A BAFTA award nominated drama set in Norfolk in the Autumn of 1914 where we spend the day of his departure with a farm worker who has enlisted.
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Diane Fletcher as Lily
Nick Willatt as Tom
Linda Palmer as Rosie
David Oldfield as Harold
Roy Chance as Ernie
Norman Abbott as Mr. Webb
Stuart Nichol as Squire
Val Woodrow as Maid
Malcolm Hubbard as Village boy
Gavin Porter as Village boy
Graham Baker Director
Graham Baker Producer
Lewis More O'Ferrall Assistant Director
Graham Baker Script
Frank Gell Camera Operator
Howard Blake Music
Michael Baldwin Costume Designer
Vicki Morgan Makeup & Hair
Mike Billing Sound
John Lundsten Sound
United Kingdom 01 January 1975
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