25 December 1917 - Sylvia Graham
On this day in 1917, plum pudding was made a regular ration for the troops for the first time, while in Collingwood, Sylvia wishes in vain for peace and goodwill.
On this day in 1917, plum pudding was made a regular ration for the troops for the first time, while at Collingwood Park, Sylvia wishes in vain for peace and goodwill.
Season 12 of Home Front, titled Giddy With Possibility, is set in the North East of England, in the shadow of the Russian Revolution. The excitement and fear provoked by the Bolshevik Revolution that overturned Russia, Britain's greatest ally in the war, rippled out around the world and - briefly - made people believe that anything was possible. In industrial Tyneside it is a time of unprecedented unrest and union activity, and where ladies' football is gaining a foothold in the national imagination.
Meanwhile, an unexpected announcement disrupts Christmas Day at the Marshall family home. Sylvia and Graham look on in disbelief. It is also the birthday of the relatively new head of the household, Johnnie. Isabel has lovingly wrapped a special present for him and commissioned a rare celebratory cake.
Written by Katie Hims
Directed by Jessica Dromgoole.
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| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Sylvia Graham | Joanna David |
| Kitty Lumley | Ami Metcalf |
| Isabel Graham | Keely Beresford |
| Johnnie Marshall | Paul Ready |
| Cressida Marshall | Isabella Inchbald |
| Gabriel Graham | Michael Bertenshaw |
| Rosamund Marshall | Bea White |
| Gussie Marshall | Grace Doherty |
| Beatrice Marshall | Eviee Lavery |
| Writer | Katie Hims |
| Director | Jessica Dromgoole |
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- Christmas Day 2017 12:04大象传媒 Radio 4
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Set in Folkestone, Tyneside and Devon, meet the characters of Home Front.
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Home Front
Drama serial charting life on the home front during the First World War.
