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Screen Two / TV series (1984) のシーン
エピソード: Season 7, Episode 4: Fellow Traveller
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| 再生時間: 210 秒 | ヌード: yes | 作成者: zorg |
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このシーンの女優
Imogen Stubbs
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Imogen Stubbs, born February 20, 1961 in Rothbury, Northumberland, England, is an English actress and writer. Raised briefly in Portsmouth, Hampshire, and London where her family lived on a river barge, she was educated at prestigious schools and Oxford University. Her acting career began at Oxford Playhouse, followed by RADA graduation alongside Jane Horrocks and Iain Glen. She gained notable stage success with the Royal Shakespeare Company as Desdemona in Othello. Stubbs has appeared in films like Privileged (1982) and Deadline (1988), TV series such as The Rainbow (1988) and Anna Lee (1993-94), and played Lucy Steele in Sense and Sensibility (1995). Her play We Happy Few was produced in 2004, and she joined Reader's Digest as a contributing editor in 2008.
Sarah Trigger
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Sarah Trigger, born Sarah Louise Trigger on June 12, 1968 in London, England, is known for her acting roles in films such as 'Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey' (1991) and 'Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead' (1995). She has been married twice: first to Jon Cryer and later to David Dickey, with whom she has a child.
映画について: Screen Two / TV series (1984)
公開年: 1984
別題: N/A
監督: Tristram Powell, Christopher Morahan, Udayan Prasad, Piers Haggard, Sandy Johnson, Michael Whyte, Gavin Millar, Alan Clarke, Norman Stone, Peter Barber-Fleming, Les Blair, Richard Eyre, Stephen Frears, Colin Gregg, Giles Foster, Bill Hays, Stuart Burge, John Glenister, Adrian Shergold, Paul Seed, Stephen Whittaker, Jim Goddard, Angela Pope, Alan Dossor, Gillies MacKinnon, Matthew Jacobs, Karl Francis, Nicholas Renton, Jack Gold, Jean Stewart, Elijah Moshinsky, Guy Jenkin, John Madden, Colin Rogers, Leslie Stewart, Mike Vardy, Jon Amiel, Colin Bucksey, Martin Campbell, Nigel Finch, Mick Jackson, Peter Hammond, Tim King, Allan Kroeker, Terence Ryan, Chris Bernard, Michael Caton-Jones, Anna Benson Gyles, Douglas Livingstone, Barbara Rennie, Misha Williams, Michael Darlow, Ross Devenish, Francis Gerard, Eva Kolouchova, Colin Nutley, Tony Smith, Jenny Wilkes, Terry Johnson, Rob Rohrer, Philip Saville, Witold Starecki, Mike Alexander, Tony Bicât, David Hare, Pedr James, Jack Clayton, Lesley Manning, Malcolm McKay, Pierre Boutron, Waris Hussein, Patrick Lau, Peter Markham, George Case, Barry Devlin, Corin Campbell Hill, Jane Howell, Suri Krishnamma, Richard Monks, Carl Prechezer, Renny Rye, Simon Shore, Richard Spence, Paul Tickell, Nick Ward, David Attwood, Ben Bolt, Chris Bould, Tim Fywell, Noella Smith, Alan Cumming, Nicolas Kent, Diarmuid Lawrence, John Mackenzie, Stephen Poliakoff, Andy Wilson, John Woods
脚本: Peter Adams, Martin Allen, Jan Ashdown, Rosalind Ashe, Al Ashton, Margaret Atwood, Jane Austen, Biyi Bandele-Thomas, Verity Bargate, Nina Bawden, Alan Bennett, Tony Bicât, Les Blair, Dirk Bogarde, John Bowen, Daniel Boyle, Jean Breeze, Simon Brett, Anita Brookner, Lesley Bruce, Richard Cameron, Ken Campbell, Robin Chapman, A.F.N. Clarke, Jack Clayton, Barry Collins, Stewart Conn, Shane Connaughton, Ray Connolly, Shirley Cooklin, John Cooper, Carol Ann Courtney, Andrew Davies, Nick Davies, Stephen Davis, Frank Deasy, Anne Devlin, Barry Devlin, Roddy Doyle, Nick Dunning, Michael Eaton, Alice Thomas Ellis, Anna Fodorova, John Forte, Karl Francis, Michael Frayn, Simon Gray, Christopher Green, Henry Green, Philippa Gregory, Stephen Gregory, Trevor Griffiths, Neil M. Gunn, Christopher Hampton, Thomas Hardy, David Hare, Jim Hawkins, John Healy, Stan Hey, Guy Hibbert, Raymond Hitchcock, William Horwood, William Humble, Leigh Jackson, Matthew Jacobs, Guy Jenkin, Catherine Johnson, Franz Kafka, David Kane, Molly Keane, Alan Kelley, Lee Langley, Robert W. Lenski, Douglas Livingstone, Stephen Lowe, Brenda Lucas, Bernard MacLaverty, Patrick Malahide, Tony Marchant, Robert McCrum, John McGrath, William McIlvanney, Malcolm McKay, Paula Milne, Richard Monks, Brian Moore, Elaine Morgan, Bill Morrison, Rona Munro, GF Newman, William Nicholson, David Nokes, Philip Norman, Richard Norton-Taylor, Vincent O'Connell, Michael Palin, Peter Pearson, Brian Phelan, David Pirie, Asmaa Pirzada, Stephen Poliakoff, Dennis Potter, Carl Prechezer, Trevor Preston, Stanley Price, Peter Ransley, Graham Reid, Ruth Rendell, Barbara Rennie, Tim Rose Price, Peter Salmi, Howard Schuman, Dave Sheasby, Adrian Shergold, Martin Sherman, Jeanie Sims, Robert Smith, David Snodin, Greg Snow, Muriel Spark, Elizabeth Spender, Jiri Stanislav, Leslie Stewart, Hugh Stoddart, Boleslaw Sulik, Meera Syal, Adisakdi Tantimedh, Michael Thomas, William Trevor, Nancy Trites-Botkin, Stuart Urban, Maggie Wadey, Stephen Wakelam, Andrew Wallace, Marjorie Wallace, Nick Ward, Timberlake Wertenbaker, Gillian White, Michael Wilcox, Ion Will, Nigel Williams, Tariq Yunus
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ジャンル: Drama, drama television series, anthology series
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ストーリー
Screen Two is a British television anthology series that began in 1985 as a response to Channel Four's innovative movie-making strategies for both television and theatrical release. The series was introduced by producer Kenith Trodd following his involvement with a BBC study team in 1984 to determine how the corporation should adapt to Channel Four's pioneering efforts. Screen Two, along with its counterpart Screen One, marked a transition from earlier studio-made plays like 'Play for Today'. Each episode of Screen Two is a standalone film featuring diverse genres and themes.
概要
'Screen Two' was a significant contribution to British television drama, showcasing a wide range of storytelling talent in both writing and directing. Launched in response to Channel Four's innovative approach, it signaled the BBC's commitment to high-quality filmmaking for television audiences. The series ran from 1985 until 2003, producing over a hundred standalone films that spanned various genres and themes, from adaptations of classic literature to original dramas.