Morning Story Explained
Morning Story is a British film made by BBC Television in 1969 and first broadcast in January 1970, directed by Gareth Davies and starring Lee Montague.[1]
Outline
A door-to-door salesman finds a young girl playing in the street, which leads him into unexpected adventures.[2]
Cast
- Lee Montague as Danny Robbins
- Hilary Mason as Mrs. McIsaac
- Stephanie Turner as Mrs. Woolford
- Bella Emberg as Mrs. Shaw
- Alex Marshall as Mrs. Allan
- Gilly Flower as Mrs. Johnson
- Heather Canning as Mrs. Valentine
- Ann Mitchell as Mrs. Harris
- Jo Richardson as Mrs. Lloyd
- Sue Walker as Mrs. Vernon
- Pamela Miles Mrs. Blackett
- Edna Landor as Mrs. Davis
- Jill Brooke as Mrs. Robertson
- Jumoke Debayo as Mrs. Harvey
- Kathleen St. John as Mrs. Helsby
- Kathleen Heath as Mrs. Cartwright
- Maggie Petersen as Mrs. Evans
- Sylvia Burrows as Mrs. Hanks
- Patti Dalton as Mrs. Carey
- Janet Whiteside as Mrs. Fennimore
External links
Notes and References
- Web site: British Film Institute - Morning Story (1970) . https://web.archive.org/web/20190411230153/http://www.bfi.org.uk/films-tv-people/4ce2b74792a9d . dead . 11 April 2019 . . 29 December 2018.
- Radio Times, Volume 186, issue dated 4 January 1970, p. 25