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Ice Age by TANKRED DORST , translated by NEVILLE PLAICE AND STEPHEN PLAICE starring Anthony Quayle with Mike Gwilym , Joyce Redman Michael Williams
' You should have thrown the hand-grenade.' ' I've still got it!'
An unexpected stranger arrives at the old people's home in Norway where a famous writer is kept in confinement after the war. Should he be brought to trial for collaborating with the Nazis? Or will the young partisan carry through his original plan to kill him?
Sound JOHN HOLMES
Lighting JOHN SUMMERS Designer CHRIS PEMSEL
Script editor STUART GRIFFITHS Producer JAMES CELLAN JONES Director DAVID JONES

Contributors

Unknown:
Tankred Dorst
Translated By:
Neville Plaice
Translated By:
Stephen Plaice
Unknown:
Anthony Quayle
Unknown:
Mike Gwilym
Unknown:
Joyce Redman
Unknown:
Michael Williams
Unknown:
John Holmes
Unknown:
John Summers
Designer:
Chris Pemsel
Editor:
Stuart Griffiths
Producer:
James Cellan Jones
Director:
David Jones
Gardener:
Will Stampe
The Old Man:
Anthony Quayle
Housemaid:
Celia Imrie
Major's widow:
Phillada Sewell
Old spinster:
Aimée Delamain
Doctor's widow:
Ruby Head
Oswald:
Mike Gwilym
Professor Jenssen:
Patrick Godfrey
Paul:
Michael Williams
Pastor Holm:
Hubert Rees
Savings Bank manager:
Arnold Peters
Axel Reich:
David de Keyser
Vera:
Joyce Redman
Latvian cook:
Boris Isarov
Man with compass:
Clifford Mollison
Fat man:
Ken Parry
Lady in wheelchair:
Judith Nelmes
Sister of lady in wheelchair:
Janet Brandes
Man with monkey mask:
John Herrington
Elegant lady:
Anne Blake
Blind man:
Charles Bentley
The Colonel:
Llewellyn Rees
Berend:
Robert Henderson
Man with camera:
George CormacK
Kristian:
Gordon Gostelow

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