(In alphabetical order, by character)
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Beatriz Batarda
| Annette |
Judy Campbell
| Aunt Ann |
Ann Bell
| Aunt Hester |
Wendy Craig
| Aunt Juley |
Ioan Gruffudd
| Bosinney |
Barbara Flynn
| Emily Forsyte |
Alistair Petrie
| George |
Amanda Ooms
| Helene Hilmer |
Amanda Ryan
| Holly |
Alice Patten
| Imogen |
Gina McKee
| Irene Forsyte |
John Carlisle
| James Forsyte |
Jack Langham
| Jolly (aged 7) |
Christian Coulson
| Jolly |
Jessica Fox
| June (aged 14) |
Gillian Kearney
| June |
Kika Markham
| Madame Lamotte |
Ben Miles
| Montague Dartie |
Joanna David
| Mrs. Heron |
Corin Redgrave
| Old Jolyon |
Damian Lewis
| Soames Forsyte |
Robert Lang
| Swithin |
Julian Ovenden
| Val |
Amanda Root
| Winifred |
Rupert Graves
| Young Jolyon |
Production Credits
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A dramatization of the novel by John Galsworthy
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| Producer | Sita Williams
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| Directors | Christopher Menaul
David Moore
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| Writers | Jan McVerry
Stephen Mallatratt
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| Script executive | Roxy Spencer
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| Designer | Stephen Fineren
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| Directors of photography | Sue Gibson, BSC
Alan Almond
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| Composer | Geoffrey Burgon
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| Costume designer | Phoebe De Gaye
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| Make-up designer | Sue Milton
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| Casting director | Judi Hayfield
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| Script editor | Julie Press
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| Script supervisor | Hilda Miller
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| Editors | Tony Cranstoun
Anthony Ham
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| Sound recordist | Phil Smith
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| Associate designer | Desmond Crowe
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| Art directors | Nick Wilkinson
Peter Bull
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| 1st assistant directors | Sam Harris
Vincent Fahy
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| Unit publicist | Janice Troup
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| Assistant publicist | Jo Toft
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| Picture editor | Dawn Burrows
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| Unit photographer | Neil Marland
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| Line producer | Thea Harvey
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| Head of production | Susy Liddell
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| Executive producer/WGBH | Rebecca Eaton
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| Executive producer/Granada | Andy Harries
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The Forsyte Saga is a Granada/WGBH Boston coproduction.
Masterpiece Theatre has been presented on PBS by WGBH for thirty-one years. Rebecca Eaton is executive producer. Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Russell Baker is series host. The series is closed-captioned for deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers by The Caption Center at WGBH. A special narration track is added to the series by Descriptive Video Service® (DVS®), a service of WGBH to provide access to people who are blind or visually impaired. The DVS narration is available on the SAP channel of stereo TVs and VCRs.
WGBH is America's preeminent public broadcasting producer. More than one-third of PBS's prime-time lineup and companion Web content as well as many public radio favorites are produced by WGBH. The station is also a pioneer in educational multimedia and in access technologies for people with disabilities. For more information visit WGBH/Boston Online. |
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