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Face to Face is a 1951 British TV movie starring Diana Dors. It was performed live on the BBC on 30 January 1951 and was the first TV role for Dors. It was written by Emery Bonnett.[1][2]
| Face to Face | |
|---|---|
| Written by | Emery Bonnett |
| Starring | Diana Dors |
Production company | BBC |
Release date |
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| Country | United Kingdom |
| Language | Enlglish |
Plot edit
Angel, a young stage performer in a song and dance act, falls in love with a rich older businessman. This upsets the businessman’s grown-up children.
Cast edit
- Norman Tyrell as an author
- Diana Dors as Angel
- Robert Ayres as Craig Brown
- John Baker as A doorman
- John Gatrell as Vincent Granam
- Sarah Lawson (actress) as Myrtle Beringer
- Thea Holme as Grace Hassett
- Sonia Moray as A telegraph girl
- Elizabeth Gray as Serena Pentonville
- John Benson as Richard Beringer
- Claude Bonser as Blake
- Julian D’Albie as Arthur Beringer
Reception edit
The Evening Standard said the play "presented a curious, slightly confusing, but not altogether unsuccessful sort of three dimensional modern morality play."[3]
References edit
- ^ Face to Face at Memorable TV
- ^ "The bright lights". Sunday Mirror. 28 January 1951. p. 11.
- ^ "Puzzle with strongs". Evening Standard. 31 January 1951. p. 5.
External links edit
- Face to Face at IMDb
- Face to Face at BFI
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