Second City Firsts 1973

Drama

This was a BBC drama anthology series of short plays, written largely by first time writers, which were transmitted between 1973 and 1978.

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Director
Tara Prem
Philip Saville
Brian Parker
Artists
Ken Kitson
as Barry
as Alice
Ivor Roberts
as Jimmy Quinn
Alison Steadman
as Helen
Rachel Davies
as Michelle Grant
Eileen McCallum
as Bailey
Bill Dean
as Father
Malcolm Terris
as Alec
Philip Jackson
as Ken
Myra Frances
as Harvey
Neville Smith
as Chance
Alan Hull
as Alfy
Christopher Blake
as Paul Finnie
David Warwick
as Vinny
James Garbutt
as Jackie
as Les
Alfred Fagon
as Rasta Man
Toyah Willcox
as Sue
Tony Rohr
as Donal
Paul Shane
as Ricky Avon
Noel Dyson
as Patricia
Alan Raymond
as Kevin
Madelaine Newton
as Mary
as Jean-Ann
Gary Hopkins
as Dave
Veronica Roberts
as Carol
as Jim
Adrian Pearson
as John
Sheila Felvin
as Carol
Phil Daniels
as Barry
as Pat
Georgina Smith
as Mum
Michael Elphick
as Policeman
Matthew Pickard
as Matthew
Julie Walters
as Terry
as Mrs. Finnie
as Mother
Tommy Boyle
as Dave
Dixie Dean
as Ray Gutburg
Carrie McGirr
as Eileen
David Stoll
as Frank
John Smith
as Dad
Gladys Ambrose
as Mother
Stella Moray
as Maggie
Catherine Pickard
as Catherine
as Mr. Finnie
Mona Hammond
as Mrs. Jordan
as Trustee
John Meadows
as Frankie
Noel Edmonds
as D.J.
as Bea
Brenda Doyle
as Mary
Sara Clee
as Brenda
Theresa Ratcliff
as Suzy
Richard Steele
as Auctioneer
as Dave
Clifford Kershaw
as Mr. Hughes
Vernon Drake
as Minister
Doremy Vernon
as Sue's Mother
Harry Jones
as Tom Bredin
as Tom
Matthew Stuart Marlow
as Winston
Betty Jo
as Carol
Bob Ritchie
as Bailiff
Fred Pearson
as Publican
Michael Duggan
as Trev
Ashley Thompson
as Postman
Amanda Walker
as Anne Bredin
Colin Chisholm
as Pop Group
as Cummo
Brian Lewis
as Clerk
Deborah Black
as The Mate
Roy Pattison
as Veterinary officer
Tony Leivers
as Charlie
Charles Hatton
as Frankie's Mate
Darren Weston
as Glen Bredin
Mike Hayden
as Priest
Hugh Turner
as Barman
as Minister's wife
Cliff Duncan
as Frankie's Mate
Ced Beaumont
as Arthur Betton
Max Ford
as Porter
Sylvia Stoker
as Invalid
Barbara Ru-An
as Diana Marina
Elizabeth Benson
as Kath Betton
Lee Melvin
as Man in crowd
George Irving
as Preacher
Sylvia McDonald
as Musician
as Carol Betton
Jack McDonald
as Musician
Debbie Brotherton
as Carol's friend
Nat Jackley
as Fred
Bert Palmer
as Joe
Joseph Berry
as Stan Rylands
Marie Dixon
as Edna
Earl Deacon
as Drunk
John Neville
as Jonathan
as Zena Pool
as Gordon
as Astral Philips
David Daker
as Peter
as Josie
Peter Bayliss
as Edward
Zara Nutley
as Mrs. Shakespeare
Deirdre Costello
as Janet
Robert Putt
as Abby
as Adie Pool
Edward Peel
as Royston
John Woodnutt
as Cecil
John Owens
as Fitz
Steve Plytas
as Hersh
as Harry
Graham Ashley
as John
Blake Butler
as Jackson
Harry Markham
as George
Leonard Fenton
as Hymie
as Meyer
Barbara Miller
as Kath
Pamela Manson
as Kitty
David Williams
as Jimmy
as Young man
Norah Fulton
as Beattie
Malcolm Rogers
as Ken
Adrienne Frank
as Rita
Nell Brennan
as Milly
Liz McKenzie
as Pat
Lyn Douglas
as Dolly
Leslie Dunn
as Quiet voice
Winifride Shelley
as The Medium
Valerie Georgeson
as Jean
Bill Maxwell
as Brocky
Stanley Dawson
as Ronnie
Michael Gambon
as John
Alun Armstrong
as Ken
Liz Smith
as Mrs. Murphy
Tom Bell
as Sidney
Mike Grady
