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Barry Cawtheray

Writer | Producer | Director

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Barry started his career as a teenager, presenting BBC Radio Children's programs with Judith Chalmers and Violet Carson, later to become known as Coronation Street's "Ena Sharples".
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1982 The Video Age (TV series)
 
1971 The Sky's the Limit (TV series) (1971)
 
1969 Maurice Woodruff Predicts (TV series) (1969)
 
1968 First Night (TV movie)
 
1968 Brothers No More (TV documentary)
 
1966 A Boy Called Donovan (TV documentary)
 
1965 Dionne in London (TV movie) (written by)
 
1964-1965 Ready, Steady, Go! (TV series)
– The Sound of Motown (1965)
– The New Year Starts Here (1964)
– Rave Mad Mod Ball (1964)
 
1964 The Man They Call Genius (TV movie) (script editor)
 
1964 Around the Beatles (TV movie)
 
1963 Scene at 6:30 (TV series)
– Episode dated 14 August 1963 (1963) (researcher)
– Episode dated 22 July 1963 (1963) (researcher)
– Episode dated 16 April 1963 (1963) (researcher)
 
1963 Here Come the Girls (TV series)
– Episode #1.1 (1963)
 
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1982 The Video Age (TV series) (series producer)
 
1972 Greenwich Village (TV series) (producer)
 
1968 Mr and Mrs Music (TV movie) (producer)
 
1968 First Night (TV movie) (producer)
 
1967 Down at the Old Bull and Bush (TV movie) (producer)
 
1965 Dionne in London (TV movie) (producer)
 
1965 The British Song Festival (TV movie) (producer)
 
1964 Search for a Star (TV series) (producer)
 
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1972 Graham Hill's World of Sport (TV series)
 
1972 Greenwich Village (TV series)
 
1968 Variety Club (TV movie)
 
1968 First Night (TV movie)
 
1968 Brothers No More (TV documentary)
 
1965 Stars and Garters (TV series)
– Episode #3.10 (1965)
– Episode #3.9 (1965)
– Episode #3.4 (1965)
 
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1968 Brothers No More (TV documentary)
 
1965 Groucho (TV series)
 
1965 Stars and Garters (TV series)
– Episode #3.11 (1965)
– Episode #3.1 (1965)
 
1964 Ready, Steady, Win! (TV series) (1964)
 
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(1961-1963) Floor Manager, ATV London, working on every type of studio, film and outside broadcast production. (1979 - 1982) Artistic Director, Blackfriars Theatre, Boston [UK] a much lauded Arts Complex, built around an historic 13th Century Dominican Monastery, complete with a British Film Institute affiliated Cinema... See more »

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Barry started his career as a teenager, presenting BBC Radio Children's programs with Judith Chalmers and Violet Carson, later to become known as Coronation Street's "Ena Sharples". See more »