The story of a ‘lost’ Arthur Dooley and how it arrived in the house – a story from Liverpool The Potato Woman By John Finch Going up or down stairs in the cosy, pleasant little cottage where we now live I am often reminded of an icy cold day …
At the age of 95 in the midst of the Corona-virus emergency, John reflects on ‘Working From Home’ WORK at HOME seems to be the current slogan on the television and on the media generally. In fact, for more than sixty years, I always mostly worked at home.. I work …
While developing his autobiography John Finch recalled how the worlds longest running drama nearly ended in its early years. This is a Blog in 2 parts: Part 2 See Part One It was two o’clock in the morning. The building that housed what has since been christened as the …
While developing his autobiography John Finch recalled how the worlds longest running drama nearly ended in its early years. This is a Blog in 2 parts: Part one See Part 2 here >> The building stands impressively new on a side street off Deansgate in Manchester. Specially designed for the …
There have been some very nice comments added to this article on ‘Forgotten Television Drama’ Sam (Granada, 1973-5) It’s a real pleasure to find there are other fans of this superb series out there! I’m not exaggerating when I say I have watched the series at least 10 times since …
After Granada’s most successful drama series was transmitted ‘what’s next’ was an obvious question. SAM and this series …… but what was it called and who was in it?
Very grateful for this recent post on social media and a comment from a talk group: Well, it’s rather like watching a DH Lawrence novel come alive. Sons and Lovers and all that. I don’t want to be read as making light of anything because I believe Mr. Finch wrote …
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From: https://forgottentelevisiondrama.wordpress.com you’re reading… 1970s, Granada Television, ITV, John Finch, Lez Cooke, Sam Sam (Granada, 1973-5) Posted by lezcooke ⋅ October 22, 2014 ⋅ 10 Comments In my book A Sense of Place: Regional British television drama, 1956-82, I argued that the 1980s saw a shift away from the production of …
From https://forgottentelevisiondrama.wordpress.com ‘Forgotten Dramas 2’ at BFI Southbank: ‘It’s Dearer After Midnight’ + ‘The House That Jigger Built’ Posted by lezcooke ⋅ February 9, 2017 ⋅ Leave a comment Our Forgotten Dramas season continues on Friday 10 February at 8.40 pm in NFT2 with a double bill of two Granada dramas from …
