28 June 1965 Drama, Factual, TV Movie 45 mins
Always On Sunday is a bio-pic on Le (Henri) Douanier Rousseau, a French naive painter.
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James Lloyd as Henri Rousseau
Annette Robertson as Alfred Jarry
Bryan Pringle as Pere Ubu
Jacqueline Cook as Mere Ubu
Roland MacLeod as Apollinaire
Oliver Reed as Narrator (voice)
Ken Russell Director
Luciana Arrighi Production Design
Ken Russell Scenario Writer
Ken Russell Producer
Larry Toft Editor
Melvyn Bragg Scenario Writer
United Kingdom 28 June 1965
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