Ross

Name: Ross
Genre: Drama
Released: 1970-10-18
Rating: 8.1
Cast: Ian McKellen, Charles Gray, Barrie Ingham

Episode aired Oct 18, 1970

S6.E2

Ross, it seems, is just an ordinary airman in the RAF, albeit more private, more of a loner, than most. But why is he so alarmingly scarred, and who is he, really?Ross, it seems, is just an ordinary airman in the RAF, albeit more private, more of a loner, than most. But why is he so alarmingly scarred, and who is he, really?Ross, it seems, is just an ordinary airman in the RAF, albeit more private, more of a loner, than most. But why is he so alarmingly scarred, and who is he, really?

8.1/10

Director
- Cedric Messina
Writers
- William Emms(adaptation)
- Terence Rattigan(play)
Stars

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Director
- Cedric Messina
Writers
- William Emms(adaptation)
- Terence Rattigan(play)
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Ross, it seems, is just an ordinary airman in the RAF, albeit more private, more of a loner, than most. But why is he so alarmingly scarred, and who is he, really?

based on play character name in title

Genre
- Drama
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Trivia
The New York production of "Ross" by Terence Rattigan opened at the Eugene O'Neill Theater in New York on December 21, 1961, and ran for 159 performances.

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8/10

An Excellent Production.

I saw this piece when it was first screened in 1970/71. It sticks in my mind, even now, as a tremendous piece of work. It inspired me to read the Seven Pillars of Wisdom. It was one of a number of productions screened at about the same period which first drew my attention to the work of Sir Ian McKellan, an actor for whom I have the greatest admiration. I would give a lot to be able to see again this production and the other televised pieces in which McKellan played.

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