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Harold Pinter - A Night Out

Heard
1993
Episodes
1
Language
English

Harold Pinter - A Night Out (BBC WS POTW 1993-03-01)

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Plot

Albert is a loner in his late twenties who lives with his emotionally-suffocating mother and works in an office. After being falsely accused of groping a female at an office party, he wanders the streets until he meets a girl, who invites him to her flat, where he responds to her overtures by angrily demeaning her. Then he returns home to his mother.

Cast

Albert Stokes - Jonathan Moore

Mrs. Stokes - Sheila Hancock

The Girl - Brenda Blethyn

Seeley - Sean Baker

Kedge - Oliver Haden

Gidney - Andrew Scofield

Horne - James Telfer

Mr. Ryan - Philip Anthony

Mr. King - John Fleming

Joyce - Jillie Meers

Eileen - Melanie Hudson

Betty - Geraldine Fitzgerald

Barrow - Matthew Morgan

Directed by Hilary Norrish

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. A Night Out (BBC WS POTW

    · 56 min

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  1. Harold Pinter - A Night Out (BBC WS 1993)

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