Andy, the policeman:
David Voss
Archie, the policeman:
Peter Davidson
Man in close:
Jimmy Martin
Woman in close:
Katy Gardiner
Woman in grocer's:
Mairhi Russell
Willie, the foreman:
Jackie Farrell
Boy apprentice:
John Butterly
Toilet John:
Ken Henderson
Welder:
Campbell Morrison
Man on crane:
James Boyce
Bella's son:
Barry Malone
George in icecream van:
Billy Jeffrey
First man at Bella's:
John Murtagh
Second man at Bella's:
Johnny Adam
Man at snooker hall:
Ray Jeffrey
Man at garage:
David Anderson
Hettie at garage:
Eileen McCallum
Jake's mother:
Shenah Douglas
Jake's aunt:
Ivy Val
Uncle Willie:
Ron Paterson

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