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Thomas Middleton - The Puritan

Heard
1994
Episodes
1
Language
English

Thomas Middleton - The Puritan (BBC WS POTW 1994-03-29)

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Adapted by Michael Jenner

Production Assistant Rosalynd Ward

Directed by Gordon House

Richard O'Callaghan: George Pyeboard, a scholar and a citizen

Estelle Kohler: Lady Plus, a citizen's widow

Don McCorkindale: Captain Idle, a highwayman

John Moffatt: Sir Godfrey (Plus), brother-in-law to the Widow Plus

James Taylor: Dogson and Sir John Pennydub, a country knight and suitor to Moll

Peter Winton: Nicholas St. Tantlings and Simon St. Mary-Overies, serving-men to the Lady Plus

Elaine Claxton: Frances

Gareth Armstrong: Peter Skirmish, an old soldier

Tom Bevon (?): Master Edmond, son to the Widow Plus

Colin Pinny: Sir Oliver Muckhill, a rich city knight and suitor to the Lady Plus

Sion Probert: Corporal Oath, a vainglorious fellow

Michael Jenner: Ravenshaw, a sheriff's sergeant

Malcolm Wold (?): Puttock, a sheriff's sergeant

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. The Puritan (BBC WS

    · 58 min

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  1. Thomas Middleton - The Puritan (BBC WS 1994)

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