Play for Today: Dennis Potter’s Brimstone and Treacle, 1976
(Recorded in 1976, the play was pulled shortly before its planned transmission as the Director-General of the BBC, Alasdair Milne, found it nauseating. It was eventually broadcast in 1987.)
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Play for Today: Dennis Potter’s Brimstone and Treacle, 1976
(Recorded in 1976, the play was pulled shortly before its planned transmission as the Director-General of the BBC, Alasdair Milne, found it nauseating. It was eventually broadcast in 1987.)
Anna Karenina - BBC - September 25, 1977 - November 20, 1977 / US February 5, 1978 - April 9, 1978
Drama / Miniseries (10 episodes)
Running Time: 60 minutes
Stars:
Nicola Pagett as Anna
Stuart Wilson as Vronsky
Eric Porter as Karenin
Robert Swann as Levin
Davyd Harries as Silva
Carole Nimmons as Dolly
Mary Morris as Countess Vronsky
Caroline Langrishe as Kitty
Patricia Lawrence as Princess Scherbatsky
Geoffrey Toone as Prince Scherbatsky
Neville Barber as Sergei
Sheila Gish as Princess Betsy
Paul Spurrier as Seriozha
Dennis Edwards as Professor Wurst
Powell Jones as Grinevitch
Robert Russell as Malvey
Lucinda Gane as Countess Nordston
Marilyn Le Conte as Annuska
Josephine Parker as Denka
To the Mothers in the Fandom,
I hope today was a treat for you 😁
🌸🌷🌼 Happy Mother’s Day 🌺💐🌹
Not a mobile hairdresser, but in fact young Mr Kitchen, making free with sick women’s wheelchairs.
Top: Brimstone and Treacle, 1976 Bottom: Seven Faces of Woman: St Martin’s Summer, 1974
The hungry-looking lady on the left (well he is good enought to eat) is Patricia Lawrence, better known to Brits for her turn as Sister Ulrike in Tenko; and to MK fans, perhaps, as the much-deceived mother of Martin Taylor’s victim in B&T. More pics of B&T on vagabondtrousers blog here.
[images with REX scribbled on them are from... wait for it... REX images]
Martin Taylor Prays
The creepy prayer scene from Brimstone & Treacle. If you can ignore the cheesy sound effects, there are some brilliantly funny bits. What was it abjectadmirer said about his "wicked sense of humour about sex"? LOL
At 3:13, he lapses into his American televangelist impersonation. I still get a kick out of that. Maybe this belongs in my Dubious Kitchen Accent series. If I had one, that is.
1974 vintage RRREXY Kitchen in Seven Faces of Woman - St Martin's Summer with Patricia Lawrence.
Together again, with Denholm Elliott, in the 1976 television production of Dennis Potter's Brimstone and Treacle - incidentally, not shown on BBC1 until 1987. That must have been a big disappointment to all concerned - and possibly a bit of an embarrassment to MK, whose hair, by then, was looking positively tame by comparison.
(sources: REX and BBC Media Images)
Nice of REX to keep the watermark mostly off his mush in the top pix. ;0)