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The First Freedom

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on BBC One London

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"Freedom of speech and expression everywhere in the world" (Franklin D. Roosevelt January 6, 1941)

A factual account of the criminal proceedings in the Moscow Provincial Court on February 10, 1966 against Andrei Sinyavsky and Yuli Daniel under Article 70 of the Russian Criminal Code.

Translated from the Russian and told by Stuart Hood.

Contributors

Narrator/Translator:
Stuart Hood
Andrei Sinyavsky:
Arthur Hill
Yuli Daniel:
Lee Montague
Public Prosecutor:
Peter Vaughan
Judge:
Godfrey Quigley
Clerk of the Court:
John Ringham
Social Accuser:
Anne Blake
Social Accuser:
David Blake Kelly
Counsel for the Defence:
Carl Bernard
Usher:
John Garvin
People's Assessor:
Kathleen Heath
People's Assessor:
Leslie Pitt
Garbuzenko:
James Mellor
Khmelnitsky:
Walter Gotell
Petrov:
Jeffrey Segal
Elena Dokukina:
Daphne Slater
Golomshtok:
Peter Clay
Duvakin:
John Cazabon
Executive Producer:
Stephen Hearst
Producer/Director:
Christopher Burstall
Director (Scenes from Sinyavsky's story "Lyubimov"):
James Cellan Jones
[Actor] (Lyubimov):
George Roderick
[Actor] (Lyubimov):
Emrys James
[Actor] (Lyubimov):
Kenneth J. Warren
[Actor] (Lyubimov):
Peter Stephens
[Actor] (Lyubimov):
Aubrey Morris
[Actor] (Lyubimov):
Mischa De La Motte
[Actor] (Lyubimov):
Michael Mellinger
[Actor] (Lyubimov):
Gerald Harper
[Actor] (Lyubimov):
David Bauer
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