We'll Meet Again (1982– )Writer:David Butler (creator) |
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| Susannah York | ... |
Dr. Helen Dereham
(13 episodes, 1982)
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| Michael Shannon | ... |
Major James Kiley
(13 episodes, 1982)
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Patrick O'Connell | ... |
Jack Blair
(13 episodes, 1982)
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Lynne Pearson | ... |
Rosie Blair
(13 episodes, 1982)
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James Saxon | ... |
Sgt. Elmer Jones
(13 episodes, 1982)
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Lou Hirsch | ... |
Sgt. Hymie Stutz
(13 episodes, 1982)
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Patrick Pearson | ... |
Peter Mundy
(12 episodes, 1982)
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Kathryn Pogson | ... |
Vi Blair
(12 episodes, 1982)
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Ray Smith | ... |
Albert Mundy
(11 episodes, 1982)
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June Barry | ... |
Vera Mundy
(11 episodes, 1982)
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Lise Ann McLaughlin | ... |
Patricia Dereham
(11 episodes, 1982)
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Ed Devereaux | ... |
Colonel Rufus Krasnowici
(11 episodes, 1982)
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| Gavan O'Herlihy | ... |
Capt. Red Berwash
(11 episodes, 1982)
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Ronald Hines | ... |
Major Ronald Dereham
(10 episodes, 1982)
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Natalie Ogle | ... |
Letty Mundy
(10 episodes, 1982)
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Carolyn Pickles | ... |
Sally Bilton
(10 episodes, 1982)
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| Christopher Malcolm | ... |
Master Sgt. Mac McGraw
(10 episodes, 1982)
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Joris Stuyck | ... |
Master Sgt. Chuck Ericson
(9 episodes, 1982)
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Holly Watson | ... |
Betty Bilton
(8 episodes, 1982)
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David Baxt | ... |
Sgt. Mario Bottone
(8 episodes, 1982)
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Gillian Phelps | ... |
Sister Dickson
(7 episodes, 1982)
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Julia McCarthy | ... |
Ruby Bilton
(6 episodes, 1982)
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| Richard LeParmentier | ... |
Captain Lester Carson
(6 episodes, 1982)
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As a TV series that is nearly twenty years old, "We'll Meet Again" should be looking a little rough around the edges now. It is, however, a timeless classic worthy of inclusion in anybody's collection.
The story describes the effect on a small British village when an American Bomber Division lands during World War Two.
The feeling of 'old England' is captured beautifully, not least in the fabulous portrayal of stalwart shop keeper Albert Mundy by Ray Smith.
The series is long, weighing in at 690 minutes, but is very compelling as you are absorbed into the intricate history of the residents of the village and their interaction with the 'Yanks'.
The success of this show was phenomenal when first aired in the UK, and its conclusion brought about a national press campaign for a sequel, which was eventually commissioned for serialisation by a UK National Paper.
If you were there the first time, then I strongly urge you to invest in the beautiful DVD set available only on region 1 DVD.
If you love romance, nostalgia, or B-17s then this is for you!