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The Secret Garden (1975)

TV Series  -  G 30 min  -  Drama | Family
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In 19th-century India, little Mary Lennox is suddenly orphaned by cholera. Her only living relative is her crook-backed uncle... See full summary »

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Season:

1

Year:

1975
2 nominations See more awards »

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Cast

Complete series cast summary:
Sarah Hollis Andrews Sarah Hollis Andrews ...
Mary Lennox (7 episodes, 1975)
Hope Johnstone Hope Johnstone ...
Mrs. (Agnes) Medlock (7 episodes, 1975)
William Marsh William Marsh ...
John (7 episodes, 1975)
Jennie Goossens Jennie Goossens ...
Nurse (6 episodes, 1975)
Jacqueline Hoyle Jacqueline Hoyle ...
Martha (Sowerby) (6 episodes, 1975)
John Woodnutt John Woodnutt ...
Mr. Archibald Craven (6 episodes, 1975)
Tom Harrison Tom Harrison ...
Ben Weatherstaff (4 episodes, 1975)
David Patterson David Patterson ...
Colin (Craven) (4 episodes, 1975)
Lorraine Peters Lorraine Peters ...
Mrs. (Susan) Sowerby (4 episodes, 1975)
Andrew Harrison Andrew Harrison ...
Dickon (4 episodes, 1975)
Richard Warner Richard Warner ...
Dr. Craven (4 episodes, 1975)
Basil Clarke Basil Clarke ...
Pitcher (3 episodes, 1975)
Alison Lowndes Alison Lowndes ...
'Lizabeth Ellen (Sowerby) (3 episodes, 1975)
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Storyline

In 19th-century India, little Mary Lennox is suddenly orphaned by cholera. Her only living relative is her crook-backed uncle, Archibald Craven, so Mary is sent to live at his estate on the Yorkshire moors. Rude and unpleasant, Mary gradually begins to change as she explores the manor and grows to know some of the servants, particularly her maid Martha, and Ben Weatherstaff the gardener. With the help of a robin, Mary discovers a secret garden. She also discovers a cousin she never knew she had, and begins to form plans that transform her cousin, the garden, and ultimately herself. Written by Kathy Li  

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Drama | Family

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Country:

UK

Language:

English

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Also Known As:

Le jardin secret See more »

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Trivia

Following the common BBC practice at the time, shots on sound stages (including those of the "secret garden" itself) were made on videotape while exterior shots were made on film and converted to videotape. In the final video, those shots converted from film fail to be as crisp and clear as the shots made directly to videotape. See more »

Goofs

Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): At several points, one of the children is shown miss-speaking a line and quickly correcting themselves. One such point, appearing both in original and the condensed versions, occurs when Collin is speaking with his father after running into him outside the garden. See more »

Crazy Credits

In the 1984 condensed version, the BBC Video clip runs forward in the opening credits and runs backwards in the ending credits. See more »

Connections

Featured in The 100 Greatest Kids TV Shows (2001) See more »

Soundtracks

"The Watermill"
Written by Ronald Binge See more »