Clayhanger 1976

Drama

A coming-of-age story set in the 19th century England about Edwin Clayhanger, a young man who wants to be an architect, but it is expected of him to continue the family's printing business which he accepts for the time being.

All Titles	show all 2 titles Clayhanger La saga de los Clayhanger
Director	John Davies David Reid
Artists	Peter McEnery as Edwin Clayhanger as Hilda Lessways as Maggie Clayhanger show all 178 artists as Janet Orgreave as Auntie Hamps as Darius Clayhanger Bruce Purchase as Big James Timothy Woolgar as George Cannon Jr. John Horsley as Osmond Orgreave Anne Carroll as Clara Benbow as George Cannon as Albert Benbow Denholm Elliott as Tertius Ingpen Hugh Walters as Stifford Renée Asherson as Miss Gailey Erin Geraghty as Florrie Vera Jakob as Mrs. Nixon Connie Merigold as Mrs. Orgreave Julie Peasgood as Ada Rosemary Blake as Clara Clayhanger Bernard Holley as Charlie Orgreave as Mr. Boutwood Michael Osborne as Johnny Orgreave as Tom Swetnam Jill Lidstone as Hetty Harold Bennett as Mr. Shushions Adam Swift as Bert Benbow as Alicia Orgreave William Relton as Edwin Clayhanger, as a young man Pamela Cundell as Mrs. Boutwood Brian Pettifer as Stifford Diana Rayworth as Miss Ingamells Eric Francis as Simpson David Stoll as Vicar Heve Geoffrey Drew as Tom Orgreave Rebecca Swift as Young Clara Benbow Megan Hanks as Amy Lisa Moss as Lucy Benjamin Whitrow as Dr. Heve as Mrs. Lessways as Lucy Watchett Annie Leake as Louisa Viola Keats as Jane Watchett Geoffrey Hutchings as Arthur Dayson David Wilkinson as Charlie Orgreave, as a young man Brigid Erin Bates as Minnie Susan Williamson as Betty Roy Macready as Karkeek John Rainer as Builder Dennis Clinton as 2nd Striker Peter Clough as Jimmy Orgreave Arthur Cox as Sowter Rosemary Martin as Vera Cheswardine Christine Absalom as Bowley as Nurse Faulkner as Drunk Jack Lynn as Unchpin Paul Howes as Porter Jacqueline Morgan as Hannah as Richard Enville Eve Mortimer as Miss Harris Pip Miller as Harry Hesketh Mitzi Rogers as Elizabeth Orgreave Sally Grace as Alicia Hesketh Michael Howley as Doctor Heather Canning as Eliza Deborah Grant as Manna Host as Martha Robin Parkinson as Hotel Porter Chris Range as Jane Sarah Harter as Mrs. Rotherwas as Mr. Illingworth David Machin as Donnelly Bernard Kay as Jenkins Lynette Davies as Adela Orgreave Theresa Watson as Girl in Shop as Mrs. Canonges Paul Blake as Arnold Christopher Coll as First Man in Foyer Clifford Kershaw as Schoolmaster Reginald Barratt as Mr. Lovatt as Chawner Leonard Trolley as Mr. Beaney Frederick Radley as Porter Wendy Wax as Emmie Patricia Hassell as Selina Michael Graham Cox as Mr. Reardon David Glover as Second Man in Foyer as Mr. Talbot Basil Hoskins as Andrews as Sunday School Teacher Anna Steele as Florie's Aunt Frederick Hall as Mr. Brooks as Barlow Sonny Farrar as Enoch Peake Charles Kinross as Driver Darlene Beth as Carrie Peter Marinker as Leader as Nurse Paul Jerricho as Driver's Mate Roland MacLeod as Registrar Mike Kemp as Policeman Joanna Lloyd as Woman in Foyer Gillian Davey as Girl in Post Office Sharon O'Leary as Young Florrie John McCombe as Workhouse Official Ray Gatenby as Customer as Curate as Mary Martin Read as Steward Lloyd Lamble as Elderly Gentleman as 1st Striker Beatrice Aston as Clog Dancer as Man in Market Margaret Heery as Darius' Mother David Edwards as Messenger Boy Alan Wilson as Customer June Brown as Woman as Chairman Peter Spraggon as Revivalist Malcolm Rogers as Bookseller Paul Haley as Policeman Michael Duggan as Shop Assistant Stanley Page as Mr. Peartree Mo Willshire as Florence Simcox Derek Fowlds as Jimmy Orgreave Tony Aitken as Young Shushions as Mr. Fearns Terence Conoley as Rev. Flowerdrew as Dan Samantha Gates as Flossie Hilary Sesta as Flower Seller as Toastmaster Una Brandon-Jones as Mrs. Grant Ken Halliwell as Policeman Stacy Davies as Lawton Frederick Bennett as 3rd Striker Ann Gabrielle as Edie Orgreave as Newspaper Boy Amanda Walker as Miss Dayson Frank Middlemass as Jos Curtenty Osmund Bullock as Johnny Orgreave David Foxxe as Man in Crowd Victor Platt as Farmer as Waitress Gary Rich as Boy on Station Christopher Banks as 1st Minister as Glazier Martin Kessel as Apprentice Robert Cooper as Office Boy Tom Howell as Young Darius David Steele as Errand Boy as Mr. Dawby as Pianist Chris Sanders as Carpenter Rod Beacham as Karl as 2nd Minister Roy Pattison as Bargee Frank Veasey as Man in Street Alan Foss as Robson as Miss Taylor David Purcell as Policeman Joe Holmes as Stallholder Clinton Jeffries as Peter Clowes as Spectator Leslie Bryant as Stallholder Anthony Collin as Mr. Breeze Stuart Wilde as Paper Boy Humphrey Frampton as Paper Lad Joe Ritchie as Barman Michael Fincham as 1st Boy Bernard Sharpe as Young Man Ian Meadows as 2nd Boy Rusty Livingstone as Rupert Marc Harrison as Young dancer Clare Walker as Dancing partner as Barrel Man Sheila Gill as Mrs. Dummer
Released	01 Jan 1976
Links	IMDb

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