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Boys from the Blackstuff: Yosser's Story

on BBC Two England

by Alan Bleasdale
Among many other awards for this series of five screenplays, Alan Bleasdale won the BAFTA and Royal Television Society Awards for Television Writer of the Year, and Bernard Hill won the Broadcasting Guild Award and TV Times Award as Best Actor.

featuring Bernard Hill as Yosser Hughes with Jean Warren as Maureen and James Ellis as the Wino also with the participation of Graeme Souness and Sammy Lee

'Gizzajob.' 'I could do that.' Yosser's words became the catchphrases of a generation, shouted at politicians at political rallies, and goalkeepers at Anfield.
His character became the symbol of the unemployed of the 80s.

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Contributors

Writer:
Alan Bleasdale
Music:
Ilona Sekacz
Producer:
Michael Wearing
Director:
Philip Saville
Yosser Hughes:
Bernard Hill
Maureen:
Jean Warren
Jason Hughes:
Timothy Bleasdale
Anna Marie Hughes:
Tamana Bleasdale
Dustin Hughes:
Jamie Bleasdale
Chrissie:
Michael Angelis
Loggo Logmond:
Alan Igbon
George Malone:
Peter Kerrigan
Doctor:
Noreen Kershaw
Priest:
Straun Rodger
DOE clerk:
Christopher Quinn
Moey:
Peter Christian
School attendance officer:
Terry Butler
Health visitor:
Ina Clough
Pub manager:
Steve Faye
Electrician:
Joey Kaye
Rentman:
Nick Maloney
Morgan:
Lloyd Peters
Veronica:
Lesley Nightingale
Eviction man:
John Chegwin
Scarface policeman:
Harry Goodier
Hospital patient:
Dona Croll
Nosebleed policeman:
Andrew Schofield
Police driver:
Jimmy Culshaw
Himself:
Graeme Souness
Himself:
Sammy Lee

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