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"BBC Sunday-Night Theatre" Nineteen Eighty-Four (1954)
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12 December 1954
(Season 5, Episode 50)
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Cast
(Episode Cast overview, first billed only) | Peter Cushing | ... | Winston Smith |
 | André Morell | ... | O'Brien (as Andre Morell) |
| Yvonne Mitchell | ... | Julia |
 | Donald Pleasence | ... | Syme |
| Arnold Diamond | ... | Emmanuel Goldstein |
| Campbell Gray | ... | Parsons |
| Hilda Fenemore | ... | Mrs. Parsons |
| Pamela Grant | ... | Parsons Girl |
| Keith Davis | ... | Parsons Boy |
| Janet Barrow | ... | Woman Supervisor |
| Norman Osborne | ... | First Youth |
| Tony Lyons | ... | Second Youth |
| Malcolm Knight | ... | Third Youth |
| John Baker | ... | First Man |
| Victor Platt | ... | Second Man |
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BBC Sunday Night Theatre: Nineteen Eighty-Four (#5.50) (UK) (alternative spelling)
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Following remarks by the Duke of Edinburgh that he and the Queen had "thoroughly enjoyed" the broadcast, the live repeat, four days later, attracted the largest television audience since the Coronation.
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Revealing mistakes: In the canteen, after Winston has said goodbye to Syme, the camera settles back on him and moves forward, bumping into the dining table in the process.
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Featured in Joe Strummer: The Future Is Unwritten (2007)
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