Every Picture Tells a Story Trailer

Every Picture Tells a Story Trailer (1984)

01 December 1984 History 80 mins

James Scott's biopic of his father William Scott, his childhood and his origins as a painter.

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Cast

Phyllis Logan

as Agnes Scott

Alex Norton

as William Scott

Leonard O'Malley

as William Scott Jr. (aged 15-18)

John Docherty

as William Scott Jr. (aged 11-14)

Mark Airlie

as William Scott Jr. (aged 5-8)

Willie Joss

as Grandfather

Natasha Richardson

as Miss Bridle

Jack McQuoid

as Mr Trimble

Jennifer Black

as School Teacher

Jim Boyle

as Irish Constable

John Young

as Artist

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 01 December 1984

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