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A Woman Called Golda

on BBC One London

Ingrid Bergman stars in the first of a two-part screen biography of Golda Meir ; her last performance for which she won an Emmy Award. Also starring
Driven from their native Russia by pogroms, the Mabovitch family settled in Milwaukee, where Golda emerged as a lively young woman with a single-minded commitment to Socialist-Zionism. In 1921, that commitment led her and her husband, Morris Meyerson , to Palestine where she found her life's work.
For Golda, the years up to 1948 were marked by great happiness for the birth of Israel, and personal sadness when her marriage broke up. Written by HAROLD GAST and STEPHEN GETHERS
Produced by GENE CORMAN Directed by ALAN GIBSON (R) (Part 2 tomorrow at 1.50pm)

Contributors

Unknown:
Ingrid Bergman
Unknown:
Golda Meir
Unknown:
Morris Meyerson
Written By:
Harold Gast
Written By:
Stephen Gethers
Produced By:
Gene Corman
Directed By:
Alan Gibson
Young Golda:
Judy Davis
Morris Meyerson:
Leonard Nimoy
Lou Kaddar:
Anne Jackson
Ariel:
Jack Thompson
Sir Stuart Ross:
Anthony Bate
Stampler:
Ron Berglas
Mr Macy:
Bruce Boa
David Ben Gurion:
David De Keyser
Major Orde Wingate:
Barry Foster
King Abdullah:
Nigel Hawthorne
a journalist:
Louis Mahony

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