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4J» CAROUSEL (1956): In the midst of the
robbery Billy Bigelow dies and goes to
heaven. He asks the starkeeper if he can
return to earth to help his unhappy daughter
overcome her shame about her father.
Starring Gordon MacRae, Shirley Jones,
Cameron Mitchell.
•.1 0 KIDCO (1984). Based on the true
slory of a pre-teen boy who decides to
i how he fares in the world of business.
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Hce creature. A story of conflict, and
friendship. Starring Dennis Quaid and
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Sarrazin stars as Michael, a mentally tor-
reporter who becomes consumed
i- guilt .when his wife is briutally tnur-
:red the night he is with his Idver.
11.40 BLACULA (1972). Two young decorators
return to America with antiques
ornate coffins they’ve bought from
tie Dracula. They unwittingly release
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William Marshall and Vonetta McGee.
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ANY a storm in a
te a c u p brew ed
up in ITV’s And
A N ig h tin g a le
S ang, a b u sy saga of
com edy an d ro m an ce
about working class life in
Newcastle during the Second
W orld War.
A d ap te d fro m C .P.
T ay lo r’s p la y by Jac k
Rosenthal, it featured a
family of m ildly eccentric
characters for whom the
w ar was an inconvenience
rather than a catastrophe.
There was Dad (John
W oodvine), who' when he
w asn’t w orking in th e
ship y ard ham m ered the
piano in the parlour and
sang p o p u la r p a trio tic
songs. In th e k itc h e n
M am (Joan P low right)
was m aking bread pudding
w ith her hat on for
some reason.
The action opened up
on the day w ar broke out
in 1939. The family was
aware of the event b ut its
m em bers had problem s of
their own to cope with.
G ran d ad’s w hippet h ad
ju st died and Joyce (Pippa
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A cosy tale of sex,
DAILY EXPRESS Tuesday April 18 1989
tea and sympathy
Hinchley), the youngest" of
his two grand-daughters
was apprehensively awaiting
the the* arrival of her
boyfriend (Stephen Tomp-
kinson) ofi leave from the
Army and bearing a ring.
“I don’t like him ,” she
wailed. Then, w ith the air
of a tragic heroine willing
to sacrifice herself for the
LAST NIGHT’S VIEW
By IAN CHRISTIE
war, she said m elodram atically:
“B ut he m ight be
going to m eet his death on
the field of battle.”
The m arriage duly took
p lace w ith a w edding
breakfast bought from a
fish and chip shop. On the
way hom e w ith it th e
bride expressed her fears
about the sexual side of
w edlock. “D on’t w orry,”!
said her experienced comp
a n io n . “I t ’s n o th in g
worse than cold chips.”
O ut there in the real
world the D unkirk w ithdraw
al was glimpsed and
E ric cam e hom e w ith an
A rm y chum , N orm an,
played by Tom W att, who
used to be the w im pish
Lofty in E astE nders. He
was not exactly wim pish
here b u t he wasn’t a rock
of reliability either. Norm
an fell in love w ith
Joyce’s elder sister Helen
(Phyllis Logan) and her
feelings were reciprocal.
B ut by the tim e peace was
d e c la re d N o rm an h ad
ow ned u p n o t only to
being m arried b u t also to
being a father.
M am felt guilty about
h a r b o u r in g l u s t f u l
thoughts about the local
priest and was distraught
on discovering Dad had
jo in e d th e C om m unist
P arty and stuck a picture
of Stalin on the mantle-
piece. Helen was living in
sin w ith N orm an and
Joyce seem ed to have
been sleeping w ith every
Yank in town. E ric got
q u ite u p se t w hen he
found out.
B ut the family had a
sure-fire way of calming
dow n h eated situ atio n s.
You could rely on a voice
p ip in g u p am ong th e
a n g ry s h o u ts saying:
“Let’s have a nice cup of
tea. I’ll p u t the kettle on.”
This was a handsome,
e n te rta in in g p ro d u ctio n
an d w artim e N ew castle
w as recre a te d convincingly
by director Robert
K night and his team . Subsidised
by a tea com pany
perhaps.
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