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Upstairs, Downstairs

Upstairs, Downstairs – 1971

Directors

Bill Bain (16 episodes 1972-1975)

Derek Bennett (11 episodes 1971-1975)
Cyril Coke (episode “Another Year”) (episode

 

“The Bolter”) (episode “Noblesse Oblige”) (episode “A Pair of Exiles”) (episode “What the Footman Saw”)
Lionel Harris (episode “Desirous of Change”)
Christopher Hodson (14 episodes 1972-1975)
Joan Kemp-Welch (episode “Magic Casements”) (episode “The Path of Duty”) (episode “A Suitable Marriage”)
Simon Langton (episode “All the King’s Horses”) (episode “The Nine Days Wonder”)
Raymond Menmuir (12 episodes 1971-1974)
James Ormerod (episode “The Understudy”)
Brian Parker (episode “The Swedish Tiger”) (episode “Why is Her Door Locked?”)
Herbert Wise (episode “For Love of Love”)

Writers
Charlotte Bingham writer (episode “Board Wages”) (episode “I Dies Love”) (episode “Out of the Everywhere”)
Julian Bond writer (episode “A Cry for Help”)
Raymond Bowers writer (episode “The Swedish Tiger”)
Terence Brady writer (episode “Board Wages”) (episode “I Dies Love”) (episode “Out of the Everywhere”)
Maureen Duffy writer (episode “The Mistress and the Maids”) (uncredited)
John Harrison writer (episode “Married Love”) (episode “The Path of Duty”)
John Hawkesworth writer (12 episodes 1972-1975)
Elizabeth Jane Howard writer (episode “The Glorious Dead”)
Deborah Mortimer writer (episode “Goodwill to All Men”)
Jeremy Paul writer (14 episodes 1971-1975)
Alfred Shaughnessy writer (15 episodes 1972-1975)
Rosemary Anne Sisson writer (11 episodes 1972-1975)
Anthony Skene writer (episode “A Special Mischief”) (episode “The Wages of Sin”) (episode “Word of Honour”)
Fay Weldon writer (episode “Desirous of Change”) (episode “On Trial”) (episode “Your Obedient Servant”)
Peter Wildblood writer (episode “The Property of a Lady”) (uncredited)

Producers
Rex Firkin executive producer
John Hawkesworth producer

Cast
John Alderton – Thomas Watkins (7 episodes 1972-1973)
Anthony Andrews – Lord Robert Stockbridge/Marquis of Stockbridge (1975)
Angela Baddeley – Mrs. Kate Bridges, cook (52 episodes)
Christopher Beeny – Edward Barnes, footman (46 episodes)
Joan Benham – Lady Prudence Fairfax (16 episodes)
Donald Burton – Julius Karekin (1973)
Madeleine Cannon – Lady Dolly Hale (3 episodes 1975)
Mel Churcher – Angela Barclay (3 episodes 1974)
Pauline Collins – Sarah Moffat/Delice/Clemence Dumas, housemaid (13 episodes 1974)
Evin Crowley – Emily/Aoibhinn, scullery maid (5 episodes 1971-1972)
Karen Dotrice – Lily Hawkins (6 episodes 1975)
Lesley-Anne Down – Georgina Worsley (1973-1975)
Hannah Gordon – Lady Virginia Hamilton Bellamy (12 episodes 1974-1975)
Rachel Gurney – Lady Majorie Southwold Bellamy (21 episodes 1971-1973)
Gareth Hunt – Frederick Norton (1975)
Raymond Huntley – Sir Geoffrey Dillon (14 episodes)
George Innes – Alfred Harris (4 episodes 1971)
Gordon Jackson – Mr. Angus Hudson, Butler (60 episodes)
David Langton – Richard Bellamy (56 episodes)
Jean Marsh – Rose Buck, housemaid (54 episodes)
Ian Ogilvy – Lawrence Kirbridge (6 episodes 1972)
Meg Wynn Owen – Hazel Forrest Bellamy (21 episodes 1973-1975)
Nicola Pagett – Elizabeth Bellamy/Kirbridge (13 episodes 1971-1973)
Jonathan Seely – William Hamilton (3 episodes 1975)
Patsy Smart – Maude Roberts, Lady Bellamy’s maid (12 episodes 1971-1973)
Jenny Tomasin – Ruby Finch, scullery maid (41 episodes 1972-1975)
Jacqueline Tong – Daisy Peel, housemaid (32 episodes 1973-1975)
Simon Williams – Captain/Major James Bellamy (37 episodes 1971-1975)
Anne Yarker – Alice Hamilton (4 episodes 1975)

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What an amazing piece of kit our telly was. Can you imagine having to change channel by turning a knob to tune in BBC2 and forever getting up to realign the aerial and contrast, and the only way to stop the picture from rolling was to give the set a good thump? Do you remember that we only have three channels to watch? Thinking about it, the conversation was better at school next day as everyone seemed to be watching the same thing unlike nowadays where we have too much choice. Aye, the quality of programmes seem to have dwindled when you think back to what we had in our days.

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