Poster

(TV Series)

Sir Ian McKellen ()


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The actor and civil-rights activist delves into his family history and discovers one of his ancestors was a Victorian political activist, another was linked to the theatre. He learns his family have a link to an ancient landmark.

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Self (as Sir Ian McKellan)
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Self - Narrator (voice)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Anne Featherstone ...
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Keith Hanley ...
Self
Martin Hewitt ...
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James Moran ...
Self
Martin Palmer ...
Self
Caroline Radcliffe ...
Self
Kay Smith ...
Self
Amanda Wilkinson ...
Self

Directed by

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Leo Burley

Produced by

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Peter Badcock ... production executive
Sarah Feltes ... series producer
Colette Flight ... executive producer
Alice Fraser ... assistant producer
Anna Kirkwood ... development producer
Diene Petterle ... commissioning editor: BBC

Music by

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Mark Russell

Cinematography by

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Mike Robinson ... (photography)

Editing by

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Russell Crockett

Editorial Department

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Chris Batham ... on-line editor
Mike Curd ... colourist

Production Management

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Claire Skelton ... production manager
Elizabeth Sloan ... production manager

Art Department

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Brian Lewolt ... graphics

Sound Department

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Simon Pinkerton ... sound
Adam Wilks ... dubbing mixer

Music Department

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Mark Sayer-Wade ... composer: title music

Additional Crew

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Amy Bracken ... researcher
Rebecca Broadhurst ... production coordinator
Sara Khan ... genealogical researcher
Scarlet Moore ... researcher
Angela Symons ... production secretary
Debbie Townsend ... archive researcher
Crew believed to be complete

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Additional Details

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Also Known As
  • Sir Ian McKellen (United Kingdom)
Runtime
  • 58 min
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Quotes Ian McKellen: I wonder if James' son, the radical Robert, came up here? I do feel that I can almost touch these people. I feel happy in their company.
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