Spring and Port Wine (1970)A stern father and lenient mother try to deal with the ups and downs of their four children's lives in working class Bolton. Director:Peter Hammond |
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Rafe Crompton
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Diana Coupland | ... |
Daisy Crompton
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Florence Crompton
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| Susan George | ... |
Hilda Crompton
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Rodney Bewes | ... |
Harold Crompton
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Len Jones | ... |
Wilfred Crompton
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Keith Buckley | ... |
Arthur Gasket
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Avril Elgar | ... |
Betsy-Jane Duckworth
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Adrienne Posta | ... |
Betty Duckworth
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Frank Windsor | ... |
Ned Duckworth
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Mr. Aspinall
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Marjorie Rhodes | ... |
Mrs. Gasket
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| Bernard Bresslaw | ... |
Lorry Driver
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Joseph Greig | ... |
Allan (T.V. Man)
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Christopher Timothy | ... |
Joe (T.V. Man)
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A stern father and lenient mother try to deal with the ups and downs of their four children's lives in working class Bolton.
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father versus daughter | father versus daughter's boyfriend | wife hides money from husband | family relationships | tears |Taglines:
If you get the better of me lass, you'll be the first in this house that has !Genres:
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30 March 1972 (Portugal) See more »Also Known As:
Anoixis kai glyko krasi See more »Company Credits
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Written and Performed by'Alan Price (I)'
Orchestrated by Derek Wadsworth
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"Spring and Port Wine"Written and Performed by'Alan Price (I)'
Orchestrated by Derek Wadsworth
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This is an excellent film about a traditional working class family in Northern England. Filmed on location in Bolton, it stars James Mason as the father who is the dominant force within his home. Or so it seems. Cleverly, the film, based on the play, portrays the complexities of family life. The supporting cast is terrific as well, with many familiar faces lending support.