11 January 1977 Drama, History, TV Movie 60 mins
The story of the love of writer and critic Willlam Hazlitt for the young daughter of his landlady in the 1820s.
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Kenneth Haigh as William Hazlitt
Lynne Frederick as Sarah Walker
Tony Aitken as Cajah Walker
Erik Chitty as Goldsmith
James Copeland as Solicitor
Alexander Doré as Griffiths
Roy Evans as Birdseller
Ray Gatenby as Mr. Walker
Vanda Godsell as Edinburgh prostitute
Penelope Horner as Mrs. Knight
Kristine Howarth as Mrs. Hazlitt
Brenda Kempner as Mrs. Walker
Neil McCaul as Tomkins
Katherine Schofield as Visiting prostitute
Diana Sowman as Betsey Walker
David Webb as Follet
Michael Darlow Director
C.P. Taylor Writer
Jolyon Wimhurst Executive Producer
Francis Shaw Music
Mike Taylor Editor
Norman Garwood Production Design
Martin Baugh Costume Design
Gary White First Assistant Director
Sandy MacRae Sound
Mike Fash Camera Operator
United Kingdom 11 January 1977
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