Who Done It
The young Philip Marlow returns to the country railway station following his mother's death in London. Forty years on, Marlow the hospital patient still dreams about the homecoming and the frightening figure of the scarecrow that now erupts into the ward.
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Al Jolson With Matty Malneck's Orchestra and The Four Hits and A Miss
After You've Gone
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Al Bowlly With Ray Noble
The Very Thought of You
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Henry Hall and The Bbc Dance Orchestra
The Teddy Bears' Picnic
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Max Harris & His Novelty Trio
Peg O' My Heart
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Philip Marlow | Michael Gambon |
| Mark Binney | Patrick Malahide |
| Nurse Mills | Joanne Whalley |
| Mr Tomkey | Leslie French |
| Writer | Dennis Potter |
| Director | Jon Amiel |
| Producer | Kenith Trodd |
| Nicola | Janet Suzman |
| Mrs Marlow | Alison Steadman |
| Mr Hall | David Ryall |
| Reginald | Gerard Horan |
| Mr Marlow | Jim Carter |
| First Mysterious Man | Ron Cook |
| Second Mysterious Man | George Rossi |
| Staff Nurse White | Imelda Staunton |
| Schoolteacher | Janet Henfrey |
| Philip (aged 10) | Lyndon Davies |
| Barbara | Sam Bryant |
| Dr Gibbon | Bill Paterson |
| Mark Binney (aged 10) | William Speakman |
| Night Nurse | Sharon D Clarke |
| First Soldier | Niven Boyd |
| Second Soldier | David Thewlis |
| Physiotherapist | Tricia George |
| Policeman | Malcolm Storry |
| Porter | Geff Francis |
