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Elgar (11 Nov. 1962)

TV Episode  -  50 min  -  Documentary
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A partly dramatised account of the life of Sir Edward Elgar classical composer. Huw Wheldon narrates the life story over backdrops of beautiful mountain scenery... See full summary »

Director:

Ken Russell

Writers:

Ken Russell, Huw Wheldon (commentary written by)

Stars:

Huw Wheldon, Peter Brett and Rowena Gregory
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Episode complete credited cast:
Huw Wheldon Huw Wheldon ...
Himself - Commentator (voice)
Peter Brett Peter Brett ...
Mr. Elgar
Rowena Gregory Rowena Gregory ...
Mrs. Elgar
George McGrath George McGrath ...
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A partly dramatised account of the life of Sir Edward Elgar classical composer. Huw Wheldon narrates the life story over backdrops of beautiful mountain scenery, especially memorable is the image of young Elgar riding his horse around Malvern Hills. Written by Archie Moore <ar.moore@student.qut.edu.au>  

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Classical Music | Reenactment

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UK

Language:

English

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Featured in Ken Russell: A Bit of a Devil (2012) See more »