27 January 1972 Drama, TV Movie 60 mins
The path of righteousness is a stony one. And Lo! for Daniel it is stonier than most.
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Colin Farrell as Daniel
Amanda Reiss as Ethel
Alex Marshall as Marigold
Rachel Kempson as Mrs. Anderson
Peggy Marshall as Mrs. Hendrikson
Roger Booth as Father George
Will Leighton as Irish priest
Eric Thompson as Narrator
United Kingdom 27 January 1972
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