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Timothy Bateson in Good to be Alive by DAVID WHEELER
Leonard has been forced to retire early from his Civil Service job, and finds himself at a loose end in the seaside town where he lives. Loneliness could be depressing; ill-health could make things worse - but Leonard is an optimist at heart.
Directed by MARGARET ETALL
(A sequel to 'Leonard', broadcast in 1977)

Contributors

Unknown:
Timothy Bateson
Unknown:
David Wheeler
Directed By:
Margaret Etall
Leonard:
Timothy Bateson
Greta:
Tammy Ustinov
Heltie Hetherington:
Joan Miller
Dexter Booth:
Roger Hammond
Barman/Doctor:
Michael McStay
Personnel Manager:
Adrian Egan
Cafe assistant:
Hilda Kriseman
Hospital Sister:
Liza Flanagan
Nurse:
Jenny Twigge
Patient:
Martin Friend
Annie:
Margot Boyd
Source: Radio Times

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