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Gwyn Richards
(1936-2007)
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Gwyn Richards was born in 1936. He was a writer, known for
All Change at Evercreech Junction (1986)
,
Day Out (1977)
and
The Little Train to Lynton (1987)
. He was married to Helen. He died on 4 February 2007.
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Known for
All Change at Evercreech Junction
TV Movie
Writer
1986
Day Out
TV Series
Writer
1977–1980 • 4 eps
The Little Train to Lynton
TV Series
Writer
1987 • 2 eps
ATV Today
TV Series
Self
Self - Reporter
1966 • 2 eps
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The Little Train to Lynton
TV Series
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1987
2 episodes
All Change at Evercreech Junction
TV Movie
written by
1986
Day Out
TV Series
script
1977–1980
4 episodes
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Born
1936
Died
February 4
,
2007
Spouse
Helen
? - February 4, 2007 (his death, 2 children)
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Presenter of "Movie Magic", vintage film clips of the West Country, much of it supplied by viewers.
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