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Nicholas Nickleby

on BBC Two England

by CHARLES DICKENS
Dramatised in six parts by HUGH LEONARD. Part 4 starring Anthony Ainley
Peter Bourke , Derek Francis Derek Godfrey , Nigel Havers Robert James , Freddie Jones
Hilary Mason , Patricia Routledge
Kate has been driven to distraction by Hawk's unwanted attentions. Nicholas, now an actor with the Crummies Company in Ports-mouth, has received a worrying letter from Newman Noggs.
Producer BARRY LETTS
Director Christopher BARRY

Contributors

Unknown:
Hugh Leonard.
Unknown:
Anthony Ainley
Unknown:
Peter Bourke
Unknown:
Derek Francis
Unknown:
Derek Godfrey
Unknown:
Nigel Havers
Unknown:
Robert James
Unknown:
Freddie Jones
Unknown:
Hilary Mason
Unknown:
Patricia Routledge
Unknown:
Newman Noggs.
Producer:
Barry Letts
Director:
Christopher Barry
Smike:
Peter Bourke
Nicholas Nickleby:
Nigel Havers
Thomas Folair:
Peter Forbes-Robertson
Mrs Lenville:
Gloria Walker
Mr Lenville:
Tom Durham
Miss Snevellicci:
Joolia Cappleman
Mr Vincent Crummles:
Freddie Jones
Mrs Crummles:
Pauline Letts
Infant Phenomenon-:
Ann Hasson
Mr Snevellicci:
Raymond Young
Mr Lillyvick:
Edward Burnham
Miss Petowker:
Pauline Moran
Sir Mulberry Hawk:
Anthony Ainley
Lord Frederick Verisopht:
Nigel Hughes
Mr Pluck:
John Owens
Mr Pyke:
David Whitworth
Mr Alfred Mantalini:
Malcolm Reid
Newman Noggs:
Robert James
Ralph Nickleby:
Derek Godfrey
Mme Mantalini:
Patricia Routledge
Mrs Nickleby:
Hilary Mason
Kate Nickleby:
Kate Nicholls
Charles Cheeryble:
Raymond Mason
Wackford Squeers:
Derek Francis
Wackford Jr:
Denis Gilmore
Tim Linkinwater:
Preston Lockwood
Edwin Cheeryble:
John Hewer
Miss La Creevy:
Patsy Smart
Mr Snawley:
Ron Pember
Old gentleman:
Tony Sympson
Keeper:
Ken Parry
John Browdie:
Andrew McCulloch
Fanny Squeers:
Isabelle Amyes
Matilda Price:
Henrietta Baynes
Waiter:
Philip Trewinnard

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