08 December 1968 Drama, TV Movie 51 mins
A film by Alan Clarke for the 'The Company of Five' anthology series.
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John Neville as Christopher Gritter
Gwen Watford as Ada Gritter
Ann Bell as Bess Hogg
Cyril Luckham as Norman Gritter
Patricia Lawrence as May Green
United Kingdom 08 December 1968
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