13 March 1972 Comedy, Family 53 mins
Sammy’ is a monologue by Alex Wilequet based on the 1963 film ‘The Small World of Sammy Lee’, adapted by the Dutch writer and poet Jan Willem Hofstra and directed by Dré Poppe, a Flemish theatre director who worked for the Flemish B.R.T. for a long time after the launch of television in Belgium.
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Alex Wilequet as Sammy
Ken Hughes Writer
France 13 March 1972
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