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There is a shock in store for
Ingrid when Pilar makes a heartfelt confession, and Trish is in for a surprise when Alex tells her their destination.
Episode written by Emma Prentice
Series producer Corinne Hollingworth Director Geoff Feld
A Cinema Vehty/J D y T production for BBCtv

Contributors

Written By:
Emma Prentice
Producer:
Corinne Hollingworth
Director:
Geoff Feld
Pilar Moreno:
Sandra Sandri
Marcus Tandy:
Jesse Birdsall
Trine Svendsen:
Clare Wilkie
Lene Svendsen:
Nanna Moller
Per Svendsen:
Kim Romer
Gwen Lockhead:
Patricia Brake
DrewLockhead:
Campbell Morrison
Blair Lockhead:
Josh Nathan
Trish Valentine:
Polly Perkins
Joy Slater:
Leslee Udwin
Freddie Martin:
Roland Curram
Olive King:
Faith Kent
Ingrid Olsson:
Bo Corre
Roberto Fernandez:
Franco Rey
Rosario Fernandez:
Stella Maris
Maria Fernandez:
Maria Sanchez
Rosemary Webb:
Hilary Crane
Stanley Webb:
William Lucas
Alex Morris:
Derek Martin

The archive film footage moves on to 1965. Thejohnson years start in earnest as LBJ is voted leader of the pack. Sir Winston Churchill dies and is honoured with a state funeral.
John Winston Lennon publishes a book, and many people seem surprised that a pop star can write. P Proby splits his trousers once again, Rhodesia seeks independence from the Commonwealth and, in Los
Angeles, the suburb of Watts burns. The music includes the Righteous Brothers, Joan Baez , the Rolling Stones, Dave Berry , Cilia Black, Marianne Faithfull , theWhoandtheByrds. Producer Ann Freer

Contributors

Unknown:
Sir Winston Churchill
Unknown:
John Winston Lennon
Unknown:
Joan Baez
Unknown:
Dave Berry
Unknown:
Marianne Faithfull

Julian's relationship with Simon reaches crisis point, and an emotional Sandra faces a tough decision. A champion ice-skater takes her future into her own hands, while a cycling fanatic learns how devoted his wife is.

Episode written by Peter Bowker

Contributors

Writer:
Peter Bowker
Producer:
Geraint Morris
Director:
Michael Morris
Charlie Fairhead:
Derek Thompson
Lisa Duffin:
Cathy Shipton
Julian Chapman:
Nigel Le Vaillant
Martin Ashford:
Patrick Robinson
Sandra Nicholl:
Maureen Beattie
Norma Sullivan:
Anne Kristen
Robert Khalefa:
Jason Riddington
Josh:
Ian Bleasdale
Jane:
Caroline Webster
Maxine Price:
Emma Bird
Simon Eastman:
Robert Daws
Ozzy:
Michael Jenner
Claire:
Toni-Sue Burley
Angela:
Elizabeth Mansfield
Frank:
David Sibley
Tony:
Neil Clark
Richard:
Fergus O'Donnell
Robert:
Shaughan Seymour
Liz:
Philippa Urquhart
Skater:
Daniella Hunt

The behind-the-scenes story of a police investigation, solved by Crimewatch UK viewers.
A Party to Murder. In a Cardiff garden, workmen discovered a skeleton in a shallow grave. The police had just the bones and a few scraps of clothing to go on: no identity, no motive.
Among the experts they turned to was Richard Neave , a medical artist who had given a face to a victim of the King's
Cross underground fire, burned beyond recognition. Starting with a plaster cast of the Cardiff skull, Neave reconstructed the muscles of the face using modelling clay and cocktail sticks, eventually producing a likeness of the victim. A huge publicity campaign resulted in a name, and an item on Crimewatch UK gave rise to dramatic developments. Producer Liz Mills

Contributors

Unknown:
Richard Neave
Producer:
Liz Mills

Crime drama starring James Coburn
Lee Remick
John Cunningham , a contract killer who prefers prostitutes to troublesome relationships, leaves for Europe on a job. In Spain he meets a beautiful jet-setter, Sheila Metcalfe , who gets under his guard. She has no idea he is there to commit a triple murder, and when she falls in love with him he begins to question the way he lives.
Director S Lee Pogostin (1969)
SEE FILMS pages 67-72

Contributors

Unknown:
James Coburn
Unknown:
Lee Remick
Unknown:
John Cunningham
Unknown:
Sheila Metcalfe
Unknown:
Lee Pogostin
John Cunningham:
James Coburn
Sheila Metcalfe:
Lee Remick
Adrianne:
Lilli Palmer
Ramsey Williams:
Burgess Meredith
Alexi:
Patrick Magee
Michael Carlson:
Sterling Hayden
Maurice:
Claude Dauphin
Evelyn Carlson:
Helen Cherry
Ellen:
Karen Black
Belgian prostitute:
Sabine Sun

BBC One London

About BBC One

BBC One is a TV channel that started broadcasting on the 20th April 1964. It replaced BBC Television.

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