as Derry
Percy Herbert
as Williams
Oliver Cotton
as Cyril
as Christine
Donald Douglas
as Keith Peters
Tony Caunter
as Peter
Anna Wing
as Annie
Annabel Leventon
as Caro
as 1 episode, 1974
as Tommy
Jane Wood
as Suzanne Mitchell
William Moore
as Frank
Kenneth Hadley
as Adam
William Hoyland
as Peter Mitchell
Sheila Kelley
as Maple
Terence Budd
as Steve
Anne Raitt
as Janet
Richard Butler
as Janet's father
Jim Wiggins
as 1 episode, 1974
David Delve
as Mick
David Miller
as 1 episode, 1974
Alan Gill
as 1 episode, 1974
Sandy Walsh
as 1 episode, 1974
John Darrell
as 1 episode, 1974
Zoe Gonord
as 1 episode, 1974
as 1 episode, 1974
as Richard
Polly Warren
as 1 episode, 1974
Nick Darke
as 1 episode, 1974
Graham Watkins
as 1 episode, 1974
Deborah Lee
as Kate
Romy Saunders
as 1 episode, 1974
Richard Gurgal
as Toby
Robert Eaton
as 1 episode, 1974
Geoffrey Reed
as Stan
Diana Hayworth
as Val
Pete Postlethwaite
as Duffy
David Threlfall
as Gaz
Bob Peck
as Reg
as Bill
Brian Glover
as Gallat
Jim Norton
as Rainmarsh
as Mack
Frank Kelly
as Surveyor
as Charlie
as Ron
Rachel Bell
as Rosie
Paul Moriarty
as Bernard
Margot Leicester
as Lucy Rainmarsh
as Mixer
Michael Brennan
as Sergeant
as Woman
Rosalind Elliot
as Joy
as Dolly
as Mrs. Cooper
Alan Hulse
as John
Paul Bacon
as Frank
as Priest
Lennox Greaves
as Paul
as Kevin
Maggie Petersen
as Alice
Christopher Neil
as Bonehead
Norman Parker
as Drummer
Nicholas Wood
as Violinist
Richard Oliver
as Michael
Gerard Hyder
as Michael
Julie Hamilton
as Biddy
Althea Gaye
as Pianist
Cass Patton
as Suki
Sam Kelly
as Mr. Bowes
Gwen Taylor
as The woman
Anthony O'Donnell
as Mr. Purvis
Sara Kestelman
as Ruth
as Natasha
as Mrs. Barber
as Kenneth Hardwick
John Harding
as The other man
Ron Pember
as Don
David Wilkinson
as David Lee
Pamela Miles
as Grace
Vickery Turner
as Caroline
Gerard Ryder
as Ivan
George Pravda
as Sergei
Gabor Vernon
as Vladimir
Colin Crompton
as Angel
Geoffrey Greenhill
as Harker
Judi Lamb
as Linda
Mark Buffery
as Sunshine
as Katya
Penelope Nice
as Cath
Joan Ann Maynard
as Nurse
as Marilyn
Kathleen Helme
as Ellen
as Badge
John Burrows
as Russel
Herbert Ramskill
as Percy Backhouse
Robert Atkin
as Davy
Joanna Palmer
as Jane
Bernard Hill
as Billy
Richard Griffiths
as Bedworth Hog
George Costigan
as Trevor
Frank Grimes
as Ian Coleman
Sharman Macdonald
as Gloria
Marjorie Yates
as Lily, as a young woman
Dicken Ashworth
as Jimmy
Eric Deacon
as Mike
Steve Halliwell
as Stan
John Barrett
as Eggy Greenall
Shirley Cheriton
as Anne
as Billy
Frances Cox
as Iris
Diana Davies
as Vera Greenall
Emlyn Price
as Steve
Manning Wilson
as Uncle Wilf
Steven Beard
as Clive
as Angie
as Old Lily
Barbara Waddington
as Lynette
Letitia Bowater
as Go-go dancer
Len Annett
as Doorman
Rosemary Warwick
as Go-go dancer
Emrys Evans
as Snailman
Sian Murray
as Annie
Graham McCabe
as Young man
Paul Copley
as Brian Wilson
John Bowler
as Eddie
Graham Stark
as Bert Reynolds
as Carmel
John Salthouse
as Binoculars
as Thomas Loftus
Roger Avon
as Sergeant
as Irene
Myrtle Devenish
as Mrs. Beale
Thomas Ellice
as Dr. Harwood
Richard Albrecht
as Jonathan
Henry Moxon
as Percy
as Dennis
Marilyn Finlay
as Sister
as Walter
Cilla Mason
as Mrs Bennett
as Molotov
Margaret Durnell
as Night nurse
David Orrick
as Bobby Watson
Released 15 Oct 1973
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