13 February 1967 60 mins
Albert, a shy and repressed young man who lives with his mother, is persuaded to go for "a night out" with his workmates; it turns nightmarish.
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Tony Selby as Albert Stokes
Anna Wing as Mrs Stokes
Avril Elgar as The girl
John Castle as Seeley
Richard Moore as Kedge
Deirdre Costello as Eileen
Kevin Barry as Stall Keeper
Billy Russell as Old Man
Peter Pratt as Mr King
Patrick Cato as Gidney
Vivien Sherrard as Joyce
Adrienne Frame as Betty
Christopher Chittell as Horne
Geoffrey Gilbert as Barrow
Sydney Arnold as Mr Ryan
Christopher Morahan Director
Harold Pinter Writer
James Brabazon Story Editor
Peter Seddon Production Design
Michael Bakewell Producer
United Kingdom 13 February 1967
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